Vision 2015: Consolidation of U.S. Intelligence Into Global Intel Network
August 6, 2008
By Michael Vail
By 2015, a globally networked Intelligence Enterprise will be essential to meet the demands for greater forethought and improved strategic agility. The existing agency-centric Intelligence Community must evolve into a true Intelligence Enterprise established on a collaborative foundation of shared services, mission-centric operations, and integrated mission
management, all enabled by a smooth flow of people, ideas, and
activities across the boundaries of the Intelligence Community agency
members.” – Mike McConnell(DNI)[1]
The Director of National Intelligence
Mike McConnell and The Council on Foreign Relations has made public a
twenty eight page document called ‘Vision 2015’ which outlines a plan to
integrate the entire United States intelligence network into a global
intelligence community. Unsurprisingly there are many in the 16
intelligence agencies that support this project. At this very moment
there is in-fighting between our own intelligence agencies, also
currently there are problems between the CIA and Pakistani ISI. So how
are they going to resolve these issues that have existed for decades?
“Old problems assume new dimensions:
information operations with emphasis on a cyber domain, asymmetric
political or military responses, and illicit trafficking. Lastly,
we confront the challenge of acting in an environment that is more
time-sensitive and open to the flow of information, in which
intelligence sources and analysis compete in a public context
established by a global media. By 2015 we will need integrated and collaborative capabilities that can anticipate and rapidly respond to a wide array of threats and risks.” –Mike McConnell(DNI)
According to the existing protocols
they will integrate and patch up the problems as they emerge. This is
the Achilles heel of globalism, and we have seen time after time how
calamity comes forth and brings globalism to a standstill. And nations
that were fully globalized begin to act in their own interests which is
the nature of the beast. This mammoth global intelligence project has
been under wraps for some time and now the NGOs, members of elite
academia and think tanks are going to unveil it in front of our eyes as
if it was a brand new concept.
“Our analytic professionals will collaborate with world-class experts in academe, commercial interests, and think tanks, all with similar knowledge and personal networks. Deep expertise will require broad access to open source information, our unique collection results, and a network of outside experts. Our understanding of the breadth and depth of
policy intelligence doctrine, and global situational awareness must match the depth of our analyses.” –Mike McConnell(DNI)
Our world has slowly been globalized
from the economic sector to health, wealth and trade. They have taken
the power from we the people and placed it in unelected non-governmental
organizations which has led to heights of corruption never seen before.
The direct and after effects of the IMF[2], WTO[3] and WHO[4]
are well known but just imagine the power and influence that will be
wielded by those who will control our spy satellites and command
intelligence forces around the world. Will there be increased domestic
spying on citizens who fight against globalism? More importantly will
all of our intelligence capabilities be controlled from outside the and
will there be foreign Intel forces operating in
?
“By 2015, the Intelligence Community will be expected to provide more details about more issues to more customers. We anticipate different types of customers — with greater expectations — and new demands to change the basic engagement model by which we serve them. “
“To carry out its mission in an increasingly turbulent and complex global environment, the Intelligence Enterprise must enhance capabilities to evaluate global risks affecting our national security. Greater systems interconnectedness increases the need to identify vulnerabilities emerging at the nexus of multiple systems (e.g., critical information infrastructures, disruptions in energy supplies, fragile financial markets, and climate change-related spread of diseases) and the potential for multiple, simultaneous crises. Global awareness and strategic foresight will provide the response to these challenges, linking methods for strategic forecasting and assessment of systems vulnerabilities in constantly renewed communities of diverse expertise and insight. “ –Mike McConnell(DNI)
“To carry out its mission in an increasingly turbulent and complex global environment, the Intelligence Enterprise must enhance capabilities to evaluate global risks affecting our national security. Greater systems interconnectedness increases the need to identify vulnerabilities emerging at the nexus of multiple systems (e.g., critical information infrastructures, disruptions in energy supplies, fragile financial markets, and climate change-related spread of diseases) and the potential for multiple, simultaneous crises. Global awareness and strategic foresight will provide the response to these challenges, linking methods for strategic forecasting and assessment of systems vulnerabilities in constantly renewed communities of diverse expertise and insight. “ –Mike McConnell(DNI)
The intelligence agencies which provide
geopolitical statistical data and analysis increasingly have to compete
with multinational corporations who have former high-level military
generals on staff making six figure salaries. Booz Allen Hamilton[5], Blackwater Worldwide[6], SAIC[7]
and others have Intel analysts who have been providing services to not
only the NSA, NGA, and NRO but also to foreign governments. These
multilateral corporations offer their services to the highest bidder.
Everything is for sale in this global economy.
“The opportunity now exists to tap
into a vastly larger amount of expertise than was previously available
to intelligence. However, this will require working from a very
different paradigm from that which characterized much of our Cold War
history. The key features of that traditional paradigm were: secrets;
classified channels of information flows; a focus on a few hard targets
(e.g., the Soviet Union, other so-called “denied area” Communist Bloc
countries, their military forces and technologies and other
observables); very limited contact with outside experts who were almost
always US citizens; and focus on key facts and finished intelligence
products.
The new paradigm, in
contrast, will focus on “open source” information and reach out to a
wide variety of experts who are non-intelligence professionals drawn
from different sectors and often non-Americans.” –Roger Z. George(CIA)[8]
Globalization dissolves our borders,
strips us of our independence and renders us dependant on unstable
nations for our daily bread and clothes on our backs. From top to bottom
every sector of our government is going under the influence of
foreigners. Globalization should be a dirty word if you look at our
world from a larger perspective. This should be a stark example for
anyone who would rely on this government for the protection of their
life and liberty. The only way to survive in this new dark age of global
governance is to become self reliant. Let’s establish our own
intelligence network on and off the internet.
"The only thing worth globalizing is dissent." --Arundhati Roy
"The only thing worth globalizing is dissent." --Arundhati Roy
1. Mike McConnell. Vision 2015: a Globally Networked and Integrated Intelligence Enterprise. 2008 [cited; Available from: http://www.cfr.org/publication/16890/vision_2015.html]
2. Physorg. New research links International Monetary Fund loans with higher death rates from tuberculosis. 2008 [cited; Available from: http://www.physorg.com/news135917494.html]
3. Ronald Bailey. Perpetuating Poverty by Protecting Livelihoods. 2008 [cited; Available from: http://www.reason.com/news/show/127925.html]
4. Living Nutrition. Codex Alimentarius: Monstrously Toxic Power Play for Control of the Global Food Supply & Natural Health Industry. 2007 [cited; Available from: http://www.livingnutrition.com/articles/codex.html]
5. Democracy Now! Mike McConnell, Booz Allen and the Privatization of Intelligence. 2007 [cited; Available from: http://www.democracynow.org/2007/1/12/mike_mcconnell_booz_allen_and_the]
6. Washington Post. Blackwater's Owner Has Spies for Hire. 2007 [cited; Available from: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/02/AR2007110202165.html]
7. FCW. NSA taps SAIC for Trailblazer. 2002 [cited; Available from: http://www.fcw.com/print/8_43/news/77905-1.html]
8. Roger Z. George. Meeting 21st Century Transnational Challenges: Building a Global Intelligence Paradigm. 2007 [cited; Available from: https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/csi-publications/csi-studies/studies/vol51no3/building-a-global-intelligence-paradigm.html]
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