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America as both a government and a people is confused and uncertain about the definition of intelligence. At a higher level, there is a tendency to confuse spies, satellites, and secrecy with intelligencethis causes the existing $35 billion a year national intelligence shotgun to completely discount and ignore the 90% of the relevant international information that is not online, not in English, and not secret. Absent a good grip on open sources of information, the U.S. government can be said to be operating on perhaps 2% of the available relevant national security information, in part because it has not mastered the 29 foreign languages that are a minimalist starting point for comprehensive global coverage. At a lower level, there is a tendency to believe that only national governments do intelligence. While this is somewhat true in that the private sector (including non-governmental agencies with extraordinary access to ground-truth through direct observation) are generally not skilled at applying the proven process of intelligence to their decision-support needs, this has the effect of shutting out the bulk of the global knowledge available within our borders, or from experts resident in other countries. The fastest way to improve national intelligence is not necessarily by reorganizing the secret bits, but perhaps, instead, by expanding the definition and making networked and truly national intelligence possiblewe must harness the distributed intelligence of the Whole Earth, beginning with all of our experts here at home. Here is my definition of intelligence: Intelligence is decision-support, where a proven processrequirements definition, collection management, source discovery and validation, multi-source fusion, compelling and timely presentationrelies predominantly on open sources of information, burden-sharing among both tribes and nations, and a focus on creating public intelligence that can drive sensible public policy. A process that does not integrate the seven tribes, that does not do multilateral burden- sharing for global coverage, and that does not operate routinely and daily in 29 languages, is by contrasting definition, not intelligence. Four Threats, Four Quadrants A major flaw with national intelligence occurs as a result of obsession with one specific kind of threatthe traditional nation-state with organized armed forces. The obsession further corrupts intelligence when attention is narrowly focused on what are called hard targets, those seven states considered to be a strategic nuclear threat or conventional state-sponsored communist or terrorist threat: Russia, China, North Korea, Cuba, Libya, Iraq (more of a threat today than before we invaded), and Pakistan. In the 1980s I conceptualized the below illustration of four threat classes, each of which requires co-equal intelligence resources and intelligence leadership. There is another way to look at the global intelligence challenge. Taking our lead from the above, and thinking in policy terms now, i.e. what should intelligence be able to support, I conceptualize four quadrants where America must devise consistent, holistic, sustainable foreign affairs and global security policy. In brief, invading another country and winning a military war with a heavy-metal force structure is not only a last resort in terms of policy, it is also the least likely to result in the desired outcome. National security today is about moral legitimacy, moral capitalism, moral democracy, environmental integrity, and the sustainment of our own homeland in terms of education, public health, and critical infrastructure. The longer we allow our political and corporate and media leaders to lie to us, the longer we fail to revitalize the democratic process by demonstrating that votes can still count for more than money, the less likely we are to assure the security and prosperity of our children and what the Native Americans call the seventh generationthis is the generation whose needs should drive all major policy decisions. 9-11: What Went Wrong and Why? 9-11 was both an intelligence failure and a policy failure. It continues to trouble me that in the two years prior to 9-11, capping decades of Presidential and Congressional commissions on intelligence reform, no fewer than fifteen books on intelligence deficiencies and intelligence reform were published. All were ignored. Unfortunately, 9-11 and the tragic deaths of over 3,000 Americans, including a number in that previously impregnable bastion, the Pentagon, have failed to inspire mature reflection and the necessary redirection of intelligence and policy. Absent the election of an unconventional and open-minded President, I predict that America will suffer another 5,000 dead in the next five years, both here at home and through devastating attacks against hotels, office buildings, tunnels, and mass commercial transportation. With respect to intelligence failures, 9-11 happened because the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is incompetent at clandestine operations (my former career), incompetent at open source information collection and exploitation in foreign languages (my current career), and incompetent at processing multi-media information such that the dots can be detected and connected (my avocation). The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is incompetent at counter-terrorism, inattentive with respect to immigration matters, and still in the 1970s with respect to archaic information technology systems. Generic intelligence failures included a failure in intelligence collection caused by a continuing obsession with satellite-based technical collection (we process less than 10% of our images, fewer than 6% of our Russian signals, fewer than 3% of our European signals, and fewer than 1% of all signals); a failure in intelligence data entrynotably a CIA failure to report a warning from the Taliban foreign minister and two separate FBI failures to take walk-insone in Newark and one in Orlandoseriously; a failure in intelligence translation, both CIA incompetence and inattention to Farsi, Urdu, Arabic, Pashto, and Dari over-all, and FBI refusal to fund the translation of all the Arabic documents captured after the first World Trade Center (car) bombing and in the Philippine arrests; a failure in intelligence processing, in that there is no one place in the entire U.S. government where all known information comes together, in part because of out-dated codeword restrictions, in part because 80% of what the CIA and FBI know is still not in digital form; a failure in intelligence analysis, in that insufficient resources were applied to the terrorist target (even after the DCI declared war on Al Qaeda); and finally a failure in intelligence liaison, in that we permitted Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, among many others, to sponsor terrorism while giving us chicken feed, at the same time that we eschewed serious clandestine penetrations of both friendly governments exporting radicalized Islamic terrorists, and the internal opposition groups themselves. On the policy side, and here I will be brief, there were five failures: first, in the aftermath of the World Trade Center (car) bombing, a deliberate decision was made to treat the matter as a law enforcement issue, with no recognition of the true meaning of the event as a direct attack on America; second, in the aftermath of the various attacks and loss of life in two Embassy bombings, the US military barracks bombing in Saudi Arabia, and the attack on the USS Cole, the Clinton Administrationand Tony Burger and Madeline Albright specifically, down-played the threat and refused to alarm the American people.; third, after a lucky break in intercepting a terrorist arriving from Canada to execute a millenium bombing, no substantive changes were made in border or immigration control, and state troopers continued to lack access to any sort of terrorist watchlist (two 9-11 terrorist were stopped prior to 9-11 for traffic violations, and not noticed as a result); fourth, despite years of warning from terrorism experts, and a commendable job on this specific points by Senators Warren Rudman and Gary Hart, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) yielded to industry pressure and failed to demand substantive improvements to airport security screening or cockpit defenses; and fifth, for lack of the kind of warning that Albright and Berger prevented, Americans failed to recognize the terrorists as they integrated themselves into flight training programs and safehousesand even when a flight school reported anomalous behavior (i.e. no interest in learning how to land, just how to redirect in mid-air), the FBI ignored the warnings because terrorism was not a national priority. There is in my opinion one secret of the Bush Administration remaining to be exposed: the assignment to Vice President Dick Cheney, immediately following inauguration, of the terrorism portfolio. In my judgement, it was Dick Cheneys refusal to listen to DCI George Tenet, and his obsession with catering to his energy pals in the early months of the Bush Administration, that actually allowed the 9-11 terrorist conspiracy to come to its tragic fulfillment. Iraq: What Went Wrong and Why? Iraq is a much greater tragedy than 9-11, for it is we ourselves who have chosen to destroy the U.S. Army in the sands of Iraq, to destroy decades worth of multi-lateral relationships and institutions, and to incur what will eventually be thousands of casualties from depleted uranium, residual petro-chemical toxicity, and random guerilla attacks. The harm to our economy is equally devastatingwe have now to deal with a self-inflicted wound, a $250 billion unplanned budget deficit on top of our $7 trillion budget deficit. In my view, and here we need to wait for more detailed investigations, but the preliminary results are in, Iraq also was both an intelligence and a policy failure. Iraq was an intelligence failure because the U.S. intelligence community simply did not know what it needed to know in order to provide both the Executive and the Congress with essential information. We know from open sources of information that Saddam Hussein distributed most of his experts on weapons of mass destruction in the early 1990s, and I find the report of his defecting program manager, to wit, that he destroyed the stocks but kept the cookbooks, quite credible. I also believe that some of his capabilitiesmodest but potentare in concealed storage in Russia,, Syria, and Algeria, with the active complicity of those governments. Iraq was a policy failure in two parts: on the one hand, the Administration was captured by a small band of neo-conservative under the leadership of Dick Cheney and with the operational force being provided by Richard Perle and Paul Wolfowitzthis group decided that 9-11 was the perfect pretext for executing their life-long ambition, the capture of the Iraqi oil fields and the eradication of radical regimes in Arabia by force. As General Wesley Clark tells the story publicly, on 9-11, as Americans were jumping to their deaths to escape being burned alive, the White House called him and told him to pin it on Iraq. The White House had no proof then, when General Clark asked for it, and they did not develop any substantive proof in the months leading up to the war. On the contrary, the White House and its Pentagon leadership chose to tell the American Congress, the American people, the United Nations, and the other national leaderships no fewer than sixty-two (62) documented lies. This is surely a betrayal of the public trust that merits impeachment, but Republican control of the two chambers of Commerceand the naivete of the American public in continuing to believe White House propaganda that would make the Nazis proud, make impeachment a moot issue as we approach the November 2004 elections. For its part, Congress, with the exception of Senator Robert Byrd from West Virginia, failed America. Congress proved gutless, inattentive, and all too willing to be led by specious politicized and fabricated intelligence that was concocted by a special unit in the Pentagon, based largely on fabrications fed to them by Chalabi and others with their own agenda. America As Others See Us Thomas Jefferson said it first: A Nations best defense is an educated citizenry. James Madison contributed his views with respect to the importance of an informed citizenry in a democracy that means to be governed by the citizens themselves. More recently, alarmed by the stupendous ignorance of both Congress and the public with respect to the real world and foreign threats to domestic prosperity and security, both Senator David Boren and David Broder have called for the internationalization of education. Their concern can be summed up in a South African quoted by Mark Hertsgaard in Eagles Shadow: ...we know everything about you, and you know nothing about us. In this one section, rather than articulating my own thoughts, I want to highlight several books and one mapin addition to those already notedwhose authors represent the very best insights available to all Americans. These books are but a small sample of what can be known, but is now ignored, at the policy level and by the media. Indeed, surveys of the American people about such issues are now so watered down, according to Matthew Miller, author of The 2% Solution, that the actual scale of problems has been deleted from most survey questions becauseheavensif folks realized just how bad these problems are, they might insist that we do something about them! National intelligence must serve the public, for only by serving the public can we ensure that policy makers, both elected and appointed, are held accountable for dealing with global realities that impact on domestic prosperity and security. Ziauddin Sardar and Merry Wyn Davies, WHY DO PEOPLE HATE AMERICA? (Icon, 2002) Opening with a quote from Dr. Samuel Johnson in 1775, to wit, that Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel, the authors are helpful in documenting how most good-hearted Americans simply have no idea how big the gap is between our perception of our goodness and the rest of the world's perception of our badness. According to the authors, a language dies every two weeks. Although there are differing figures on how many languages are still active today (between 3,000 and 5,500), the point is vital. If language is the ultimate representation of a distinct and unique culture that is ideally suited to the environment in which it has flourished over the past millenium, then the triple strikes of English displacing the language, the American "hamburger virus" and city planning displacing all else, and American policy instruments--inclusive of the World Trade Organization and the International Monetary Fund--eliminating any choices before the Third World or even the European policy makers, then America can be said to have been invasive, predatory, and repressive. At multiple levels, from "hate" by Islamic fundamentalists, to "fear and disdain" by French purists, to "annoyance" by Asians to "infatuation" by teenagers, the Americans are seen as way too big for their britches--Americans are the proverbial bull in the china shop, and their leaders lack morals--the failure of America to ratify treaties that honor the right of children to food and health, the failure of America to respect international conventionsthe average of two military interventions a year since the Cold War (not to mention two countries invaded but not rescued), all add up to blowback. The authors stress the urgency