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  • School Safety

    CHICAGO – Most schools’ emergency plans are outdated, especially against technologies like the Internet and cell phones, safety experts said Friday. Districts that don’t review and update plans for a terrorist attack or shooting rampage won’t be prepared when a crisis occurs, experts warned principals and superintendents at the National School Boards Association convention in…

  • Save it for the Team Room

    Eric Haney has made much out of his time as a member of Delta Force, America’s clandestine counterterrorism outfit. Way too much, according to former Delta Force officers and operators, who say Haney has embellished his résumé and fabricated other parts of his military career on his way to becoming an acclaimed author and a…

  • Here comes the judge

    Via AEI: Judge Posner weighs in on the state of IC reform. Some highlights: The fundamental cause of the ambitious reorganization of the intelligence community that we are living through is not, I believe, some deep flaws in the system as it existed on the eve of the 9/11 attacks. Rather, it is a deep…

  • HLS: Serious or Not Serious VII

    When 22 Chinese nationals let themselves out of a cramped and smelly cargo container at the Port of Seattle last week, it ended their dangerous and costly two-week trip from Shanghai. But after a few minutes of freedom and fresh air, they were apprehended and are likely to be deported. There was no indication that…

  • Attention Bolling!

    Get ready to feel the burn . . .

  • This is a bad thing how, exactly?

    Mr. Ricks is shocked, shocked, to find influence campaigns going on here: The U.S. military is conducting a propaganda campaign to magnify the role of the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, according to internal military documents and officers familiar with the program. The effort has raised his profile in a way that some military intelligence…

  • What is Wrong with Amateurs?

    Captain Ed takes a little initiative (and a hit in the wallet) to drive the point home. IBD has the right spirit, but wrong on methodology. The gov’t lacks the resources and the motivation. There are fish that have yet to be fried. In essense the only people who care are the bloggers and “amateurs”…

  • A different take on document exploitation

    Hat tip to John Robb Finally, a media outlet that doesn’t have a problem with amateurs exploiting captured material: BAGRAM, Afghanistan — No more than 200 yards from the main gate of the sprawling U.S. base here, stolen computer drives containing classified military assessments of enemy targets, names of corrupt Afghan officials and descriptions of…

  • Where is the shop steward?

    “You know what Justice Black used to say? Flexibility is mush.” With that quip, Judge A. Raymond Randolph cut into the opening statement of the government’s lawyer, who was defending new workplace rules at the Department of Homeland Security. I’ll ask one more time: would someone who is in a HLS or other national security…

  • Always Out Front

    Senior Pentagon officials are poised to implement a sweeping overhaul of how each combatant command carries out joint intelligence operations, using U.S. Central Command as a template for streamlining battlefield data collection and analysis, according to a senior military official and documents. Anything but the status quo.


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