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"our adversaries are moving fast to exploit open source information, and we have to do it faster and better than they do"

True

You know what else helps?

Feeding them false information and utilizing the magic of misdirection.

SubconsciousErosion_0x0 2y ago

** It's a shame everything is so expensive.... If it wasn't, then the military and CIA could use little bug drones to administer medication... Or anti poison.

But that's too James Bond for people anyway.

Still...

Scenario:

There's an agent that has to do a risky mission, we're not sure that the timeframe projected will be accurate. There's a possibility that they may be captured. We assume there's a chance they may be injected with something. So we had them leave a window open and if they send a certain signal, we know to send in the dragonfly drone that is packing 3CCs of antidote to the poison of choice of our target.

They are to fake being ill while we initiate an extraction plan.

Might have to send in another dragonfly to slow their heart rate for when they play dead.

--> I'm sure it's too James Bond 😂

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SubconsciousErosion_0x0 2y ago

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Kabul --

I suppose it's already bad enough that the CIA takes the blame for creating Isis, and after recent events people are going to wonder if Isis k was created to undermine the Taliban as well as the collect information on other Isis groups.

People already assume that the US military along with intelligence agencies allowed 13 soldiers to die in Afghanistan during the withdrawal in an explosion that was entirely foreseeable.

After hearing testimonies one might draw the conclusion that there was no order to take out the suicide bomber because it needed to happen, in the eyes of the "government".

This is an issue that people are going to have to deal with.

SubconsciousErosion_0x0 2y ago

They're not dealing with it well