of improving public understanding of the world and how the world sees America. They say: "And the power of the American media, as we repeatedly argue, works to keep American people closed to experience and ideas from the rest of the world and thereby increases the insularity, self-absorption, and ignorance that is the overriding problem the rest of the world has with American." Derek Leebaert, The Fifty-Year Wound: The True Price of Americas Cold War Victory (Little Brown, 2002) This is an extraordinary book, in part because it forces us to confront the "hangover" effects of the Cold War as we begin an uncertain path into the post 9-11 future. It begins by emphasizing that the Cold War glorified certain types of institutions, personalities, and attitudes, and ends by pointing out that we paid a very heavy cost--much as General and President Eisenhower tried to warn us--in permitting our society to be bound by weaponry, ideology, and secrecy. The author sums up the costs as follows: "For the United States, the price of victory goes far beyond the dollars spend on warheads, foreign aid, soldiers, propaganda, and intelligence. It includes, for instance, time wasted, talent misdirected, secrecy imposed, and confidence impaired. Particular costs were imposed on industry, science, and the universities. Trade was distorted and growth impeded." He notes, toward the end of the book: "So much failure could have been avoided if CIA had done more careful homework during the 1950s in the run-up to Sputnik; during the 1960s, when Soviet marshals were openly publishing their thoughts on nuclear strategy; or during the 1970s and 1980s, when stagnation could be chronicled in the unclassified gray pages of Soviet print. Most expensively, the CIA hardly ever learned anything from its mistakes, largely because it would not admit them." (pages 567-568) and also: "CIA world-order men whose intrigues more often than not started at the incompetent and went down from there, White House claims of 'national security' to conceal deceit, and the creation of huge special interests in archaic spending all too easily occurred because most Americans were not preoccupied with the struggle." (page 643) Robert McNamara and James Blight, WILSONs GHOST: Reducing the Risk of Conflict, Killing, and Catastrophe in the 21st Century (Public Affairs, 2001) What most Americans do not understand, what this book makes brilliantly clear, is that two-thirds of the rest of the world is glad [9-11] happened. I quote from page 52: "...at least two-thirds of the world's people--Chinese, Russians, Indians, Arabs, Muslims, and Africans--see the United States as the single greatest threat to their societies. They do not regard America as a military threat but as a menace to their integrity, autonomy, prosperity and freedom of action." Whether one agrees with their depiction of two-thirds or not (or whether they see the Attack as a well-deserved bloody nose or an atrocity beyond the pale), the fact is that the authors paint a compelling picture of billions--not millions but billions--of impoverished dispossessed people suffering from failed states, crime, slavery, starvation, water shortages--and an abundance of media as well as propaganda showing the US fat and happy and living the consumer society dream on the backs of these billions. William Shawcross, DELIVER US FROM EVIL: Peacekeepers, Warlords and a World of Endless Conflict (Simon & Schuster, 2001) By the books own rendering, "good will without strength can make things worse." Most compellingly, the author demonstrates both the nuances and the complexities of "peace operations", and the fact that they require at least as much forethought, commitment, and sustainment as combat operations. Food scarcity and dangerous public health are the root symptoms, not the core issues. The most dangerous element is not the competing sides, but the criminal gangs that emerge to "stoke the fires of nationalism and ethnicity in order to create an environment of fear and vulnerability" (and great profit). At the same time, humanitarianism has become a big part of the problem-we have not yet learned how to distinguish between those conflicts where intervention is warranted (e.g. massive genocide campaigns) and those where internal conflicts need to be settled internally. In feeding the competing parties, we are both prolonging the conflict, and giving rise to criminal organizations that learn to leverage both the on-going conflict and the incoming relief supplies. Perhaps more troubling, there appears to be a clear double-standardwhether deliberate or circumstantialbetween attempts to bring order to the white western or Arab fringe countries and what appears to be callous indifference to black African and distant Asian turmoil that includes hundreds of thousands victim to genocide and tens of thousands victim to living amputation, mutilation, and rape. When all is said and done, and these are my conclusions from reading this excellent work, 1) there is no international intelligence system in place suitable to providing both the global coverage and public education needed to mobilize and sustain multi-national peacekeeping coalitions; 2) the United Nations (UN) is not structured, funded, nor capable of carrying out disciplined effective peacekeeping operations, while the contributing nations are unreliable in how and when they will provide incremental assistance; and 3) we still have a long way to go in devising new concepts, doctrines, and technologies and programs for effectively integrating and applying preventive diplomacy, transformed defense, transnational law enforcement, and public services (water, food, health and education) in a manner that furthers regionally-based peace and prosperity instead of feeding the fires of local unrest. Robert Oakley, Michael Dziedzic, and Eliot Goldberg (Contributing Editors), POLICING THE NEW WORLD DISORDER: Peace Operations and Public Security (National Defense University, 1998) If the Cold War era might be said to have revolved around early perceptions of a "missile gap", the 21st Century with its Operations Other Than War (OOTW) could reasonably be said to have two issuesnatural conditions such as depleted water resources, which is not the book's focus, and the "globo-cop gap", which isthe book documents in a very compelling manner the fact that there is a major capabilities (and intelligence) chasm between preventive diplomacy on the one side, and armed military forces on the other, and that closure of this gap is essential if we are to improve our prospects for rescuing and maintaining public order around the world. All the contributors agree that this [globo-cop gap] is a "force structure" issue that no government and certainly not the United Nations, has mastered, but most give due credit to UN civilian police operations for being the best available model upon which to build a future capability. The summary of conclusions by Ambassador Oakley and Colonel Professor Dziedzic are alone worth the price of the book. Berto Jongman, World Conflict & Human Rights Map 2001/2002 (Goals for Americas Foundation, 2002) This extraordinary map is an annual or bi-annual production by a single Dutch researcher with support from the Goals for Americas Foundation. It integrates, in map form on one side and in fine print on the other, the annual reports of the top peace research institutes. We learn from this map that in 2002 there were 28 low-intensity conflicts killing over 1000 people a year; 79 low-intensity conflicts killing fewer than 1000 people a year, and 175 violent internal political conflicts killings tens of thousands. We learn from this map that there are 32 countries that can be considered failed states as defined by UN complex emergencies; that there are millions of refugees and displaced persons across 66 countries; that millions are starving across 33 countries; that corruption is common in 80 countries, and censorship is very high in 62 countries....and many other things. What the map does not tell us, which we have learned from other references, is that there are modern plagues and epidemics in 59 countries and rising; that there are 18 active genocides today, including two in Russia and three in Indonesia; and that water scarcity and ethnic conflict coincide along the Sino-Slavic borders, the Slavic-Islam borders (Central Asia is Muslim), and the Palestinian-Israeli borders. There is no lack of wisdom, knowledge, and open source information about the basic problems that confront both America and all other nations and populations. What we have right now is a disconnect between reality, intelligence, and policy. The problem with spies is they only know secretsthe problem with policy makers is they dont want to listen to anyone who disagrees with their pre-set agenda and ideological disposition. It is my view that only a global public intelligence network, relying on open sources of information, can break down the barriers to reform of both secret and open intelligence. Historical Endeavors to Reform U.S. Intelligence Intelligence reform studies have taken place since the inception of the U.S. Intelligence Community. Here are a few historical endeavors, with short summaries. 1949 First Hoover Commission Adversarial relationships between CIA, State, and the military 1955 Second Hoover Commission Counterintelligence & linguistic training deficiencies CIA to replace State in procurement of foreign publications 1961 Taylor Commission Failure in communication, coordination, and overall planning No single authority short of the President capable of coordinating 1971 Schlesinger Report rise in...size and cost [with the] apparent inability to achieve a commensurate improvement in the scope and overall quality... unproductively duplicative collection systems and a failure in forward planning to coordinate the allocation of resources 1976 Church Committee DCI should have program authority and monies for national intelligence should be appropriated to the DCI rather than the individual agencies Recommended second DDCI for Community Management State must improve overt collection of economic and political data Raised issue of separating clandestine operations from analysis Boren-McCurdy (Joint Senate and House Intelligence Legislation (Not Passed) National Security Act of 1992 (not adopted because Defense opposed) DNI, two DDNIs, consolidate DIA and INR analysts with CIA None of these substantive efforts to achieve reform has the desired effect, in part because intelligence does not have a domestic political constituency. The public does not care. In 1996 two extraordinaryand quite well-managedendeavors were completed. The first, a Commission chartered jointly by Congress and the President, known as the Aspin-Brown Commission (CoI), carried out two full years of investigation and produced what is arguably the most important and sensible list of necessary reforms relevant to preventing 9-11 and other strategic surprises. Simultaneously, under the leadership of Representative Porter Goss, then Chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI), a report was prepared by the HPSCI staff, on the intelligence community in the 21st Century (IC21). Their findings are largely in agreement and must be the starting point for any future legislative effort to reform national intelligence. Role of Intelligence CoI: Support diplomacy, military operations, defense planning IC21: Too ad hoc today, lacks coherence, can be self-serving Policy/Requirements Process CoI: State and Defense dominate guidance, consumers group needed IC21: Declining intelligence base and lost focus on the future, system-driven Global Crime/Law Enforcement CoI: Need more coordination of operations overseas, more sharing of information IC21: Need more information sharing and training, global operational coordination Organization CoI: Need to increase DCI authority, have DDCI/CIA and DDCI/CM IC21: Need three ADDCIs for functions of collection, production, infrastructure CIA Itself CoI: Needs better management at all levels IC21: Must move Centers to DCI level, improve quality of personnel Budget, Structure, Process CoI: Substantial realignment needed aggregate functions, DCI does not have staff, tools, or procedures for performing budget management. IC21: Collection stove-pipes dominate resources rather than analysts or end-users; CMS should have withholding authority and evaluation ability Intelligence Analysis CoI: Must improve focus on consumers, on open sources IC21: CIAs core function; assumes departmental capabilities okay Right-Size and Rebuild CoI: Consolidate senior executive service, liberal force reduction IC21: Rationalize NFIP, JMIP, and TIARA, guide by function. Military Intelligence, Support to Department of Defense (DoD) CoI: DoD needs a single staff focal point for managing intelligence support IC21: D/DIA should be Director of Military Intelligence Technical Collection CoI: Endorsed NIMA, need more coordination between intelligence and defense IC21: Eliminate NRO, create Technical Collection Agency and Technical Development Office Clandestine Service CoI: Merge DoD Human Intelligence (HUMINT) into CIA HUMINT IC21: Separate entity reporting directly to DCI, CIA feeds it (administrative only) International Cooperation CoI: Burden-sharing needed in space operations IC21: Not addressed, but notes need to buy more open source imagery Cost of Intelligence CoI: Cost reductions are possible but need better process to find; states that 96% of the total U.S. intelligence program is within DoD budget IC21: States that DoD controls 86% of the total national resources, DCI lacks authority to be effective Fixing IntelligenceNational Security Act of 2005 In the absence of public outrage and demands for substantive intelligence reform, I do not believe that any candidate for the Presidency, with the possible exception of Howard Dean, would be disposed toward substantive intelligence reform. They just do not get it. Having said that, below is the program that I believe Congress must enact. Special Committee. Retaining the existing Congressional committees on Intelligence for day-to-day oversight of classified intelligence matters, each Committee of the Senate should establish majority and minority Member focal points for intelligence comprising a Special Committee as the steering group for drafting and enacting a National Security Act of 2005, in essence a Goldwater-Nichols Act for intelligence. This Act will fully integrate and revitalize intelligence qua decision-support within every element of the U.S. Government and within state and local governments, while legislatively mandate the following national initiatives. Consolidated NFIP. Apart from moving NRO, NSA, and NIMA into the consolidated NFIP, there should also be established a separate Homeland Defense Intelligence Program and a National Security Education Program. Homeland Defense Intelligence Program. Create a central homeland defense intelligence center with 24/7 watch teams, and single Community Intelligence Centers, also 24/7, in each state and major city, each under the sovereign authority of the Governor or Mayor. Enhance National Guard role. Federally fund state-based intelligence and counterintelligence forces, and State Intelligence Officers (SIOs). National Security Education Program. "A Nation's best defense in an educated citizenry." Program will fund science, technology, foreign area, & foreign language experts. Government foreign area experts will serve in that capacity for a full career, and not in the Reserve or as an additional duty as is now the case. Director-General for National Intelligence. Placement of new DGNI on