Buried in the work is the over-collection of information, for the sake of data collection, and thus the dehumanization of those being subjected to the suction of intel-gatherers.
Chalmers Johnson write a book about this: Dismantling the Empire. In it, he discussed the failures of the intelligence agencies. I cannot recall the exact details, but if those in charge were evaluated by the successes, they would have been fired for incompetence.
Buried in the work is the over-collection of information, for the sake of data collection, and thus the dehumanization of those being subjected to the suction of intel-gatherers.
I will not comply.
That certainly plays a part in what we have today.
Chalmers Johnson write a book about this: Dismantling the Empire. In it, he discussed the failures of the intelligence agencies. I cannot recall the exact details, but if those in charge were evaluated by the successes, they would have been fired for incompetence.
On the surface, I am inclined to agree. However, we know not of their successes.
Thought provoking piece.
It’s indeed a world of confusion - unfortunately much by design.
Thanks.