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Taken together, the now-steady leak of "heard-in-Korea" news is factoring into ever swirling intelligence debates about whether there is a possibility of government collapse, something every American president since Harry S. Truman has wished for, and none have witnessed.
The bottom three: Beyonce, T.I., and Lil Wayne (hey, no one ever said intelligence was the same as popular success).
Salespeople are increasingly regimented and scripted in their interactions, a process that might be called artificial stupidity, while ever greater intelligence and ingenuity is demanded of the customer who tries to navigate an automated checkout.
"With a greater percentage of the world embracing Western culture in the form of media, technology, and even government, it is more tempting than ever for intelligence analysts to rely on mirror-imaging," Lauren Witlin wrote in the SAIS Review of International Affairs last year, in an essay condemning the practice.
I like to think that he was curious to see how his perception of his own death would be transformed by the hallucinogenic drug, and that his ever-questioning intelligence was alive to the end.
The US and Senegal have also established the first-ever Combined/Joint Intelligence Fusion Cell in Africa, a hub where the United States and the host nation can formally share intelligence reports.
Few of them have ever met an intelligence analyst or ever received more than a dry, often uninformative intelligence bulletin containing information already made public by the news media.
It makes me question whether the techniques were ever about getting intelligence – or just exacting punishment.
The FBI described the Mitrokhin files as "the most complete and extensive intelligence ever received from any source".
The leaks were the "most catastrophic loss to British intelligence ever", insisted David Omand, the former head of GCHQ.