President's Staff, with oversight over Director of Classified Intelligence (DCI), Chairman of the elevated NIC, and a new Global Knowledge Foundation. Director of Classified Intelligence. Rename and separate DCI position from that of agency head positions for each element outlined below. Consolidate management of personnel, security, training, and general infrastructure functions under DDCI/Administration. Allocate all funds to the DCI, not to the agencies. National Intelligence Council. Expand to 120, with 5-person teams dedicated to defense, foreign affairs, finance & commerce, law enforcement, environment & culture; elevate to Executive Office of the President. Global Knowledge Foundation. $1.5B a year fund for open source intelligence (OSINT) needs of both IC and all government departments, includes $500M a year for procurement of commercial imagery source material for defense, OSINT procurement by Country Teams, and new multinational regional intelligence centers that share indigenous expertise at foreign language data capture, translation, and exploitation. Technical Collection Agency. Upgrade NRO to manage all technical programs. Clandestine Service Agency. Separate from existing CIA, relying exclusively on non-official cover and no longer responsible for routine declared liaison. National Analysis Agency. Upgrade CIA to National Analysis Agency with restored imagery, signals, measurements, and open source offices and funds for analytic tools; 200 multi-lingual mid-career analyst hires, 1000 adjunct reserve analysts. National Processing Agency. Upgrade NSA to National Processing Agency, both SIGINT & all-source processing including clandestine HUMINT and open source information, ensuring that all field station reports from all agencies including FBI are readily exploitable with advanced software and languages where NSA excels. National Geospatial Agency. Combine NIMA with the U.S. Geological Service (USGS) and elements of the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA). Coalition Intelligence Program. Create a coalition intelligence center that combines the new initiatives of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the new Partnership for Peace (PfP) nations, with those of the Joint Forces Command (JFCOM), 24/7 watch, multi-lingual excellence. Covert Action Transfer. CIA/Special Operations Group should be transferred to the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), with a large new clandestine station to be co-located with USSOCOM Headquarters. Counterintelligence Program. Restore FBI focus on national crime, create a new counterintelligence and counterterrorism agency with divisions for critical infrastructure protection, economic espionage, counter-terrorism, and counter-intelligence at the federal level. This program will interact with but not control the state-based counterintelligence programs to be federally-funded. Regional Ground Truth Battalions. Each theater (regional) commanding general to have a foreign area officer battalion with language-qualified companies for intelligence, civil affairs, public affairs, legal, police, and logistics/engineering. Information Peacekeeping Program. Establish pegs between defense "hard power" spending and Program 150 "soft power" investments in information aid. A Digital Marshall Plan could usefully open up areas of the world now dark. Standards-Based Information Sharing. Sponsor a Technical Advisory Group for Intelligence (TAG-I) within the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and urge every national leader to create a similar body within their national member body of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Migrate the proven process of intelligence to every knowledge-based organization, and set the stage for harnessing the distributed intelligence of the Whole Earth through standards and sharing. Publish Predominantly Unclassified Intelligence. Most intelligence is not and need not be secret. We will always need some spies and some secrets, but in a globalized environment where the future of life is actually at risk, coherent sustainable programs for global, national, and local security demand that most intelligence be unclassified and understandable at the neighborhood level. Presidents can no longer take Nations to war based on manipulated and inadequate secretsour public can no longer tolerate decisions in our name that cannot stand the test of public scrutiny. New Rules for the New Craft of Intelligence I conclude NEW CRAFT with a discussion of the twenty-six new rules for the new craft of intelligence, and I will not repeat that work here. I do, however, want to list the rules, for they, together with the seven standards for seven tribes, are in my opinion a most promising basis for changing, completely, our definition of national intelligence, and hence the benefits we might derive from intelligence-driven policy. The rules are: Decision-support is the raison dtre ; 2) Value-added comes from analysis, not secrets; 3) Global coverage matters more; 4) Non-traditional threats are of paramount importance; 5) Intelligence without translation is ignorant; 6) Source balance matters more; 7) Intelligence must go two levels down (sub-state); 8) Processing matters more, becomes core competency; 9) Cultural intelligence is fundamental; 10) Geospatial and time-tagging is vital; 11) Global open source benchmarking is fundamental; 12) Counterintelligence matters more; 13) Cross-fertilization matters more; 14) Decentralized intelligence matters more; 15) Collaborative work and informal communications rise; 16) New value is in content + context + speed; 17) Collection must be based on gaps, not priorities; 18) Collection doctrine must grow in sophistication; 19) Citizen intelligence minuteman are vital; 20) Production should be based on needs, not capabilities; 21) Strategic intelligence matters more; 22) Budget intelligence is mandatory; 23) Public intelligence drives public policy; 24) Analysts are managers of experts, sources, money, and consumer needs; 25) New measures of merit are needed across the board; 26) Multi-lateral burden-sharing is vital. The new craft of intelligence will be characterized by two conceptual figures, each illustrated below.          Quadrant 1: Intelligence Perspectives Circle 1: Who Does Intelligence? The Emerging Intelligence Renaissance Alvin Toffler was the first to get it, with his book PowerShift as a capstone on his earlier works. Howard Rheingold followed soon after, with books on virtual community and just this past year, on Smart Mobs. Many others have contributed to our understanding of the information revolution that is in progress, among them Paul Strassmann with Information PayOff, Harlan Cleveland with The Knowledge Executive, Kevin Kelly with OUT OF CONTROL: The Rise of Neo-Biological Civilization. Most recently, Thomas Stewart has offered up THE WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE: Intellectual Capital and the Twenty-First Century Organization, in which he points out that the industrial era metrics and management protocols are counter-productive in this new era. Others have sounded alarms. Clifford Stoll in Silicon Valley Snake Oil, Lawrence Lessig in The Future of Ideas: The Fate of the Commons in a Connected World, Anne Branscomb in Who Owns Information? There are many issues yet to be dealt with, among them the misbehavior of corporations seeking to abuse copyright laws and the misbehavior of Microsoft, which is, as more than one authority has stated, a threat to national security. Throughout all this, the U.S. Intelligence Community has slept, passively watching the revolution pass it by. As John Perry Barlow quotes a CIA employee in his recent Forbes ASAP article, There has been an information revolution, and we missed it. The NRO continues to build gold-plated systems that transfer wealth to contractors, NSA is still stuck in the 1970s, CIA still cannot get a grip on either clandestine or open source information, and both DIA and INR are so far gone we might as well close them down. The FBI leadership is mediocre in the extreme, punishing those Special Agents who try to actually implement reforms. There is, however, good news. Around the world, within the most secretive government intelligence enterprises, there are pockets of reform. Virtually every agency of note, including CIA and NSA and the US theater commandersand especially the U.S. Special Operations Commandhas open source intelligence action officers, or cells, in some cases even branches. Overseas, from Norway and Sweden to old Europe and down to South Africa, across to Australia and Singapore, there are Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) centers, often severalAustralia has threeone for defense, one for law enforcement, and one for foreign affairs and trade. At the same time, despite some desperate times for foreign area academic studies (in the basement and not yet recovered from the quantitative analysis movement), investigative journalism (steal from the stringers, make up the rest), and business intelligence (slashed budgets, poor management buy-in), I am seeing a resurgence of interest in foreign affairs and national security. I routinely get emails from middle-aged citizens across the country who, in the aftermath of 9-11, tell me, If theyre that mad at us, I want to know why. I see MeetUp.com beginning to have a huge effect in bringing together people who are linked by their intelligence needs, not by their organizational role. I see Google destroying conventional information paradigms (and their profit models). I see foreign intelligence officers meeting annually at my Global Information Forum, and over time coming clean with one another on what they do and where they are going. In brief, a new global intelligence community is emerging. It is not going to be controlled by governments, but governments will be the most structured and influential members of that community, if they act wisely by coordinating generic standards and overt investments. This new intelligence community is using the Internet, and commercial security measures including steganography, Federal Express, and face to face meetings, to share the burden of data capture, data processing, and data evaluation. This new community is based on individual expertise, and it is thriving among the very individuals who are most anti-thetical to the bloated bureaucracies that now render most national intelligence agencies largely ineffective: the people with open minds, willing to do outreach, risk showing their ignorance, reaping in turn an enormous out-pouring of largely free and certainly very low-cost information, knowledge, intelligence, and wisdomin 29 languages, 24/7. Prognosis: Power to the People Through Public Intelligence Im betting on the people. Im betting that between now and November 2004 there will be an awakening of political consciousness and civic duty such as this nation has not seen since the first American revolution. Im betting that Ted Halstead and Michael Lind have it right in The Radical Center: The Future of American Politics. Im betting that Paul Ray and Sherry Ruth Anderson are correct when they predict the return to politics of 50 million people who call themselves The Cultural Creatives. Im betting that Marianne Williamson and her co-authors have an achievable vision in IMAGINE: What America Could be in the 21st Century. We can do this. Intelligence is part of the solution, but only if it places itself in the service of the people, by the people, for the people. Bibliography There are numerous books on the history of intelligence that have lessons for todays needed forms, as well as numerous personal memoirs, evaluations of specific aspects of intelligence, and so on. I have reviewed many of these books at Amazon.com, and provide lengthy annotated bibliographies of both intelligence and intelligence-relevant (e.g. information society, emerging threats) books in all of my books. For the purposes of this concise overview of intelligence, I am listing below what I regard as the bare bones list for competency in understanding the intelligence challengeif you read all of these books, you will be well-prepared for a serious debate about the future of intelligence. George Allen, NONE SO BLIND: A Personal Account of Intelligence Failure in Vietnam (Ivan R. Dee, 2001), 296 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1566633877/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1566633877/ossnet-20 Robert Baer, SEE NO EVIL: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA's War on Terrorism (Crown, 2002), 284 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0609609874/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0609609874/ossnet-20 Bruce Berkowitz and Allen Goodman, BEST TRUTH: Intelligence in the Information Age, (Yale, 2000), 224 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300080115/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300080115/ossnet-20 John Fialka, WAR BY OTHER MEANS: Economic Espionage in America (Norton, 1999), 242 pp.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0393318214/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0393318214/ossnet-20 Robert Gates, From the Shadows: The Ultimate Insider's Story of Five Presidents and How They Won the Cold War (Simon & Schuster, 1996), 608 pages  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0684810816/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0684810816/ossnet-20 Roy Godson, Dirty Tricks or Trump Cards: U.S. Covert Action & Counterintelligence (Transaction Press, 2001), 338 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0765806991/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0765806991/ossnet-20 Stuart Herrington, Traitors Among Us: Inside the Spy Catchers World (Presidio, 1999), 384 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0891416773/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0891416773/ossnet-20 Arthur Hulnick, Fixing the Spy Machine: Preparing American Intelligence for the 21st Century (Praeger Publishing, 2000), 248 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0275966534/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0275966534/ossnet-20 Loch Johnson, Bombs, Bugs, Drugs, and Thugs: Intelligence and America's Quest for Security, (New York University Press, 2000), 288 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0814742521/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0814742521/ossnet-20 Jong, Ben de, Wies Platje, and Robert David Steele, PEACEKEEPING INTELLIGENCE: Emerging Concepts for the Future (OSS, 2003), 532 pp.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566127/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566127/ossnet-20 Michael Levine, DEEP COVER: The Inside Story of How DEA Infighting, Incompetence and Subterfuge Lost Us the Biggest Battle of the Drug War (Delacorte, 1990)  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0595092640/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0595092640/ossnet-20 William E. Odom, FIXING INTELLIGENCE For a More Secure America (Yale, 2003), 230 pages  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300099762/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300099762/ossnet-20 Mark Riebling, WEDGE: The Secret War Between the FBI and the CIA (Knoph, 1994), 563 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0679414711/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0679414711/ossnet-20 Robert D. Steele, ON INTELLIGENCE: Spies and Secrecy in an Open World (OSS International Press, 2000), 495 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566100/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566100/ossnet-20 Robert D. Steele, THE NEW CRAFT OF INTELLIGENCE: Personal, Public, & Political (OSS International Press, 2002), 438 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566119/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566119/ossnet-20 Gregory D. Treverton, Reshaping National Intelligence for an Age of Information, (Cambridge University Press, 2001), 282 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/052158096X/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/052158096X/ossnet-20 Notra Trulock, Code Name KINDRED SPIRIT: Inside the Chinese Nuclear Espionage Scandal (Encounter Books, 2003),  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1893554511/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1893554511/ossnet-20 Cees Wiebes, Intelligence and the War in Bosnia 1992 1995 (Lit Verlag London, 2003), 463 pp.