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Robert Steele is as consistently fascinating as he is consistently right; his insights on intelligence have always been at least a decade ahead of the establishment.
Ralph Peters, author of
Fighting for the Future: Will America Triumph?
Over a broad canvas reflecting the changing nature of information and information technologies, Robert Steele lays the foundation for the future of e-intelligence.
Commodore Patrick Tyrrell, OBE, Royal Navy
Bosnia, Rwanda, Kosovo, East Timar-genocide has become a feature of the post-Cold War world. Robert Steele's book shows how genocide and other global problems can be effectively monitored without shortchanging traditional national security. This book is invaluable to both humanitarians and national security experts.
John G. Heidenrich, author on genocide prevention
All intelligence services-as well as non-governmental organizations and non-state actors-will benefit from a study of this book. Robert Steele goes well beyond the original visions of the best of the former Directors of Central Intelligence, and has crafted a brilliant, sensible, and honorable future for the intelligence profession.
Major General Oleg Kalugin, KGB (Retired) Former Elected Deputy to the Russian Parliament
Robert Steele storms into the core of intelligence issues without fear. The scope of his work is impressive and whether you agree with him or not, you cannot ignore what he says. The book is an important addition to the literature on intelligence.
The Honorable Richard Kerr Former Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Peter Drucker told us in 1998 that the next information revolution for business will be in the exploitation of external information. This book is an essential reference because it defines how government, business, and the academy can finally share intelligence without being tainted by espionage or handicapped by secrecy.
The Honorable John A. Bohn Former CEO, Moody's Investors Service Former President, Export-Import Bank
As NATO, its Partnership for Peace and the European Defense and Security Initiative devise new models for meeting their future intelligence needs, this book ought to be considered and discussed. Robert Steele's vision for the future of intelligence is clearly "internationalist" in nature. It focuses on regional partnerships between governmental and non governmental organizations and on the value of open source intelligence collection. European Institutions should seize the opportunity to be the first to succeed in implementing this new model.
Rear Admiral Dr. Sigurd Hess, German Navy (Retired)
Former Chief of Staff, Allied Command Baltic Approaches
ON INTELLIGENCE
Spies and Secrecy in an Open World
Robert David Steele
MA, MPA, NWC, CIA, USMC, OSS
OSS International Press Oakton, Virginia
Copyrigh t by OSS Inc. All rights reserved.
This book and the others in the series are available at quantity discounts for group or class distribution. Please communicate with the publisher.
OSS International Press is the book publishing arm of Open Source Solutions Inc., publisher of OSS NOTICES (occasional series) and Proceedings of the Global Information Forum (annual).
Published by OSS International Press (OSS) Post Office Box 369
Oakton, Virginia 22124-0369 USA
(703) 242-1700 Facsimile (703) 242-1711
Printed and bound in the United States of America.
October 2001
Cover graphic: The view of Africa, Antarctica, the Indian and Atlantic Oceans from 23,000 miles out in space as the last Apollo flight coasted to the moon, December 1972. Original photo credit NASA 1989. Available in sticker form as item Apollo l 7(E). Correspond with EarthSeals, Post Office Box 8000, Berkeley, CA 94707 USA..
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Steele, Robert D., 1952-
ON INTELLIGENCE: Spies and Secrecy in an Open World/by Robert David Steele
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Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-9715661-0-0 (alk. paper)
l. Intelligence servic United States. 2. Intelligence service. Military Intelligence. 4. Law enforcement intelligence. 5. Business intelligence.
Internet. Organizational change. 8. Strategic planning. 9. Leadership. 10. Information Technology. 11. Economic forecasting.
12. Business forecasting. 13. Knowledge, theory of. 14. Power (Social sciences). 15. Information scienc social aspects. 16. Competition.
17. National security-management of. 18. Political planning.
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The attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon-as well as the failed attacks on the Capitol and others that were thwarted by the grounding of the entire U.S. aviation fleet-have not yet led to needed intelligence reform. There were six specific failures in intelligence and counterintelligence, and all of them could have been avoided had the political and intelligence leadership of this Nation been willing to listen to the many internal and external advocates for dramatic legislatively-mandated intelligence reform.
The clandestine service of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is a decrepit dysfunctional organization that is incapable of penetrating foreign bureaucracies without being caught, and is largely ineffective against terrorist groups. The President is being mis-led about this reality.
The field offices of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) failed to properly enter (to automate) their on-going investigations into flight training and other activities of suspected individuals, and failed to act on French intelligence information the week prior to the attack with respect to the French Algerian terrorist arrested in Boston with Boeing flight manuals and aircraft construction manuals.
The leadership of the FBI, both in Washington and in New York, is guilty of gross dereliction of duty in failing to translate all Arabic documents captured in the aftermath of the first bombing attack on the World Trade Center, as well as documents captured elsewhere around the world.
The continued fragmentation of the information available to the various agencies is inexcusable. America urgently needs an "all-source" processing center where foreign intelligence, law enforcement intelligence, and other relevant data can be fully integrated. The President must act on this!
The Department of State must be held accountable, together with the CIA and the FBI, for issuing visas without proper investigation and validation. We must not issue visas to individuals without a host country records check, and we must dramatically improve our ability to track potentially hostile individuals within our own borders.
Lastly, we must recognize that all other nations, including those knowingly hosting and funding terrorists, failed to penetrate these groups or to share their knowledge with us. This was an international intelligence failure.
Legislatively-mandated reform is vital-without intelligence and counterintelligence reform, America will continue to suffer terrible surprises. See more at and . St.
Foreword
In 1992 I introduced Senate bill 2198, legislation proposed to revitalize and reinforce our national intelligence community-a community that we at the time routinely defined as being limited to those specific U.S. Government organizations devoted to secrets. This legislation was set aside pending the results of the Aspin/Brown Commission on Intelligence.
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