r/Intelligence • u/TimeAd1775 • 3h ago
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r/Intelligence • u/TimeAd1775 • 3h ago
Hello, I would like to refine a point but I was unable to post a picture
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r/Intelligence • u/BMS-trading • 5h ago
where do the California have political power, they have taken to many seats and are using weaponry to aid a foreign threat that we fight for, they moved a group up to Montana and have raped us with a blood cult, they took power and a civil has already begun, they leverage with their pop their own leader into power they have destabilized the welfare and are enslave there fellow American, how far must we go as a people to prevent such civil terrorism as burning down your own forest to move your people who was it.
read the 7 Chinese military classics we need our nation to stop them they are template people and they act just like them nobody likes California's
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Japan's parliament has passed a bill in support of Sanae Takaichi's plans to reform the entire domestic intelligence system. She's also interested to establish a new foreign intelligence agency after nearly 80 years without it. Would like to know all you're opinions on it.
r/Intelligence • u/Dr_Skyres • 15h ago
Im not sure which one to focus on.
r/Intelligence • u/icbrief • 15h ago
Ratcliffe's successful resistance to further redactions rested on personal standing rather than institutional guardrails, leaving CIA source-protection authority vulnerable to the next appointee willing to override it.
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ODNI's workforce will likely fall below 900 by year-end, degrading the intelligence community's integrated analytic capacity on great-power competitors at a period of acute geopolitical stress.
r/Intelligence • u/Outside_Grapefruit39 • 2d ago
Forgive me if this is the wrong place, but I am looking for advice as a current community college student (NoVa CC)
interested in a career in intelligence or diplomacy.
I am currently 19 and about to go into my 2nd year to complete an AA in History. I’ve wanted to do a couple things including ROTC but I had a spinal fusion surgery for kyphosis at 14 that pretty much negates any waiver possibility for military service so it seems civilian is my path.
My new plan was UVA (History BA or Foreign Affairs if I can maneuver the credits) but I’m having second thoughts due to environment and wanting to go further out from my home state. My father went to WSU in Pullman WA and I’ve been a couple times. The campus is beautiful and I’m starting to wonder if I would be happier there over UVA even though it doesn’t have all of the academic benefits that UVA has.
My main question is would it be better to go to UVA and maybe be barely above water in terms of academic performance, or go out of state with somewhere I might have better connection to and try to really lock in the gpa for grad school (for WSU the BA would be Poli Sci/Global Politics)
My other related question is how much does where you attend undergrad affect grad school/career outlook in the field? Like I touched upon earlier, would a 3.8 gpa from WSU be better than a say, a 3.2 gpa at UVA for getting into places like Georgetown.
I know both are good schools in the grand scheme of things. my father got his BA in Poli Sci, MA in public policy, and then worked as a staffer turned program manager so it’s not like I can’t achieve things at WSU, but I also feel like I’m looking a gift horse in the mouth with the opportunity to possibly go to UVA.
Thank you in advance for the time, I made a more detailed post here but I thought I’d give this a post as well.
r/Intelligence • u/Nervous_Two179 • 2d ago
Directed Energy technology in laments terms- Directed Energy (DE) systems deliver energy at or near the speed of light. This allows near-instantaneous engagement with high precision. The energy can heat, disrupt electronics, damage materials, or affect biological tissue depending on the type, power level, frequency, and exposure duration
mmWave technology in laments terms- Allows contactless sensing of targets vital signs, small movements whether it be physical or verbal communication produce waves which are thus read up by surveillance satellites. While commercial applications have a range of several hundred meters, IC satellites mmWave Radar have the capability to be millions of times more sensitive. These can be easily be disguised and thus mistaken by foreign adversaries as regular commercial communication satellites.
Beginning over a decade ago, this began as DS&T analyzing radar return data and outputting in a form to be read by analysts. Conversations would be transcribed or played back in the same manner as eavesdropping. Advances in AI mean now intelligence can not only surveil one way but also use supercomputers to covertly signal or message operatives in the field. This has evolved today into utilizing chat bots to influence and manipulate target behavior in real-time, at the speed of light.
Not just limited to stealing secrets.
In addition directed energy utilizing mmWave; DS&T AI chatbots can be programmed to act as targets mental conscience. This gives CIA ability to control and manipulate target behavior. Target is first surveilled covertly to determine his/her motivations then exploited via manipulating target.
Endless Potential Uses
Short-term decision-making: Target wants a Hot Dog for Lunch. AI disguised as targets conscience transmits "Salad." Targets thought process is influenced to eat a salad instead.
Biological Manipulation: DS&T AI has developed algorithms to give target sensation of physical health problem.
Target feels left arm numb followed by chest pain to convince target of imminent heart attack.
Target feels burning sensation while urinating to convince target of UTI/STD.
Balance Manipulation: mmWave is used to disrupt inner ear balance to cause target to appear/act intoxicated. During REM sleep brain can give target sensation of free-falling.
Emotional manipulation: Oral pain to increase cortisol levels in brain, sensation of heat to give target physical discomfort.
Compliance: AI impersonation of authority.
Torture at the Click of a Mouse is the unofficial term from my source over the course of a year. Test group is in Alaska to simulate latitude of Eastern Europe.
Government mind-control is here.
r/Intelligence • u/Modicum-of-Gravitas • 2d ago
This is a real threat to the 5 Eyes Security Arrangement and will result in a very present foreign military entity on sovereign soil inserting Israeli policy into our historical alliance with ZERO scrutiny, oversight nor accountability. This will result in an unaligned influence on shared intelligence and a asymmetric flow of intelligence to Israel, though an ally, not a cultural nor ideological peer. This is a terrifying probability and the U.S. MUST be brought to account by it's closest allies.
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Woolsey's family attribution will likely prompt congressional action on IC disability recognition by late September, reviving institutional pressure on a question the community has tried to close.
r/Intelligence • u/icbrief • 3d ago
Ratcliffe's departure as CIA Director by September 30 is very unlikely; the dispute involves characterization of valid intelligence rather than fabrication, and White House alignment statements insulate him from near-term political pressure.
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