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/9053527427/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/9053527427/ossnet-20 Amy Zegart, Flawed by Design: the Evolution of the CIA, JCS, and NSC (Stanford University Press, 2000), 342 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/080474131X/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/080474131X/ossnet-20 ________________________________________________________________________ About the Author Robert David Steele is the Chief Executive Officer of OSS.Net, a public intelligence and public service web site and training company that serves as the hub for a multi-company Global Intelligence Partnership. He has been a Marine Corps infantry officer, a clandestine operations case officer (one of the first to be assigned the terrorist target), and a senior civilian in Marine Corps intelligence, where he was responsible for designing and creating the Marine Corps Intelligence Command, our Nations newest national intelligence production facility. Since 1992 he has been the foremost proponent for Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), training over 6,000 professional intelligence officers from over 40 countries. He is the author of NATO Open Source Intelligence Handbook, which can be found on his web site, and the author of two books on intelligence reform. He has edited and published the first book on peacekeeping intelligence, and commissioned new books (forthcoming) on commercial intelligence and on law enforcement intelligence. His current work in progress, on national security intelligence, will make two points: that intelligence is not impacting on the U.S. budget, and needs to; and that national security is about much more than a heavy-metal military that is irrelevant and ineffective against 90% of the threats that America must face in the 21st Century.  There is no definition in the National Security Act of 1947. For a useful overview of the conventional thinking on the definition of intelligence, see Michael Warner, Understanding Our Craft, Wanted: A Definition of "Intelligence", Studies in Intelligence (CIA, Vol. 46, No. 3).  As a matter of course, I will not refer back to my previous writings. ON INTELLIGENCE: Spies and Secrecy in an Open World (AFCEA, 2000), with a Foreword by Senator David Boren, today the President of the University of Oklahoma, and THE NEW CRAFT OF INTELLIGENCE; Personal, Public, & Political (OSS, 2002), with a Foreword by Senator Pat Roberts, today Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, are the basic references. I am pleased also to have made possible the publication of an edited work by Ben de Jong, Wies Platje, and myself, PEACEKEEPING INTELLIGENCE: Emerging Concepts for the Future (OSS, 2003), and have a third personal book in progress, NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE: A Grand Strategy for Coping with Asymmetric Challenges (OSS 2004). I recommend all of the books by others as listed at the end of this article.  National, military, law enforcement, business, academic, NGO-media, religious-clan-citizen.  The Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) understands that Global Coverage of the lower tier countries and issues can be done largely by open sources of information at a cost of $10 million per country per year or $1.5 billion per year. In 1997 he made a deliberate decision to stick to secrets about hard targets, and forewent the opportunity to radically enhance U.S. intelligence.  As I have reviewed over 410 books relevant to national security at Amazon.com, I am reluctant to burden the reader here with a list of books. I will mention just four that have especially impressed me in recent months: Max Manwaring (Contributing Editor), The Search for Security: A U.S. Grand Strategy for the Twenty-First Century (Praeger, 2003); Clyde Prestowitz, ROGUE NATION: American Unilateralism and the Failure of Good Intentions (Basic, 2003); William Greider, The Soul of Capitalism: Opening Paths to a Moral Economy (Simon & Schuster, 2003); and Jonathan Schell, The Unconquerable World: Power, Nonviolence, and the Will of the People (Metropolitan, 2003). Joe Nye Jr., Charles Kupchan and others are reviewed at Amazon.  There are many good books on intelligence shortfalls and the reasons for them, but specifically relevant to 9-11 are those of Robert Baer, not only a career clandestine case officer specializing in terrorism, but a highly decorated and much-admired officer as well. SEE NO EVIL: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIAs War on Terrorism (Crown, 2002), and SLEEPING WITH THE DEVIL: How Washington Sold Our Soul for Saudi Crude (Crown, 2003). The latter book specifically examines what could have been known from open sources alone, and the policy decisions as well as the intelligence leadership mind-sets that blinded us to Arab realities.  Rather than clutter this article with extensive footnotes, I refer the reader to  HYPERLINK http://www.oss.net www.oss.net, where I have posted over 1,000 news stories about intelligence and policy, with many covering the lies and the politicization of intelligence in relation to Iraq. Just search for Iraq using site engine. The 62 documented lies can be found at  HYPERLINK http://www.bushwars.org www.bushwars.org, where Steven Perry harnessed the distributed intelligence of the Nation to identify, screen, and validate the lies. I also recommend the book by Sheldon Rampton and John Stauber, WEAPONS OF MASS DECEPTION: The Uses of Propaganda in Bush's War on Iraq (Tarcher, 2003), and the more satirical but still valuable book by Al Franken, Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair and Balanced Look at the Right (Dutton, 2003). Paul Krugman, in The Great Unraveling: Losing Our Way in the New Century (Norton, 2003) specifically accuses the extreme right of choosing to ignore and subvert the established democratic process in America, while Mark Hertsgaard, in his book The Eagles Shadow: Why America Fascinates and Infuriates the World (Picador, 2002), dramatically catalogs the ignorance and hypocrisy of existing unilateralist policies that are increasing rather than decreasing the prospects of terrorist attacks. Schell, supra note 5 is also relevant.  David L. Boren and Edward J. Perkins (Contributing Editors), Preparing Americas Foreign Policy for the 21st Century (University of Oklahoma Press, 1999).  On disease see Laurie Garrett, BETRAYAL OF TRUST: The Collapse of Global Public Health (Hyperion, 2000), Andrew Price-Smith, THE HEALTH OF NATIONS: Infectious Disease, Environmental Change, and Their Effects on National Security and Development (MIT, 2001), and Michael Kodron & Ronald Segal, THE NEW STATE OF THE WORLD ATLAS (Touchstone, 1991 and later editions). On water see Marq de Villiers, WATER: The Fate of Our Most Precious Resource (Houghton Mifflin, 2000), and on genocide, NEW CRAFT and Dr. Greg Stanton, Genocide Watch, at  HYPERLINK http://www.genocidewatch.org www.genocidewatch.org.  I have selected what I consider to be the key points from a larger and superb historical review by Richard A. Best, Jr. and Herbert Andrew Boestling of the Congressional Research Service, Proposals for Intelligence Reorganization, 1949-1996, dated 28 February 1996, and included as an appendix to the IC21 Report.  The Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC), and Senator John Warner in particular, have consistently opposed the transfer of the national intelligence agencies previously hidden and now overtly assigned within the defense budget, i.e. the National Security Agency (NSA), the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), and the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA). In my view, intelligence reform will never succeed unless the SASC, and especially Senator Warner, can be offered a Memorandum of Agreement that commits 50% of all national intelligence resources in peacetime, 85% in wartime, to defense needs; and a commitment can be made by a serving or prospective DCI that all reforms will be job and revenue neutral for the various States.  DNI: Director of National Intelligence; DDNI: Deputy Director of National Intelligence; DIA: Defense Intelligence Agency; INR: Intelligence and Research Bureau within the Department of State.  Commission on the Roles and Capabilities of the United States Intelligence Community, Preparing for the 21st Century: An Appraisal of U.S. Intelligence (1 March 1996); IC21: Intelligence Community on Intelligence (HPSCI, 104th Congress, 4 March 1996). Dr. Mark Lowenthal, today acting Associate Deputy Director of Central Intelligence for Analysis & Production (ADDCI/A&P), was the Staff Director for the HPSCI and the HPSCI study. Mr. Britt Snider, Staff Director of the Aspin-Brown Commission, in now in retirement but available to help implement these reforms. Mr. Kevin Scheid, an Office of Management and Budget professional who served on the Aspin-Brown Commission, is now a member of the staff of the 9-11 Commission, which continues to be stone-walled by the White House and the Executive Branch.  I have selected key points from a review of the both reports.  CM: Community Management  CMS: Community Management Staff  NFIP: National Foreign Intelligence Program; JMIP: Joint Military Intelligence Program; TIARA: Tactical Exploitation of Intelligence and Related Activities (the latter is controlled by operators rather than intelligence professionals in the Army, Navy, and Air Force).  This program will also nurture a national public intelligence network that enables citizens to type in a zip code and be immediately informed about the history, current status, near-term, and long-term nature of any issue area of concern to them, at the local, state, national, and global levels. This one change will spark a global revolution in intelligence affairs that will restore the connection between intelligence, democracy, moral capitalism, and global peace and prosperity by completely wiping out the distorted propaganda and lies that now comprise the basis for most falsely-derived consensus (or apathy) with respect to the most pressing domestic policy issues.  Among the books I recommend with respect to the over-arching issue of global security qua future of life, are J. F. Rischard, HIGH NOON: 20 Global Problems, 20 Years to Solve Them (Basic, 2002); Edward O. Wilson, The Future of Life (Knoph, 2002); and Max Manwaring (Contributing Editor), Environmental Security and Global Stability: Problems and Responses (Lexington, 2002).  This chapter of NEW CRAFT is available free at  HYPERLINK http://www.oss.net www.oss.net, together with a number of intelligence reform references and related works by others.  The seven standards address global open source collection, analytic tools, analytic tradecraft, defensive security and counterintelligence, leadership, training, and culture. The seven tribes are national (spies), military, law enforcement, business, academia, non-government and media, and religions inclusive of clans and citizens.  Today ICMAP and other similar collection management functions ask the question which classified system should we task? Three other questions must be (but are not) asked first: 1) Do we already know this and can we FIND it in our archives? 2) If we do not, can we GET this from an ally or other affiliated organization at no cost? 3) If not, can we BUY this from a commercial source at low cost, in quick time, without security impediments?  It isnt policy until its in the budget is a truth taught to me by Mr. Don Gessaman, former Deputy Associate Director for National Security until his retirement in 1995. Ergo, if there is a disconnect between intelligence about imminent threats, and the federal budget, intelligence is clearly failing to communicate with policy, and the disconnect must be made public.  Microsofts buggy software and broad adoption subject the nation to a dutch elm disease sort of cascading melt-down, at the same time that Microsofts refusal to have stable transparent Application Program Interfaces (API) precludes normal advances in plug and play third party analytic toolkits. Microsofts blue screen of death is in my opinion responsible for a 20% drop in knowledge worker productivity against what would be possible if everyone were using LINUX and Open Office while creating shared generic analytic tool-kits and distributed secure data bases.  Why Spy?; We have the tattletale tech to find out almost everything. What we don't have is a way to know what we know. John Perry Barlow 3,931 words 7 October 2002 Forbes ASAP 42 Volume 170; Issue 07. Review at  HYPERLINK http://www.oss.net/extra/news/?module_instance=1&id=182 http://www.oss.net/extra/news/?module_instance=1&id=182.  Not to rub it in, but in an exercise for the Aspin-Brown Commission I beat the U.S. Intelligence Community with six phone calls. The target was Burundi. On an overnight basis, I obtained the following: from LEXIS-NEXIS, the top ten journalists in the world on that country; from the Institute of Scientific Information, the top ten academics in the world based on citation analysis; from Oxford Analytica, twenty two-page prime ministerial level summaries of the situation; from East View Cartographic, all Russian military maps available at the 1:50,000 level; from Janes Information Group, one-page orders of battle for each tribe, and summaries of every article they had ever written on Burundi and Rwanda; and belatedlyI met them two weeks laterfrom SPOT Image, 100% of Burundi imaged at the 1:50,000 resolution level, cloud-free and less than three years old. CIA had a regional economic survey and one of those cute little mapsno one else responded. Little has improved since thenthe Directorate of Analysis at CIA does the best it can, and does some very good open source out-sourcing, but until the DCI gets serious about centralizing community open source management, putting real money into it, and locking the security gremlins in the closet, the U.S. government, and CIA in particular, will continue to operate on less than 2% of the foreign information relevant to our national security needs. PAGE 19 PAGE 3 Version 1.5 History in all languagesdigitized! 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 PAGEREF _Toc53637344 \h 1 Four Threats, Four Quadrants  PAGEREF _Toc53637345 \h 2 9-11: What Went Wrong and Why?  PAGEREF _Toc53637346 \h 4 Iraq: What Went Wrong and Why?  