“Cognitive Infiltration” vs “Cognitive Gate Crashing”
by STTPML Collective
conspiracy theories 387 (Paper Referred to in You Tube Piece)
Henry Kissinger:
Intelligence Sources and Methods: The Stratfor Leakers
Jim Craven/Omahkohkiaaiipooyii
Introduction
Intelligence work has always been a mystery to most people, and later even a genre in mass culture. The basic trade-craft of human intelligence (intelligence and counter-intelligence) has not changed much from the times of Sun Tzu Ping Fa over 2000 years ago. The technologies of intelligence employed in human analytical and operational trade-craft of course are always changing, but the basic personality types who seek to do intelligence work, the basic motives that drive them and those they turn (MICE–Money, Ideology, Compromised, Ego) and add Blood Loyalty, Revenge and Religion, are the same.
While the technologies of espionage have gotten progressively more sophisticated and wide-ranging since the times of Sun Tzu, the actors in intelligence appear to have gotten much less sophisticated in their trade-craft since the times of Sun Tzu.
What is more than ironic, is that in terms of protecting sources and methods, the U.S. Government, along with its private contractors with high-level clearances they brought over from government, are the biggest leakers of sources and methods; far more significant anything Snowden leaked out. This also applies to the memoirs of former intelligence operators, even the ones with the most spin in favor of their former employers and the most vetted prior to publication as required by law for some agencies. Check out these emails; check out the mind-sets of some of these “strategic analysts” with some high clearances turned into very lucrative commodities.
These are the minions, and in one case the ringleader, of those you see on the talking heads shows on Sunday morning; the ones in the “go-to” electronic rolodexes of the mainstream media for those “in the know” (and likely talking about some carnage they had a direct hand in creating and then dumping when the American–only kind that counts–body count and impacts on the deficits and debt, got out of hand. Now they are saying “Yes we learned some lessons and now we are going back to our old jobs, to do them right this time, and make sure that those who died and were maimed, did not die in vain; that we leave with “honor” (this is what a loser in Vegas says at the tables: “I just got to get back my losses and when I break even, then I am leaving but not until I can leave without losing face.”)
How do you leave, exit, “strategically staged with draw”, with “honor” from a war of the kind Nazis were hanged for at Nuremberg? https://sttpml.org/just-war-and-the-interrelated-predicates-and-precedents-of-nuremberg/ and https://sttpml.org/from-wikileaks-and-the-stratfor-emails-naked-historical-revisionism-racism-and-smug-entitlement-essay-why-anglos-lead-and-racist-email-correspondence-of-stratfor-geniuses/
We have highlighted in yellow, the kind of sensitive information that apparently still has not been addressed; commentary by STTPML also in orange.
Here is a candidate for Nobel Prize in Chutzpah: Your wife and mistress and in the same row at your CIA director appointment, and neither the wife nor CIA knows; only Petraeus and the mistress know.
Introduction to the Stratfor Memos
by Jim Craven/Omahkohkiaaiipooyii
Re: obama for rapid comment and impovement
Released on 2012-10-19 08:00 GMT
Email-ID 65604
Date 1970-01-01 01:00:00
From bhalla@stratfor.com
To analysts@stratfor.com
nothing on question of Pakistani cooperation? also, we should caveat the speculationon AQ counterattack.. we have seen very clearly the decline of AQ core, and this piece makes it sound like we have no idea what their capabilities are.
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From: “George Friedman”
To: analysts@stratfor.com
Sent: Sunday, May 1, 2011 9:55:19 PM
Subject: obama for rapid comment and impovement
George Friedman
Founder and CEO
STRATFOR
221 West 6th Street
Suite 400
Austin, Texas 78701
Phone: 512-744-4319
Fax: 512-744-4334
Re: White House still acting shady on the photo release
Released on 2012-10-19 08:00 GMT
Email-ID 65615
Date 1970-01-01 01:00:00
From bhalla@stratfor.com
To analysts@stratfor.com, friedman@att.blackberry.net
wrote my thesis on it 
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From: “George Friedman”
To: “Analysts”
Sent: Tuesday, May 3, 2011 10:42:46 AM
Subject: Re: White House still acting shady on the [bin Laden] photo release
Its interesting that americans believe the us is bad at deception. This is not the view of foreign intelligence services who are constantly being whipsawed by us intelligence or think they are. This is a subject worth studying
I find that american officials outside intelligence or on the margins are the most convinced of this.
The american weakness is strategic intelligence but i dont see why the us is seen as weak on disinformation.
Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
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A forum to address the implications of the Doctrine of Discovery in context of the standards established by the adoption on September 13, 2007 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Local – Regional – Continental – Global
Presently in Canada the issue of aboriginal rights, Indian title, and land claims by the Indian people are issues that to the people of Canada are major concerns. These issues are of a major concern not only because if recognized as legitimate and legal it means the payment of large sums of money by the people of Canada to the Natives of this country, but they also have implications for the development and exploitation of the natural resources, especially oil and gas, and for the ecology.
