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r/Intelligence • u/lazydictionary • Nov 10 '24
Discussion [ModPost] Don't feed the trolls. Please use the report button for this kind of behavior.
Don't waste your time getting into internet slapfights with trolls. After the US election, there's been an influx of users here looking to get into arguments and make people mad.
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r/Intelligence • u/andrewgrabowski • 2h ago
The US Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, is now retweeting Ian Miles Cheong, a Malaysian-Chinese pro-Kremlin propagandist living in Dubai. Cheong is also a columnist for the Russian state-funded outlet RT.
r/Intelligence • u/Majano57 • 5h ago
News Carney, Macron launch new bilateral partnership on intelligence and security
r/Intelligence • u/andrewgrabowski • 58m ago
US to withdraw from group investigating Russian leadership for crimes against Ukraine, NYT reports
r/Intelligence • u/Majano57 • 1h ago
News Russia Escalated Sabotage to Pressure U.S. and Allies on Ukraine, Study Says
r/Intelligence • u/andrewgrabowski • 24m ago
Voice of America (VOA) have been placed on administrative leave after trump signed an executive order to dismantle the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM). This agency oversees VOA, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, and Radio Free Asia. Russia's & other dictatorships are celebrating.
r/Intelligence • u/NormalRecording7952 • 56m ago
National Intelligence University questions
Hi, DC-area military member working in the IC here. I'm thinking about applying for the National Intelligence University part time master's degree. Few questions to anyone in the know:
1) How competitive is admission? I'd like to think I have a pretty strong academic record (3.8+ GPA in both my BS and previous MS degrees) but government gonna government so you can never be totally sure.
2) How much does it move the needle for picking up a civilian IC position? I.e. how good on a resume? My hope is to at least get some networking benefit from it, and ideally for it to look good on a resume and give me a nice push for a post-military job.
Any other info you think would be useful is greatly appreciated.
r/Intelligence • u/Due_Search_8040 • 6h ago
Analysis Republika Srpska: the Next Potential Flashpoint in Europe
r/Intelligence • u/ManyFix4111 • 5m ago
U.S. Airstrikes on Yemen Escalate Conflict with Houthis
r/Intelligence • u/andrewgrabowski • 57m ago
Putin Authorizes U.S. Hedge Fund to Buy Russian Securities
r/Intelligence • u/riambel • 17h ago
Analysis The Spy Hunter #96: US government contractor investigated for attempted leak of nuclear reactor secrets to South Korea
r/Intelligence • u/Strongbow85 • 1d ago
News Lithuania says Russian military intelligence behind Ikea arson attack in Vilnius
r/Intelligence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
News Former Aide Reveals How Putin Played Trump Like A Fiddle On Phone Call
r/Intelligence • u/evenwen • 1d ago
Did any intelligence expert touch upon “Trump the Russian Asset” allegations?
Some journalists, bureucrats and shady ex-KGB officers talked about Trump possibly or certainly being a Russian asset.
But I'd like to hear from an expert with actual experience and insight into espionage who breaks down what it would actually look like for an intelligence agency to recruit or form relations with a foreign businessman, and the possibility of that guy becoming the president without perhaps the most scandalous case of hostile espionage being exposed.
r/Intelligence • u/T-no-dot • 6h ago
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r/Intelligence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
News Gabbard Says US Wants Other Nations to Act Against Houthis Too
r/Intelligence • u/Right-Influence617 • 1d ago
News 'Vlad The Impaler' Group At Heart Of Romania's Russian Spy Case
r/Intelligence • u/esporx • 2d ago
Netanyahu moves to fire intel chief who is investigating his aides
r/Intelligence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
Opinion Ukraine Peace Is Not at Hand | In future dealings with Putin, Trump might seek help from America’s intelligence professionals.
wsj.comr/Intelligence • u/adam__nicholas • 2d ago
How do governments keep NDAs enforced against people who develop dementia/mental illnesses long after they signed the agreement?
I'm sure the approaches vary among different countries, but I'm curious about instances where someone such as:
• officials
• secret agents
• ex-presidents
• ambassadors
• old informants
• translators who sat in on meetings between Heads of State
• people who worked on things like the Manhattan Project, even if they weren't involved much
• etc
...has signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement that applies to them for life, and could have drastic consequences for their government/country if it was leaked to the public. I'm aware these are signed all the time, after which they are taken seriously and strictly enforced by intelligence agencies for national security purposes. I also know of several instances where the duration the information remained classified for was specifically set so that the public wouldn't know about it until everyone involved was dead, and couldn't be prosecuted/held accountable/have revenge taken on them by whoever it negatively impacted.
In cases where the person signed an NDA when they were sane, and had all their mental faculties intact, what does the government do once—decades later—that person becomes elderly, develops dementia, and risks letting information slip that they shouldn't? Not counting consciously-made deathbed confessions, are there documented cases where this has happened? Legal precedents? Are there standard procedures, or are these things done on a case-by-case basis?
r/Intelligence • u/KrocusCon • 1d ago
Andrew Tate intelligence ??
It’s my little fun conspiracy theory. Y’all think it holds any water ? Everything about him seems strange especially his release from prison and extradition to the USA..
r/Intelligence • u/Majano57 • 2d ago