PAGEREF _Toc53637347 \h 6 America As Others See Us  PAGEREF _Toc53637348 \h 7 Historical Endeavors to Reform U.S. Intelligence  PAGEREF _Toc53637349 \h 11 Fixing Intelligence National Security Act of 2005  PAGEREF _Toc53637350 \h 14 New Rules for the New Craft of Intelligence  PAGEREF _Toc53637351 \h 17 The Emerging Intelligence Renaissance  PAGEREF _Toc53637352 \h 18 Prognosis: Power to the People Through Public Intelligence  PAGEREF _Toc53637353 \h 21 Bibliography  PAGEREF _Toc53637354 \h 21 About the Author  PAGEREF _Toc53637355 \h 23  What Is Intelligence and Why Does It Matter? America as both a government and a people is confused and uncertain about the definition of intelligence. At a higher level, there is a tendency to confuse spies, satellites, and secrecy with intelligence this causes the existing $35 billion a year national intelligence shotgun to completely discount and ignore the 90% of the relevant international information that is not online, not in English, and not secret. Absent a good grip on open sources of information, the U.S. government can be said to be operating on perhaps 2% of the available relevant national security information, in part because it has not mastered the 29 foreign languages that are a minimalist starting point for comprehensive global coverage. At a lower level, there is a tendency to believe that only national governments  do intelligence. While this is somewhat true in that the private sector (including non-governmental agencies with extraordinary access to ground-truth through direct observation) are generally not skilled at applying the proven process of intelligence to their decision-support needs, this has the effect of shutting out the bulk of the global knowledge available within our borders, or from experts resident in other countries. The fastest way to improve national intelligence is not necessarily by reorganizing the secret bits, but perhaps, instead, by expanding the definition and making networked and truly national intelligence possible we must harness the distributed intelligence of the Whole Earth, beginning with all of our experts here at home. Here is my definition of intelligence: Intelligence is decision-support, where a proven process requirements definition, collection management, source discovery and validation, multi-source fusion, compelling and timely presentation relies predominantly on open sources of information, burden-sharing among both tribes and nations, and a focus on creating public intelligence that can drive sensible public policy. A process that does not integrate the seven tribes, that does not do multilateral burden- sharing for global coverage, and that does not operate routinely and daily in 29 languages, is by contrasting definition, not intelligence. Four Threats, Four Quadrants A major flaw with national intelligence occurs as a result of obsession with one specific kind of threat the traditional nation-state with organized armed forces. The obsession further corrupts intelligence when attention is narrowly focused on what are called  hard targets , those seven states considered to be a strategic nuclear threat or conventional state-sponsored communist or terrorist threat: Russia, China, North Korea, Cuba, Libya, Iraq (more of a threat today than before we invaded), and Pakistan. In the 1980 s I conceptualized the below illustration of four threat classes, each of which requires co-equal intelligence resources and intelligence leadership. There is another way to look at the global intelligence challenge. Taking our lead from the above, and thinking in policy terms now, i.e. what should intelligence be able to support, I conceptualize four quadrants where America must devise consistent, holistic, sustainable foreign affairs and global security policy. In brief, invading another country and winning a military war with a heavy-metal force structure is not only a last resort in terms of policy, it is also the least likely to result in the desired outcome. National security today is about moral legitimacy, moral capitalism, moral democracy, environmental integrity, and the sustainment of our own homeland in terms of education, public health, and critical infrastructure. The longer we allow our political and corporate and media leaders to lie to us, the longer we fail to revitalize the democratic process by demonstrating that votes can still count for more than money, the less likely we are to assure the security and prosperity of our children and what the Native Americans call  the seventh generation  this is the generation whose needs should drive all major policy decisions. 9-11: What Went Wrong and Why? 9-11 was both an intelligence failure and a policy failure. It continues to trouble me that in the two years prior to 9-11, capping decades of Presidential and Congressional commissions on intelligence reform, no fewer than fifteen books on intelligence deficiencies and intelligence reform were published. All were ignored. Unfortunately, 9-11 and the tragic deaths of over 3,000 Americans, including a number in that previously impregnable bastion, the Pentagon, have failed to inspire mature reflection and the necessary redirection of intelligence and policy. Absent the election of an unconventional and open-minded President, I predict that America will suffer another 5,000 dead in the next five years, both here at home and through devastating attacks against hotels, office buildings, tunnels, and mass commercial transportation. With respect to intelligence failures, 9-11 happened because the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is incompetent at clandestine operations (my former career), incompetent at open source information collection and exploitation in foreign languages (my current career), and incompetent at processing multi-media information such that the dots can be detected and connected (my avocation). The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is incompetent at counter-terrorism, inattentive with respect to immigration matters, and still in the 1970 s with respect to archaic information technology systems. Generic intelligence failures included a failure in intelligence collection caused by a continuing obsession with satellite-based technical collection (we process less than 10% of our images, fewer than 6% of our Russian signals, fewer than 3% of our European signals, and fewer than 1% of all signals); a failure in intelligence data entry notably a CIA failure to report a warning from the Taliban foreign minister and two separate FBI failures to take walk-ins one in Newark and one in Orlando seriously; a failure in intelligence translation, both CIA incompetence and inattention to Farsi, Urdu, Arabic, Pashto, and Dari over-all, and FBI refusal to fund the translation of all the Arabic documents captured after the first World Trade Center (car) bombing and in the Philippine arrests; a failure in intelligence processing, in that there is no one place in the entire U.S. government where all known information comes together, in part because of out-dated  codeword restrictions, in part because 80% of what the CIA and FBI know is still not in digital form; a failure in intelligence analysis, in that insufficient resources were applied to the terrorist target (even after the DCI  declared war on Al Qaeda); and finally a failure in intelligence liaison, in that we permitted Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, among many others, to sponsor terrorism while giving us chicken feed, at the same time that we eschewed serious clandestine penetrations of both  friendly governments exporting radicalized Islamic terrorists, and the internal opposition groups themselves. On the policy side, and here I will be brief, there were five failures: first, in the aftermath of the World Trade Center (car) bombing, a deliberate decision was made to treat the matter as a law enforcement issue, with no recognition of the true meaning of the event as a direct attack on America; second, in the aftermath of the various attacks and loss of life in two Embassy bombings, the US military barracks bombing in Saudi Arabia, and the attack on the USS Cole, the Clinton Administration and Tony Burger and Madeline Albright specifically, down-played the threat and refused to  alarm the American people.; third, after a lucky break in intercepting a terrorist arriving from Canada to execute a millenium bombing, no substantive changes were made in border or immigration control, and state troopers continued to lack access to any sort of terrorist watchlist (two 9-11 terrorist were stopped prior to 9-11 for traffic violations, and not noticed as a result); fourth, despite years of warning from terrorism experts, and a commendable job on this specific points by Senators Warren Rudman and Gary Hart, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) yielded to industry pressure and failed to demand substantive improvements to airport security screening or cockpit defenses; and fifth, for lack of the kind of warning that Albright and Berger prevented, Americans failed to recognize the terrorists as they integrated themselves into flight training programs and safehouses and even when a flight school reported anomalous behavior (i.e. no interest in learning how to land, just how to redirect in mid-air), the FBI ignored the warnings because terrorism was not a national priority. There is in my opinion one secret of the Bush Administration remaining to be exposed: the assignment to Vice President Dick Cheney, immediately following inauguration, of the terrorism portfolio. In my judgement, it was Dick Cheney s refusal to listen to DCI George Tenet, and his obsession with catering to his energy pals in the early months of the Bush Administration, that actually allowed the 9-11 terrorist conspiracy to come to its tragic fulfillment. Iraq: What Went Wrong and Why? Iraq is a much greater tragedy than 9-11, for it is we ourselves who have chosen to destroy the U.S. Army in the sands of Iraq, to destroy decades worth of multi-lateral relationships and institutions, and to incur what will eventually be thousands of casualties from depleted uranium, residual petro-chemical toxicity, and random guerilla attacks. The harm to our economy is equally devastating we have now to deal with a self-inflicted wound, a $250 billion unplanned budget deficit on top of our $7 trillion budget deficit. In my view, and here we need to wait for more detailed investigations, but the preliminary results are in, Iraq also was both an intelligence and a policy failure. Iraq was an intelligence failure because the U.S. intelligence community simply did not know what it needed to know in order to provide both the Executive and the Congress with essential information. We know from open sources of information that Saddam Hussein distributed most of his experts on weapons of mass destruction in the early 1990 s, and I find the report of his defecting program manager, to wit, that he destroyed the stocks but kept the cookbooks, quite credible. I also believe that some of his capabilities modest but potent are in concealed storage in Russia,, Syria, and Algeria, with the active complicity of those governments. Iraq was a policy failure in two parts: on the one hand, the Administration was captured by a small band of neo-conservative under the leadership of Dick Cheney and with the operational force being provided by Richard Perle and Paul Wolfowitz this group decided that 9-11 was the perfect pretext for executing their life-long ambition, the capture of the Iraqi oil fields and the eradication of radical regimes in Arabia by force. As General Wesley Clark tells the story publicly, on 9-11, as Americans were jumping to their deaths to escape being burned alive, the White House called him and told him to  pin it on Iraq. The White House had no proof then, when General Clark asked for it, and they did not develop any substantive proof in the months leading up to the war. On the contrary, the White House and its Pentagon leadership chose to tell the American Congress, the American people, the United Nations, and the other national leaderships no fewer than sixty-two (62) documented lies. This is surely a betrayal of the public trust that merits impeachment, but Republican control of the two chambers of Commerce and the naivete of the American public in continuing to believe White House propaganda that would make the Nazi s proud, make impeachment a moot issue as we approach the November 2004 elections. For its part, Congress, with the exception of Senator Robert Byrd from West Virginia, failed America. Congress proved gutless, inattentive, and all too willing to be led by specious politicized and fabricated  intelligence that was concocted by a special unit in the Pentagon, based largely on fabrications fed to them by Chalabi and others with their own agenda. America As Others See Us Thomas Jefferson said it first:  A Nation s best defense is an educated citizenry. James Madison contributed his views with respect to the importance of an informed citizenry in a democracy that means to be governed by the citizens themselves. More recently, alarmed by the stupendous ignorance of both Congress and the public with respect to the real world and foreign threats to domestic prosperity and security, both Senator David Boren and David Broder have called for the  internationalization of education.  Their concern can be summed up in a South African quoted by Mark Hertsgaard in Eagle s Shadow:  ...we know everything about you, and you know nothing about us. In this one section, rather than articulating my own thoughts, I want to highlight several books and one map in addition to those already noted whose authors represent the very best insights available to all Americans. These books are but a small sample of what can be known, but is now ignored, at the policy level and by the media. Indeed, surveys of the American people about such issues are now so watered down, according to Matthew Miller, author of The 2% Solution, that the actual scale of problems has been deleted from most survey questions because heavens if folks realized just how bad these problems are, they might insist that we do something about them! National intelligence must serve the public, for only by serving the public can we ensure that policy makers, both elected and appointed, are held accountable for dealing with global realities that impact on domestic prosperity and security. Ziauddin Sardar and Merry Wyn Davies, WHY DO PEOPLE HATE AMERICA? (Icon, 2002) Opening with a quote from Dr. Samuel Johnson in 1775, to wit, that  Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel, the authors are helpful in documenting how most good-hearted Americans simply have no idea how big the gap is between our perception of our goodness and the rest of the world's perception of our badness. According to the authors, a language dies every two weeks. Although there are differing figures on how many languages are still active today (between 3,000 and 5,500), the point is vital. If language is the ultimate representation of a distinct and unique culture that is ideally suited to the environment in which it has flourished over the past millenium, then the triple strikes of English displacing the language, the American "hamburger virus" and city planning displacing all else, and American policy instruments--inclusive of the World Trade Organization and the International Monetary Fund--eliminating any choices before the Third World or even the European policy makers, then America can be said to have been invasive, predatory, and repressive. At multiple levels, from "hate" by Islamic fundamentalists, to "fear and disdain" by French purists, to "annoyance" by Asians to "infatuation" by teenagers, the Americans are seen as way too big for their britches--Americans are the proverbial bull in the china shop, and their leaders lack morals--the failure of America to ratify treaties that honor the right of children to food and health, the failure of America