Pentagon calls for ‘Office of Strategic Deception’
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WASHINGTON -- Remember the Pentagon Office of Special Plans that helped collect dubious intelligence that led to the war in Iraq? Or the program where the Pentagon secretly briefed military analysts to promote the Iraq war? Meet the would-be Office of Strategic Deception. In a little-noticed report earlier this month, the Defense Department's powerful Defense Science Board recommended creation of an entity designed solely for "strategic deception" against US adversaries. "Specifically," the report reads (pdf), "we recommend that the Secretary [of Defense] task both the Under Secretaries of Defense for Policy and Intelligence, and the Joint Staff, working with the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, to create a tiger team to lay out courses of action and a way ahead for establishing a standing strategic surprise/deception entity. Once the initial work has been completed, all parts of the interagency should be brought into this effort." "Strategic deception has in the past provided the United States with significant advantages that translated into operational and tactical success," it continues. "Successful deception also minimizes U.S. vulnerabilities, while simultaneously setting conditions to surprise adversaries." http://rawstory.com/2010/01/pentagon-report-calls-creation-strategic-deception-entity/[^] Top military sociopaths/psychopaths conspire together in the Pentagon to manipulate the consciousness of hundreds of millions if not the majority of the connected population (BILLIONS) so that they may more successfully exploit, manipulate, and control.
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You are an ignorant retard. So is whoever wrote this. Do you have any idea how much strategic deception played a part in the success of D-Day, and the winning of world war II ?
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You are an ignorant retard. So is whoever wrote this. Do you have any idea how much strategic deception played a part in the success of D-Day, and the winning of world war II ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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See, for instance, The Man Who Never Was[^]; another excellent example was the fake army built up under Patton to threaten the Pas de Calais.
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I think I was quoted a figure of 75% of the successful military operations that had been conducted by the US military (1990 was the time they said this) had operated with a misdirection effort. Midway. They broke Japanese code and misled the Japanese into thinking all they would face was an island air base and battleships. The Japanese Navy decided to bomb the island and went looking for the battleships. They found some carriers. This got repeated in a few other spots and it was rare for the Japanese to know where we were hitting next. The times they did, it was bloody and ugly. Making an office for misdirecting terrorists is actually one of the best moves they can make because it isn't invading countries that have nothing to do with them, shifts the strategy to making them wonder if and when they are going to get hit, and gives them fake targets that can be used to lure them out of hiding.
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WASHINGTON -- Remember the Pentagon Office of Special Plans that helped collect dubious intelligence that led to the war in Iraq? Or the program where the Pentagon secretly briefed military analysts to promote the Iraq war? Meet the would-be Office of Strategic Deception. In a little-noticed report earlier this month, the Defense Department's powerful Defense Science Board recommended creation of an entity designed solely for "strategic deception" against US adversaries. "Specifically," the report reads (pdf), "we recommend that the Secretary [of Defense] task both the Under Secretaries of Defense for Policy and Intelligence, and the Joint Staff, working with the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, to create a tiger team to lay out courses of action and a way ahead for establishing a standing strategic surprise/deception entity. Once the initial work has been completed, all parts of the interagency should be brought into this effort." "Strategic deception has in the past provided the United States with significant advantages that translated into operational and tactical success," it continues. "Successful deception also minimizes U.S. vulnerabilities, while simultaneously setting conditions to surprise adversaries." http://rawstory.com/2010/01/pentagon-report-calls-creation-strategic-deception-entity/[^] Top military sociopaths/psychopaths conspire together in the Pentagon to manipulate the consciousness of hundreds of millions if not the majority of the connected population (BILLIONS) so that they may more successfully exploit, manipulate, and control.
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The Art of War, by Sun Tzu[^] Military actions are ALL about deception. How do you think we won the American Revolution? (Or at least survived until the French arrived) How do you think we were trounced in Vietnam... Does the "Tet Offensive" ring a bell? Why do you think our soldiers were camouflage, and our ships and jets are designed for low radar signatures? Do you think opposing generals schedule appointments? "Ok, so I'm going to bring 2,751 soldiers with M-16s, and 23 M2 squads. I'll fax the detailed composition to your office. Shall we schedule it for noon on Thursday, or do you need an extra day to get your troops ready?"
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The Art of War, by Sun Tzu[^] Military actions are ALL about deception. How do you think we won the American Revolution? (Or at least survived until the French arrived) How do you think we were trounced in Vietnam... Does the "Tet Offensive" ring a bell? Why do you think our soldiers were camouflage, and our ships and jets are designed for low radar signatures? Do you think opposing generals schedule appointments? "Ok, so I'm going to bring 2,751 soldiers with M-16s, and 23 M2 squads. I'll fax the detailed composition to your office. Shall we schedule it for noon on Thursday, or do you need an extra day to get your troops ready?"
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Yes yes, but this deception will almost certainly be used against the American public for reasons not related to war. In other words, it will be used against us, against our will, to deceive us into being exploited, manipulated, and controlled in way we normally would not allow.
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Yes yes, but this deception will almost certainly be used against the American public for reasons not related to war. In other words, it will be used against us, against our will, to deceive us into being exploited, manipulated, and controlled in way we normally would not allow.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
but this deception will almost certainly be used against the American public for reasons not related to war.
Only because you want to believe it will.
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Yes yes, but this deception will almost certainly be used against the American public for reasons not related to war. In other words, it will be used against us, against our will, to deceive us into being exploited, manipulated, and controlled in way we normally would not allow.
Watch the Fall of the Republic (High Quality 2:24:19)[^] Sons Of Liberty - Free Album (They sound very much like Metallica, great lyrics too)[^]
"You're hopeless, man. Utterly hopeless." -- Phantom Phreak, in "Hackers"
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"You're hopeless, man. Utterly hopeless." -- Phantom Phreak, in "Hackers"
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Obviously you've never heard of Game Theory[^]
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Obviously you've never heard of Game Theory[^]
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Have you heard of sociopath/psychopathy? Those are the types of people we get in those powerful positions of cognitive infiltration. Dangerous, stupid, unacceptable.
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Have you heard of sociopath/psychopathy? Those are the types of people we get in those powerful positions of cognitive infiltration. Dangerous, stupid, unacceptable.
Watch the Fall of the Republic (High Quality 2:24:19)[^] Sons Of Liberty - Free Album (They sound very much like Metallica, great lyrics too)[^]
Read the article your own link refers to... Or at least read the two page synopsis at the beginning of it: http://www.acq.osd.mil/dsb/reports/2010-10-Capability_Suprise_Vol_2.pdf[^] Then, when you actually understand what the hell you're talking about, THEN post here.
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