But so far, neither the Canadian Government nor the people at large have come to grips with these issues. It is probably more correct to say that they do not want to come to grips with them. The courts of Canada have had several opportunities to deal with aboriginal rights, but not unlike the government, they too have avoided dealing directly the issues. They find one technicality or another to dismiss a case. Continue reading
A Message to Visitors:
We do not believe that just because someone chooses to visit us here that we have any right to bother them with any form of unsolicited information or promotions; we have no right to invade anyone’s privacy and than means for us, not even trying to trace identities of those who visit; and we do not, as a matter of honor; and not wanting the same done to us. We do not even ask to register to visit the site. Ideas, knowledge, data, data sources, in the public realm, however they got there, once there, belong to all.
We have people from various nations that for some reason are still able to link to us, but they cannot link to some other sites we link to. thus we have a large archives of documents, studies, manuals, etc, all in the public realm long before we found them; but we had some experience with where and how to look as well as how to read the documents in historical context as well as in Pentagonese and CIAese. This some of the primary source documents they can link to here.
That is why we do not tolerate attempts to hack, prowl or wreck, when all we are trying to do is present what we believe to be some critical “dots” and connections between them, covering a global and very dynamic, increasingly unstable and volatile mosaic. We do not want to entrap anyone, so we give more than fair warning. Obviously our means are our own, but we can tell who is here to read and who is looking elsewhere they would not appreciate our going to in their systems–and we would never; that is why it is an unfair fight. But we do not care from where, if we have reason to believe they are not here to read, then this is not the place to be.
Total Banned Sites 986 to-date–14 Banned IPs to go (Please do not force us to publish the list in case others are having to suffer from some of the same apparent intrigue that we have to suffer to protect the readership; when we hit 1000, the list of offending IP addresses gets published in case other innocents are also their targets). Why, since we obviously want people to visit and consider the information here, would we ban certain sites, from various nations with no discrimination as to which one, if we were not very serious about what we do and have some capabilities to determine who is trying to stop us with means other than debate, reason, evidence and law?
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Raul Hilberg in his monumental work “The Destruction of the European Jews” chronicled a process of repression that at first was “relatively mild” but led, step by step, to the Holocaust. It started with legal discrimination and ended with mass murder. “The destructive process was a development that was begun with caution and ended without restraint,” Hilberg wrote.
The Palestinians over the past few decades have endured a similar “destructive process.” They have gradually been stripped of basic civil liberties, robbed of assets including much of their land and often their homes, have suffered from mounting restrictions on their physical movements, been blocked from trading and business, especially the selling of produce, and found themselves increasingly impoverished and finally trapped behind walls and security fences erected around Gaza and the West Bank.
Ayman Mohyeldin reports from Gaza City on killing of four Palestinian boys by Israel (credit: NBC News)Ayman Mohyeldin, the NBC News correspondent who personally witnessed yesterday’s killing by Israel of four Palestinian boys on a Gazan beach and who has received widespread praise for his brave and innovative coverage of the conflict, has been told by NBC executives to leave Gaza immediately.
According to an NBC source upset at his treatment, the executives claimed the decision was motivated by “security concerns” as Israel prepares a ground invasion, a claim repeated to me by an NBC executive.
But late yesterday, NBC sent another correspondent, Richard Engel, along with an American producer who has never been to Gaza and speaks no Arabic, into Gaza to cover the ongoing Israeli assault (both Mohyeldin and Engel speak Arabic).
Mohyeldin is an Egyptian-American with extensive experience reporting on that region. He has covered dozens of major Middle East events in the last decade for CNN, NBC and Al Jazeera English, where his reporting on the 2008 Israeli assault on Gaza made him a star of the network.
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Sanctions and Airliners
The unilateral US sanctions announced by Obama on July 16 blocking Russian weapons and energy companies access to US bank loans demonstrate Washington’s impotence. The rest of the world, including America’s two largest business organizations, turned their backs on Obama.
The US Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers placed ads in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post protesting US sanctions. NAM said that the manufacturer’s association is “disappointed that the US is extending sanctions in increasingly unilateral ways that will undermine US commercial engagement.” Bloomberg reported that “meeting in Brussels, leaders of the European Union refused to match the US measures.”
In attempting to isolate Russia, the White House Fool has isolated Washington.
The sanctions will have no effect on the Russian companies. The Russian companies can get more bank loans than they need from China, or from France and Germany.
The three traits that define Washington–arrogance, hubris, and corruption–make Washington a slow learner. Arrogant people wallowing in hubris are incapable of learning. When they encounter resistance they respond with bribes, threats, and coercion. Diplomacy requires learning ability, but Washington left diplomacy years ago and relies on force.
Consequently, with its sanctions Washington is undermining its own power and influence. Sanctions are encouraging countries to withdraw from the dollar payments system that is the foundation of US power.
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