to respect international conventions the average of two military interventions a year since the Cold War (not to mention two countries invaded but not rescued), all add up to  blowback. The authors stress the urgency of improving public understanding of the world and how the world sees America. They say: "And the power of the American media, as we repeatedly argue, works to keep American people closed to experience and ideas from the rest of the world and thereby increases the insularity, self-absorption, and ignorance that is the overriding problem the rest of the world has with American." Derek Leebaert, The Fifty-Year Wound: The True Price of America s Cold War Victory (Little Brown, 2002) This is an extraordinary book, in part because it forces us to confront the "hangover" effects of the Cold War as we begin an uncertain path into the post 9-11 future. It begins by emphasizing that the Cold War glorified certain types of institutions, personalities, and attitudes, and ends by pointing out that we paid a very heavy cost--much as General and President Eisenhower tried to warn us--in permitting our society to be bound by weaponry, ideology, and secrecy. The author sums up the costs as follows: "For the United States, the price of victory goes far beyond the dollars spend on warheads, foreign aid, soldiers, propaganda, and intelligence. It includes, for instance, time wasted, talent misdirected, secrecy imposed, and confidence impaired. Particular costs were imposed on industry, science, and the universities. Trade was distorted and growth impeded." He notes, toward the end of the book: "So much failure could have been avoided if CIA had done more careful homework during the 1950s in the run-up to Sputnik; during the 1960s, when Soviet marshals were openly publishing their thoughts on nuclear strategy; or during the 1970s and 1980s, when stagnation could be chronicled in the unclassified gray pages of Soviet print. Most expensively, the CIA hardly ever learned anything from its mistakes, largely because it would not admit them." (pages 567-568) and also: "CIA world-order men whose intrigues more often than not started at the incompetent and went down from there, White House claims of 'national security' to conceal deceit, and the creation of huge special interests in archaic spending all too easily occurred because most Americans were not preoccupied with the struggle." (page 643) Robert McNamara and James Blight, WILSON s GHOST: Reducing the Risk of Conflict, Killing, and Catastrophe in the 21st Century (Public Affairs, 2001) What most Americans do not understand, what this book makes brilliantly clear, is that two-thirds of the rest of the world is glad [9-11] happened. I quote from page 52: "...at least two-thirds of the world's people--Chinese, Russians, Indians, Arabs, Muslims, and Africans--see the United States as the single greatest threat to their societies. They do not regard America as a military threat but as a menace to their integrity, autonomy, prosperity and freedom of action." Whether one agrees with their depiction of two-thirds or not (or whether they see the Attack as a well-deserved bloody nose or an atrocity beyond the pale), the fact is that the authors paint a compelling picture of billions--not millions but billions--of impoverished dispossessed people suffering from failed states, crime, slavery, starvation, water shortages--and an abundance of media as well as propaganda showing the US fat and happy and living the consumer society dream on the backs of these billions. William Shawcross, DELIVER US FROM EVIL: Peacekeepers, Warlords and a World of Endless Conflict (Simon & Schuster, 2001) By the book s own rendering, "good will without strength can make things worse." Most compellingly, the author demonstrates both the nuances and the complexities of "peace operations", and the fact that they require at least as much forethought, commitment, and sustainment as combat operations. Food scarcity and dangerous public health are the root symptoms, not the core issues. The most dangerous element is not the competing sides, but the criminal gangs that emerge to "stoke the fires of nationalism and ethnicity in order to create an environment of fear and vulnerability" (and great profit). At the same time, humanitarianism has become a big part of the problem-we have not yet learned how to distinguish between those conflicts where intervention is warranted (e.g. massive genocide campaigns) and those where internal conflicts need to be settled internally. In feeding the competing parties, we are both prolonging the conflict, and giving rise to criminal organizations that learn to leverage both the on-going conflict and the incoming relief supplies. Perhaps more troubling, there appears to be a clear double-standard whether deliberate or circumstantial between attempts to bring order to the white western or Arab fringe countries and what appears to be callous indifference to black African and distant Asian turmoil that includes hundreds of thousands victim to genocide and tens of thousands victim to living amputation, mutilation, and rape. When all is said and done, and these are my conclusions from reading this excellent work, 1) there is no international intelligence system in place suitable to providing both the global coverage and public education needed to mobilize and sustain multi-national peacekeeping coalitions; 2) the United Nations (UN) is not structured, funded, nor capable of carrying out disciplined effective peacekeeping operations, while the contributing nations are unreliable in how and when they will provide incremental assistance; and 3) we still have a long way to go in devising new concepts, doctrines, and technologies and programs for effectively integrating and applying preventive diplomacy, transformed defense, transnational law enforcement, and public services (water, food, health and education) in a manner that furthers regionally-based peace and prosperity instead of feeding the fires of local unrest. Robert Oakley, Michael Dziedzic, and Eliot Goldberg (Contributing Editors), POLICING THE NEW WORLD DISORDER: Peace Operations and Public Security (National Defense University, 1998) If the Cold War era might be said to have revolved around early perceptions of a "missile gap", the 21st Century with its Operations Other Than War (OOTW) could reasonably be said to have two issues natural conditions such as depleted water resources, which is not the book's focus, and the "globo-cop gap", which is the book documents in a very compelling manner the fact that there is a major capabilities (and intelligence) chasm between preventive diplomacy on the one side, and armed military forces on the other, and that closure of this gap is essential if we are to improve our prospects for rescuing and maintaining public order around the world. All the contributors agree that this [globo-cop gap] is a "force structure" issue that no government and certainly not the United Nations, has mastered, but most give due credit to UN civilian police operations for being the best available model upon which to build a future capability. The summary of conclusions by Ambassador Oakley and Colonel Professor Dziedzic are alone worth the price of the book. Berto Jongman, World Conflict & Human Rights Map 2001/2002 (Goals for Americas Foundation, 2002) This extraordinary map is an annual or bi-annual production by a single Dutch researcher with support from the Goals for Americas Foundation. It integrates, in map form on one side and in fine print on the other, the annual reports of the top peace research institutes. We learn from this map that in 2002 there were 28 low-intensity conflicts killing over 1000 people a year; 79 low-intensity conflicts killing fewer than 1000 people a year, and 175 violent internal political conflicts killings tens of thousands. We learn from this map that there are 32 countries that can be considered failed states as defined by UN  complex emergencies; that there are millions of refugees and displaced persons across 66 countries; that millions are starving across 33 countries; that corruption is common in 80 countries, and censorship is very high in 62 countries....and many other things. What the map does not tell us, which we have learned from other references, is that there are modern plagues and epidemics in 59 countries and rising; that there are 18 active genocides today, including two in Russia and three in Indonesia; and that water scarcity and ethnic conflict coincide along the Sino-Slavic borders, the Slavic-Islam borders (Central Asia is Muslim), and the Palestinian-Israeli  borders . There is no lack of wisdom, knowledge, and open source information about the basic problems that confront both America and all other nations and populations. What we have right now is a disconnect between reality, intelligence, and policy. The problem with spies is they only know secrets the problem with policy makers is they don t want to listen to anyone who disagrees with their pre-set agenda and ideological disposition. It is my view that only a global public intelligence network, relying on open sources of information, can break down the barriers to reform of both secret and open intelligence. Historical Endeavors to Reform U.S. Intelligence Intelligence reform studies have taken place since the inception of the U.S. Intelligence Community. Here are a few historical endeavors, with short summaries. 1949 First Hoover Commission Adversarial relationships between CIA, State, and the military 1955 Second Hoover Commission Counterintelligence & linguistic training deficiencies CIA to replace State in procurement of foreign publications 1961 Taylor Commission Failure in communication, coordination, and overall planning No single authority short of the President capable of coordinating 1971 Schlesinger Report  rise in...size and cost [with the] apparent inability to achieve a commensurate improvement in the scope and overall quality...  unproductively duplicative collection systems and a failure in forward planning to coordinate the allocation of resources 1976 Church Committee DCI should have program authority and monies for national intelligence should be appropriated to the DCI rather than the individual agencies Recommended second DDCI for Community Management State must improve overt collection of economic and political data Raised issue of separating clandestine operations from analysis Boren-McCurdy (Joint Senate and House Intelligence Legislation (Not Passed) National Security Act of 1992 (not adopted because Defense opposed) DNI, two DDNIs, consolidate DIA and INR analysts with CIA None of these substantive efforts to achieve reform has the desired effect, in part because intelligence does not have a domestic political constituency. The public does not care. In 1996 two extraordinary and quite well-managed endeavors were completed. The first, a Commission chartered jointly by Congress and the President, known as the Aspin-Brown Commission (CoI), carried out two full years of investigation and produced what is arguably the most important and sensible list of necessary reforms relevant to preventing 9-11 and other strategic surprises. Simultaneously, under the leadership of Representative Porter Goss, then Chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI), a report was prepared by the HPSCI staff, on the intelligence community in the 21st Century (IC21). Their findings are largely in agreement and must be the starting point for any future legislative effort to reform national intelligence. Role of Intelligence CoI: Support diplomacy, military operations, defense planning IC21: Too ad hoc today, lacks coherence, can be self-serving Policy/Requirements Process CoI: State and Defense dominate guidance, consumers group needed IC21: Declining intelligence base and lost focus on the future, system-driven Global Crime/Law Enforcement CoI: Need more coordination of operations overseas, more sharing of information IC21: Need more information sharing and training, global operational coordination Organization CoI: Need to increase DCI authority, have DDCI/CIA and DDCI/CM IC21: Need three ADDCIs for functions of collection, production, infrastructure CIA Itself CoI: Needs better management at all levels IC21: Must move Centers to DCI level, improve quality of personnel Budget, Structure, Process CoI: Substantial realignment needed aggregate functions, DCI does not have staff, tools, or procedures for performing budget management. IC21: Collection stove-pipes dominate resources rather than analysts or end-users; CMS should have withholding authority and evaluation ability Intelligence Analysis CoI: Must improve focus on consumers, on open sources IC21: CIA s core function; assumes departmental capabilities okay  Right-Size and Rebuild CoI: Consolidate senior executive service, liberal force reduction IC21: Rationalize NFIP, JMIP, and TIARA, guide by function. Military Intelligence, Support to Department of Defense (DoD) CoI: DoD needs a single staff focal point for managing intelligence support IC21: D/DIA should be Director of Military Intelligence Technical Collection CoI: Endorsed NIMA, need more coordination between intelligence and defense IC21: Eliminate NRO, create Technical Collection Agency and Technical Development Office Clandestine Service CoI: Merge DoD Human Intelligence (HUMINT) into CIA HUMINT IC21: Separate entity reporting directly to DCI, CIA feeds it (administrative only) International Cooperation CoI: Burden-sharing needed in space operations IC21: Not addressed, but notes need to buy more open source imagery Cost of Intelligence CoI: Cost reductions are possible but need better process to find; states that 96% of the total U.S. intelligence program is within DoD budget IC21: States that DoD controls 86% of the total national resources, DCI lacks authority to be effective Fixing Intelligence National Security Act of 2005 In the absence of public outrage and demands for substantive intelligence reform, I do not believe that any candidate for the Presidency, with the possible exception of Howard Dean, would be disposed toward substantive intelligence reform. They just do not get it. Having said that, below is the program that I believe Congress must enact. Special Committee. Retaining the existing Congressional committees on Intelligence for day-to-day oversight of classified intelligence matters, each Committee of the Senate should establish majority and minority Member focal points for intelligence comprising a Special Committee as the steering group for drafting and enacting a National Security Act of 2005, in essence a  Goldwater-Nichols Act for intelligence. This Act will fully integrate and revitalize intelligence qua decision-support within every element of the U.S. Government and within state and local governments, while legislatively mandate the following national initiatives. Consolidated NFIP. Apart from moving NRO, NSA, and NIMA into the consolidated NFIP, there should also be established a separate Homeland Defense Intelligence Program and a National Security Education Program. Homeland Defense Intelligence Program. Create a central homeland defense intelligence center with 24/7 watch teams, and single Community Intelligence Centers, also 24/7, in each state and major city, each under the sovereign authority of the Governor or Mayor. Enhance National Guard role. Federally fund state-based intelligence and counterintelligence forces, and State Intelligence Officers (SIOs). National Security Education Program. "A Nation's best defense in an educated citizenry." Program will fund science, technology, foreign area, & foreign