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Monthly Archives: November 2016
Will Trump Target Iran?
“One of the most discouraging aspects of the filling out of the Donald Trump cabinet is the array of Iran haters that seem to be lining up in the foreign policy and national security areas. Trump has been personally advocating … Continue reading
Posted in CIA, CIA Director, Dagan Meir, Donald Trump, Iran, Kissinger, Mike Pompeo, MOSSAD, Nuclear, Nuke, Obama, Philip Giraldi, UN
Tagged CIA, Donald Trump, General James Mattis, GOSINT, Henri Kissinger, Iran Nuclear deal, JCPA, John Brennan, Meir Dagan, Mickael Flynn, Mike Pompeo, Phil Giraldi
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Enhanced Interrogation: CIA Psychologist’s Book Defends The Program
“CIA EITs program was not torture. If it was, I would be in jail. I am just the guy who was asked to do something for his country.” Dr. James Mitchell In Enhanced Interrogation, Mitchell now offers a first-person account … Continue reading
Posted in 9/11, CIA, CIA EITs
Tagged CIA, CIA EITs, Dr James Mitchell, GOSINT, Torture
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DGSI Lacks Big Data Mining Tools, Turns to PALANTIR For Help
“IN-Q-Tel operates in the shadow” Wall Street journal The DGSI [French internal intelligence service] is completely overwhelmed by the fight against terrorism and turns to Palantir for help. Follow us on Twitter: @INTEL_TODAY
The Man Who Dodged 638 CIA Plots to Assassinate Him
“If surviving assassination attempts were an Olympic event, I would win the gold medal.” Fidel Castro The man in charge of protecting Castro claims that he dodged 638 CIA plots to assassinate him. Follow us on Twitter: @INTEL_TODAY
Posted in CIA, Cuba, Fidel Castro
Tagged assassination, CIA, Cuba, Fidel Castro, GOSINT
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Blast From The Past — Reagan and the 1986 “Libyan Terrorism” Disinformation Op
“There is a wonderful book that you might read… And the title of it is from a quote from Winston Churchill: ‘In time of war, the truth is so precious, it must be attended by a bodyguard of lies.’ ” … Continue reading
Posted in Gaddafi, Libya, Reagan
Tagged Bernard Kalb, Casey, CIA Daily Briefs, Gaddafi, GOSINT, Iran-Contra, La Belle Disco bombing, Libya, Poindexter and Admiral William Crowe, Prime Minister Mifsud Bonnici, PT/35(b), Reagan, Said Rashid, Shultz, Tripoli and Benghazi 1986 strikes, Weinberger
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CIA : A Few Good Women – LESLIANNE SHEDD (1968 – 1996)
“They devoted their hearts and minds to a mission unlike any other, at an agency unlike any other, serving on the world’s most dangerous frontiers to defend our people, defeat our adversaries, and advance our freedoms. Their words and deeds … Continue reading
Posted in CIA, CIA Memorial Wall, Women
Tagged CIA, CIA Memorial Wall, GOSINT, Leslianne Shedd, Women
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Germany Constitutional Court Rejects Disclosure of NSA Spy Targets
“The Constitutional Court’s ruling is a blow for any clarification on the activities of the BND and the NSA and for the entire parliamentary monitoring of secret services.” Anna Biselli — Digital research organization Netzpolitik Last Tuesday, the German Federal … Continue reading
Posted in BND, NSA, spy targets
Tagged Anna Biselli, BND, Germany, Konstantin von Notz, Netzpolitik, NSA, Selector List of spy targets
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Portugal — Ex CIA Sabrina De Sousa Loses Extradition Appeal
“Rendition was totally counterproductive” Sabrina de Sousa, HARDtalk – BBC World News Sabrina De Sousa, a former CIA officer, has lost another appeal in her ongoing fight to avoid being sent from Portugal to Italy, where she has to serve a … Continue reading
GOSINT: First 100 Stories – 148 Countries
Greetings! Please take good note: GOSINT posts will no longer appear on the PT35B page but only on the new GOSINT Facebook page. The GOSINT blog is about four months old. The first 100 posts reached readers from 148 countries.
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