language experts. Government foreign area experts will serve in that capacity for a full career, and not in the Reserve or as an additional duty as is now the case. Director-General for National Intelligence. Placement of new DGNI on President's Staff, with oversight over Director of Classified Intelligence (DCI), Chairman of the elevated NIC, and a new Global Knowledge Foundation. Director of Classified Intelligence. Rename and separate DCI position from that of agency head positions for each element outlined below. Consolidate management of personnel, security, training, and general infrastructure functions under DDCI/Administration. Allocate all funds to the DCI, not to the agencies. National Intelligence Council. Expand to 120, with 5-person teams dedicated to defense, foreign affairs, finance & commerce, law enforcement, environment & culture; elevate to Executive Office of the President. Global Knowledge Foundation. $1.5B a year fund for open source intelligence (OSINT) needs of both IC and all government departments, includes $500M a year for procurement of commercial imagery source material for defense, OSINT procurement by Country Teams, and new multinational regional intelligence centers that share indigenous expertise at foreign language data capture, translation, and exploitation. Technical Collection Agency. Upgrade NRO to manage all technical programs. Clandestine Service Agency. Separate from existing CIA, relying exclusively on non-official cover and no longer responsible for routine declared liaison. National Analysis Agency. Upgrade CIA to National Analysis Agency with restored imagery, signals, measurements, and open source offices and funds for analytic tools; 200 multi-lingual mid-career analyst hires, 1000 adjunct reserve analysts. National Processing Agency. Upgrade NSA to National Processing Agency, both SIGINT & all-source processing including clandestine HUMINT and open source information, ensuring that all field station reports from all agencies including FBI are readily exploitable with advanced software and languages where NSA excels. National Geospatial Agency. Combine NIMA with the U.S. Geological Service (USGS) and elements of the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA). Coalition Intelligence Program. Create a coalition intelligence center that combines the new initiatives of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the new Partnership for Peace (PfP) nations, with those of the Joint Forces Command (JFCOM), 24/7 watch, multi-lingual excellence. Covert Action Transfer. CIA/Special Operations Group should be transferred to the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), with a large new clandestine station to be co-located with USSOCOM Headquarters. Counterintelligence Program. Restore FBI focus on national crime, create a new counterintelligence and counterterrorism agency with divisions for critical infrastructure protection, economic espionage, counter-terrorism, and counter-intelligence at the federal level. This program will interact with but not control the state-based counterintelligence programs to be federally-funded. Regional Ground Truth Battalions. Each theater (regional) commanding general to have a foreign area officer battalion with language-qualified companies for intelligence, civil affairs, public affairs, legal, police, and logistics/engineering. Information Peacekeeping Program. Establish pegs between defense "hard power" spending and Program 150 "soft power" investments in information aid. A Digital Marshall Plan could usefully  open up areas of the world now  dark . Standards-Based Information Sharing. Sponsor a Technical Advisory Group for Intelligence (TAG-I) within the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and urge every national leader to create a similar body within their national member body of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Migrate the proven process of intelligence to every knowledge-based organization, and set the stage for harnessing the distributed intelligence of the Whole Earth through standards and sharing. Publish Predominantly Unclassified Intelligence. Most intelligence is not and need not be secret. We will always need some spies and some secrets, but in a globalized environment where the future of life is actually at risk, coherent sustainable programs for global, national, and local security demand that most intelligence be unclassified and understandable at the neighborhood level. Presidents can no longer take Nations to war based on manipulated and inadequate secrets our public can no longer tolerate decisions  in our name that cannot stand the test of public scrutiny. New Rules for the New Craft of Intelligence I conclude NEW CRAFT with a discussion of the twenty-six  new rules for the new craft of intelligence , and I will not repeat that work here. I do, however, want to list the rules, for they, together with the  seven standards for seven tribes , are in my opinion a most promising basis for changing, completely, our definition of national intelligence, and hence the benefits we might derive from intelligence-driven policy. The rules are: Decision-support is the raison d tre ; 2) Value-added comes from analysis, not secrets; 3) Global coverage matters more; 4) Non-traditional threats are of paramount importance; 5) Intelligence without translation is ignorant; 6) Source balance matters more; 7) Intelligence must go  two levels down (sub-state); 8) Processing matters more, becomes core competency; 9) Cultural intelligence is fundamental; 10) Geospatial and time-tagging is vital; 11) Global open source benchmarking is fundamental; 12) Counterintelligence matters more; 13) Cross-fertilization matters more; 14) Decentralized intelligence matters more; 15) Collaborative work and informal communications rise; 16) New value is in content + context + speed; 17) Collection must be based on gaps, not priorities; 18) Collection doctrine must grow in sophistication; 19) Citizen  intelligence minuteman are vital; 20) Production should be based on needs, not capabilities; 21) Strategic intelligence matters more; 22) Budget intelligence is mandatory; 23) Public intelligence drives public policy; 24) Analysts are managers of experts, sources, money, and consumer needs; 25) New measures of merit are needed across the board; 26) Multi-lateral burden-sharing is vital. The new craft of intelligence will be characterized by two conceptual figures, each illustrated below.          Quadrant 1: Intelligence Perspectives Circle 1: Who Does Intelligence? The Emerging Intelligence Renaissance Alvin Toffler was the first to get it, with his book PowerShift as a capstone on his earlier works. Howard Rheingold followed soon after, with books on virtual community and just this past year, on Smart Mobs. Many others have contributed to our understanding of the information revolution that is in progress, among them Paul Strassmann with Information PayOff, Harlan Cleveland with The Knowledge Executive, Kevin Kelly with OUT OF CONTROL: The Rise of Neo-Biological Civilization. Most recently, Thomas Stewart has offered up THE WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE: Intellectual Capital and the Twenty-First Century Organization, in which he points out that the industrial era metrics and management protocols are counter-productive in this new era. Others have sounded alarms. Clifford Stoll in Silicon Valley Snake Oil, Lawrence Lessig in The Future of Ideas: The Fate of the Commons in a Connected World, Anne Branscomb in Who Owns Information? There are many issues yet to be dealt with, among them the misbehavior of corporations seeking to abuse copyright laws and the misbehavior of Microsoft, which is, as more than one authority has stated, a threat to national security. Throughout all this, the U.S. Intelligence Community has slept, passively watching the revolution pass it by. As John Perry Barlow quotes a CIA employee in his recent Forbes ASAP article,  There has been an information revolution, and we missed it.  The NRO continues to build gold-plated systems that transfer wealth to contractors, NSA is still stuck in the 1970 s, CIA still cannot get a grip on either clandestine or open source information, and both DIA and INR are so far gone we might as well close them down. The FBI leadership is mediocre in the extreme, punishing those Special Agents who try to actually implement reforms. There is, however, good news. Around the world, within the most secretive government intelligence enterprises, there are pockets of reform. Virtually every agency of note, including CIA and NSA and the US theater commanders and especially the U.S. Special Operations Command has open source intelligence action officers, or cells, in some cases even branches. Overseas, from Norway and Sweden to  old Europe and down to South Africa, across to Australia and Singapore, there are Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) centers, often several Australia has three one for defense, one for law enforcement, and one for foreign affairs and trade. At the same time, despite some desperate times for foreign area academic studies (in the basement and not yet recovered from the  quantitative analysis movement), investigative journalism (steal from the stringers, make up the rest), and business intelligence (slashed budgets, poor management buy-in), I am seeing a resurgence of interest in foreign affairs and national security. I routinely get emails from middle-aged citizens across the country who, in the aftermath of 9-11, tell me,  If they re that mad at us, I want to know why. I see MeetUp.com beginning to have a huge effect in bringing together people who are linked by their intelligence needs, not by their organizational role. I see Google destroying conventional information paradigms (and their profit models). I see foreign intelligence officers meeting annually at my Global Information Forum, and over time  coming clean with one another on what they do and where they are going. In brief, a new global intelligence community is emerging. It is not going to be controlled by governments, but governments will be the most structured and influential members of that community, if they act wisely by coordinating generic standards and overt investments. This new intelligence community is using the Internet, and commercial security measures including steganography, Federal Express, and face to face meetings, to share the burden of data capture, data processing, and data evaluation. This new community is based on individual expertise, and it is thriving among the very individuals who are most anti-thetical to the bloated bureaucracies that now render most national intelligence agencies largely ineffective: the people with open minds, willing to do outreach, risk showing their ignorance, reaping in turn an enormous out-pouring of largely free and certainly very low-cost information, knowledge, intelligence, and wisdom in 29 languages, 24/7. Prognosis: Power to the People Through Public Intelligence I m betting on the people. I m betting that between now and November 2004 there will be an awakening of political consciousness and civic duty such as this nation has not seen since the first American revolution. I m betting that Ted Halstead and Michael Lind have it right in The Radical Center: The Future of American Politics. I m betting that Paul Ray and Sherry Ruth Anderson are correct when they predict the return to politics of 50 million people who call themselves The Cultural Creatives. I m betting that Marianne Williamson and her co-authors have an achievable vision in IMAGINE: What America Could be in the 21st Century. We can do this. Intelligence is part of the solution, but only if it places itself in the service of the people, by the people, for the people. Bibliography There are numerous books on the history of intelligence that have lessons for today s needed forms, as well as numerous personal memoirs, evaluations of specific aspects of intelligence, and so on. I have reviewed many of these books at Amazon.com, and provide lengthy annotated bibliographies of both intelligence and intelligence-relevant (e.g. information society, emerging threats) books in all of my books. For the purposes of this concise overview of intelligence, I am listing below what I regard as the  bare bones list for competency in understanding the intelligence challenge if you read all of these books, you will be well-prepared for a serious debate about the future of intelligence. George Allen, NONE SO BLIND: A Personal Account of Intelligence Failure in Vietnam (Ivan R. Dee, 2001), 296 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1566633877/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1566633877/ossnet-20 Robert Baer, SEE NO EVIL: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA's War on Terrorism (Crown, 2002), 284 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0609609874/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0609609874/ossnet-20 Bruce Berkowitz and Allen Goodman, BEST TRUTH: Intelligence in the Information Age, (Yale, 2000), 224 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300080115/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300080115/ossnet-20 John Fialka, WAR BY OTHER MEANS: Economic Espionage in America (Norton, 1999), 242 pp.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0393318214/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0393318214/ossnet-20 Robert Gates, From the Shadows: The Ultimate Insider's Story of Five Presidents and How They Won the Cold War (Simon & Schuster, 1996), 608 pages  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0684810816/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0684810816/ossnet-20 Roy Godson, Dirty Tricks or Trump Cards: U.S. Covert Action & Counterintelligence (Transaction Press, 2001), 338 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0765806991/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0765806991/ossnet-20 Stuart Herrington, Traitors Among Us: Inside the Spy Catchers World (Presidio, 1999), 384 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0891416773/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0891416773/ossnet-20 Arthur Hulnick, Fixing the Spy Machine: Preparing American Intelligence for the 21st Century (Praeger Publishing, 2000), 248 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0275966534/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0275966534/ossnet-20 Loch Johnson, Bombs, Bugs, Drugs, and Thugs: Intelligence and America's Quest for Security, (New York University Press, 2000), 288 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0814742521/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0814742521/ossnet-20 Jong, Ben de, Wies Platje, and Robert David Steele, PEACEKEEPING INTELLIGENCE: Emerging Concepts for the Future (OSS, 2003), 532 pp.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566127/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566127/ossnet-20 Michael Levine, DEEP COVER: The Inside Story of How DEA Infighting, Incompetence and Subterfuge Lost Us the Biggest Battle of the Drug War (Delacorte, 1990)  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0595092640/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0595092640/ossnet-20 William E. Odom, FIXING INTELLIGENCE For a More Secure America (Yale, 2003), 230 pages  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300099762/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300099762/ossnet-20 Mark Riebling, WEDGE: The Secret War Between the FBI and the CIA (Knoph, 1994), 563 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0679414711/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0679414711/ossnet-20 Robert D. Steele, ON INTELLIGENCE: Spies and Secrecy in an Open World (OSS International Press, 2000), 495 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566100/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566100/ossnet-20 Robert D. Steele, THE NEW CRAFT OF INTELLIGENCE: Personal, Public, & Political (OSS International Press, 2002), 438 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566119/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0971566119/ossnet-20 Gregory D. Treverton, Reshaping National Intelligence for an Age of Information, (Cambridge University Press, 2001), 282 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/052158096X/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/052158096X/ossnet-20 Notra Trulock, Code Name KINDRED SPIRIT: Inside the Chinese Nuclear Espionage Scandal (Encounter Books, 2003),  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1893554511/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1893554511/ossnet-20 Cees Wiebes, Intelligence and the War in Bosnia 1992  1995 (Lit Verlag London, 2003), 463 pp.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/9053527427/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/9053527427/ossnet-20 Amy Zegart, Flawed by Design: the Evolution of the CIA, JCS, and NSC (Stanford University Press, 2000), 342 pages.  HYPERLINK http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/080474131X/ossnet-20 www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/080474131X/ossnet-20 ________________________________________________________________________ About the Author Robert David Steele is the Chief Executive Officer of OSS.Net, a public intelligence and public service web site and training company that serves as the hub for a multi-company Global Intelligence Partnership. He has been a Marine Corps infantry officer, a clandestine operations case officer (one of the first to be assigned the terrorist target), and a senior civilian in Marine Corps intelligence, where he was responsible for designing and creating the Marine Corps Intelligence Command, our Nation s newest national intelligence production facility. Since 1992 he has been the foremost proponent for Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), training over 6,000 professional intelligence officers from over 40 countries. He is the author of NATO Open Source Intelligence Handbook, which can be found on his web site, and the author of two books on intelligence reform. He has edited and published the first book on peacekeeping intelligence, and commissioned new books (forthcoming) on commercial intelligence and on law enforcement intelligence. His current work in progress, on national security intelligence, will make two points: that intelligence is not impacting on the U.S. budget, and needs to; and that national security is about much more than a heavy-metal military that is irrelevant and ineffective against 90% of the threats that America must face in the 21st Century.  There is no definition in the National Security Act of 1947. For a useful overview of the conventional thinking on the definition of intelligence, see Michael Warner, Understanding Our Craft, Wanted: A Definition of "Intelligence", Studies in Intelligence (CIA, Vol. 46, No. 3).  As a matter of course, I will not refer back to my previous writings. ON INTELLIGENCE: Spies and Secrecy in an Open World (AFCEA, 2000), with a Foreword by Senator David Boren, today the President of the University of Oklahoma, and THE NEW CRAFT OF INTELLIGENCE; Personal, Public, & Political (OSS, 2002), with a Foreword by Senator Pat Roberts, today Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, are the basic references. I am pleased also to have made possible the publication of an edited work by Ben de Jong, Wies Platje, and myself, PEACEKEEPING INTELLIGENCE: Emerging Concepts for the Future (OSS, 2003), and have a third personal book in progress, NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE: A Grand Strategy for Coping with Asymmetric Challenges (OSS 2004). I recommend all of the books by others as listed at the end of this article.  National, military, law enforcement, business, academic, NGO-media, religious-clan-citizen.  The Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) understands that Global Coverage of the lower tier countries and issues can be done largely by open sources of information at a cost of $10 million per country per year or $1.5 billion per year. In 1997 he made a deliberate decision to stick to secrets about hard targets, and forewent the opportunity to radically enhance U.S. intelligence.  As I have reviewed over 410 books relevant to national security at Amazon.com, I am reluctant to burden the reader here with a list of books. I will mention just four that have especially impressed me in recent months: Max Manwaring (Contributing Editor), The Search for Security: A U.S. Grand Strategy for the Twenty-First Century (Praeger, 2003); Clyde Prestowitz, ROGUE NATION: American Unilateralism and the Failure of Good Intentions (Basic, 2003); William Greider, The Soul of Capitalism: Opening Paths to a Moral Economy (Simon & Schuster, 2003); and Jonathan Schell, The Unconquerable World: Power, Nonviolence, and the Will of the People (Metropolitan, 2003). Joe Nye Jr., Charles Kupchan and others are reviewed at Amazon.  There are many good books on intelligence shortfalls and the reasons for them, but specifically relevant to 9-11 are those of Robert Baer, not only a career clandestine case officer specializing in terrorism, but a highly decorated and much-admired officer as well. SEE NO EVIL: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA s War on Terrorism (Crown, 2002), and SLEEPING WITH THE DEVIL: How Washington Sold Our Soul for Saudi Crude (Crown, 2003). The latter book specifically examines what could have been known from open sources alone, and the policy decisions as well as the intelligence leadership mind-sets that blinded us to Arab realities.  Rather than clutter this article with extensive footnotes, I refer the reader to  HYPERLINK http://www.oss.net www.oss.net, where I have posted over 1,000 news stories about intelligence and policy, with many covering the lies and the politicization of intelligence in relation to Iraq. Just search for Iraq using site engine. The 62 documented lies can be found at  HYPERLINK http://www.bushwars.org www.bushwars.org, where Steven Perry harnessed the distributed intelligence of the Nation to identify, screen, and validate the lies. I also recommend the book by Sheldon Rampton and John Stauber, WEAPONS OF MASS DECEPTION: The Uses of Propaganda in Bush's War on Iraq (Tarcher, 2003), and the more satirical but still valuable book by Al Franken, Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair and Balanced Look at the Right (Dutton, 2003). Paul Krugman, in The Great Unraveling: Losing Our Way in the New Century (Norton, 2003) specifically accuses the extreme right of choosing to ignore and subvert the established democratic process in America, while Mark Hertsgaard, in his book The Eagle s Shadow: Why America Fascinates and Infuriates the World (Picador, 2002), dramatically catalogs the ignorance and hypocrisy of existing unilateralist policies that are increasing rather than decreasing the prospects of terrorist attacks. Schell, supra note 5 is also relevant.  David L. Boren and Edward J. Perkins (Contributing Editors), Preparing America s Foreign Policy for the 21st Century (University of Oklahoma Press, 1999).  On disease see Laurie Garrett, BETRAYAL OF TRUST: The Collapse of Global Public Health (Hyperion, 2000), Andrew Price-Smith, THE HEALTH OF NATIONS: Infectious Disease, Environmental Change, and Their Effects on National Security and Development (MIT, 2001), and Michael Kodron & Ronald Segal, THE NEW STATE OF THE WORLD ATLAS (Touchstone, 1991 and later editions). On water see Marq de Villiers, WATER: The Fate of Our Most Precious Resource (Houghton Mifflin, 2000), and on genocide, NEW CRAFT and Dr. Greg Stanton, Genocide Watch, at  HYPERLINK http://www.genocidewatch.org www.genocidewatch.org.  I have selected what I consider to be the key points from a larger and superb historical review by Richard A. Best, Jr. and Herbert Andrew Boestling of the Congressional Research Service,  Proposals for Intelligence Reorganization, 1949-1996, dated 28 February 1996, and included as an appendix to the IC21 Report.  The Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC), and Senator John Warner in particular, have consistently opposed the transfer of the national intelligence agencies previously hidden and now overtly assigned within the defense budget, i.e. the National Security Agency (NSA), the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), and the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA). In my view, intelligence reform will never succeed unless the SASC, and especially Senator Warner, can be offered a Memorandum of Agreement that commits 50% of all national intelligence resources in peacetime, 85% in wartime, to defense needs; and a commitment can be made by a serving or prospective DCI that all reforms will be job and revenue neutral for the various States.  DNI: Director of National Intelligence; DDNI: Deputy Director of National Intelligence; DIA: Defense Intelligence Agency; INR: Intelligence and Research Bureau within the Department of State.  Commission on the Roles and Capabilities of the United States Intelligence Community, Preparing for the 21st Century: An Appraisal of U.S. Intelligence (1 March 1996); IC21: Intelligence Community on Intelligence (HPSCI, 104th Congress, 4 March 1996). Dr. Mark Lowenthal, today acting Associate Deputy Director of Central Intelligence for Analysis & Production (ADDCI/A&P), was the Staff Director for the HPSCI and the HPSCI study. Mr. Britt Snider, Staff Director of the Aspin-Brown Commission, in now in retirement but available to help implement these reforms. Mr. Kevin Scheid, an Office of Management and Budget professional who served on the Aspin-Brown Commission, is now a member of the staff of the 9-11 Commission, which continues to be stone-walled by the White House and the Executive Branch.  I have selected key points from a review of the both reports.  CM: Community Management  CMS: Community Management Staff  NFIP: National Foreign Intelligence Program; JMIP: Joint Military Intelligence Program; TIARA: Tactical Exploitation of Intelligence and Related Activities (the latter is controlled by operators rather than intelligence professionals in the Army, Navy, and Air Force).  This program will also nurture a national public intelligence network that enables citizens to type in a zip code and be immediately informed about the history, current status, near-term, and long-term nature of any issue area of concern to them, at the local, state, national, and global levels. This one change will spark a global  revolution in intelligence affairs that will restore the connection between intelligence, democracy, moral capitalism, and global peace and prosperity by completely wiping out the distorted propaganda and lies that now comprise the basis for most falsely-derived consensus (or apathy) with respect to the most pressing domestic policy issues.  Among the books I recommend with respect to the over-arching issue of global security qua future of life, are J. F. Rischard, HIGH NOON: 20 Global Problems, 20 Years to Solve Them (Basic, 2002); Edward O. Wilson, The Future of Life (Knoph, 2002); and Max Manwaring (Contributing Editor), Environmental Security and Global Stability: Problems and Responses (Lexington, 2002).  This chapter of NEW CRAFT is available free at  HYPERLINK http://www.oss.net www.oss.net, together with a number of intelligence reform references and related works by others.  The seven standards address global open source collection, analytic tools, analytic tradecraft, defensive security and counterintelligence, leadership, training, and culture. The seven tribes are national (spies), military, law enforcement, business, academia, non-government and media, and religions inclusive of clans and citizens.  Today ICMAP and other similar collection management functions ask the question  which classified system should we task? Three other questions must be (but are not) asked first: 1) Do we already know this and can we FIND it in our archives? 2) If we do not, can we GET this from an ally or other affiliated organization at no cost? 3) If not, can we BUY this from a commercial source at low cost, in quick time, without security impediments?   It isn t policy until it s in the budget is a truth taught to me by Mr. Don Gessaman, former Deputy Associate Director for National Security until his retirement in 1995. Ergo, if there is a disconnect between intelligence about imminent threats, and the federal budget, intelligence is clearly failing to communicate with policy, and the disconnect must be made public.  Microsoft s buggy software and broad adoption subject the nation to a  dutch elm disease sort of cascading melt-down, at the same time that Microsoft s refusal to have stable transparent Application Program Interfaces (API) precludes normal advances in plug and play third party analytic toolkits. Microsoft s  blue screen of death is in my opinion responsible for a 20% drop in knowledge worker productivity against what would be possible if everyone were using LINUX and Open Office while creating shared generic analytic tool-kits and distributed secure data bases.  Why Spy?; We have the tattletale tech to find out almost everything. What we don't have is a way to know what we know. John Perry Barlow 3,931 words 7 October 2002 Forbes ASAP 42 Volume 170; Issue 07. Review at  HYPERLINK http://www.oss.net/extra/news/?module_instance=1&id=182 http://www.oss.net/extra/news/?module_instance=1&id=182.  Not to rub it in, but in an exercise for the Aspin-Brown Commission I beat the U.S. Intelligence Community with six phone calls. The target was Burundi. On an overnight basis, I obtained the following: from LEXIS-NEXIS, the top ten journalists in the world on that country; from the Institute of Scientific Information, the top ten academics in the world based on citation analysis; from Oxford Analytica, twenty two-page prime ministerial level summaries of the situation; from East View Cartographic, all Russian military maps available at the 1:50,000 level; from Jane s Information Group, one-page orders of battle for each tribe, and summaries of every article they had ever written on Burundi and Rwanda; and belatedly I met them two weeks later from SPOT Image, 100% of Burundi imaged at the 1:50,000 resolution level, cloud-free and less than three years old. CIA had a regional economic survey and one of those cute little maps no one else responded. Little has improved since then the Directorate of Analysis at CIA does the best it can, and does some very good open source out-sourcing, but until the DCI gets serious about centralizing community open source management, putting real money into it, and locking the security gremlins in the closet, the U.S. government, and CIA in particular, will continue to operate on less than 2% of the foreign information relevant to our national security needs. PAGE 19 PAGE 23 Version 1.6 History in all languages digitized! Harness all experts in the Nation Share the Global Coverage burden Focus the spies very narrowly National Tribe Military Tribe Police Tribe Academic Tribe Business Tribe NGO-Media Tribe Religion Tribe !!" 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