ON INTELLIGENCE Overview 2.4

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ON INTELLIGENCE Overview 2.4

Why Is Intelligence So Feeble? Money, Sex, & Spotlight Trump Secrets Greg Treverton (1986)

What Is Intelligence? And What Is Intelligence Not? Intelligence Is: Actionable Answers Decision-Support Evidence-Based Holistic Process Intelligence Is Not: Applied Knowledge Beliefs in Isolation Consciousness Covert Action Espionage Secret Information Wisdom Knower Intelligence

What Form Might Intelligence Be?

What Threats Should We Consider? 01 Poverty 02 Infectious Disease 03 Environmental Degradation 04 Inter-State Conflict 05 Civil War 06 Genocide 07 Other Atrocities 08 Proliferation 09 Terrorism 10 Transnational Crime High-Level Panel on Threats, Challenges, & Change (including LtGen Dr. Brent Scowcroft), A More Secure World: Our Shared Responsibility (United Nations, December 2004)A More Secure World: Our Shared Responsibility

What Strategies & Policies Apply? 01 Agriculture 02 Diplomacy 03 Economy 04 Education 05 Energy 06 Family 07 Health 08 Immigration 09 Justice 10 Security 11 Society 12 Water Mandate for Change Various Presidential Transition Teams

Preliminary Holistic Analytic Model Core Gaps in Holistic Analysis Essential to Future-Proofing What US IC Focuses On..

Whole Systems Analytics

Who Owns the Future? Demography Rules [Minister-Mentor Lee Kuan Yew] India 1.7B China 1.3B USA 0.4B Nigeria 0.4B Indonesia 0.3B Pakistan 0.3B Brazil 0.22B Bangladesh 0.19B Philippines 0.15B Congo DR 0.15B Ethiopia 0.15B Mexico 0.14B Tanzania 0.14B Russia 0.13B Egypt 0.12B Japan 0.11B Viet-Nam 0.10B Kenya 0.96B Uganda 0.94B Turkey 0.91B

Utility of Open Sources Economic and social threats, including 95% Poverty99% Infectious Disease95% Environmental Degradation90% Interstate conflict75% Internal conflict, including90% Civil War85% Genocide95% Other Large-Scale Atrocities95% Nuclear, radiological, chemical, and biological WMD75% Terrorism80% Transnational organized crime80% 2008 Open Source Intelligence2008 Open Source Intelligence [in Loch Johnson (ed) Strategic Intelligence Vol 2. Chapter 6]

Evolutionary Path for Intelligence

Understood from 1988 Less Cyber, Cyber Added BOTH US IC Leaders and DoD Leaders (Cheney) Refused to Acknowledge

Illuminate True Costs Eradicate Corruption Educate All Publics Harmonize Field Effects

Fundamentals of Intelligence 1.Whole of Government Decision-Support 2.Holistic Analytics with True Cost Economics 3.Counterintelligence on Domestic Enemies 4.Integrated Scalable IT 5.Open Requirements Showing Satisfaction & Connecting Clients 6.Spend with Integrity 25 Years – US$1.2 Trillion Still Do Not Have This!

STRATEGIC TECHNICAL Long Term (100 Years) Imminent 1 Year Out 90 Days Out 72 Hours Out 12 Years Out 50 Years Out 25 Years Out Whole of Government Institutions* Cross-Cutting Threats & Policies OPERATIONAL TACTICAL * In Order of Secession to Presidency ** Cabinet Rank Not In Succession Poverty Infectious Disease Environmental Degradation Inter-State Conflict Civil War Genocide Other Atrocities Proliferation Terrorism Transnational Crime Agriculture Diplomacy Economy Education Energy Family Health Immigration Justice Security Society Water President Vice President State Treasury Defense Justice Interior Agriculture Commerce Labor Health & Human Services Housing & Urban Development Transportation Energy Education Veterans Affairs Homeland Security Environmental Protection Agency** Office of Management & Budget** US Trade Representative** US Ambassador to the UN** Council of Economic Advisors** Small Business Administration**

Full-Spectrum Intelligence

Context & Process for Intelligence

Government Military Law Enforcement Business Civil Societies Media Academia Non-Profit Information Commons Secret Internal Secret Shared Sensitive Shared Open (Public) Green Yellow Orange Red

Multinational - Strategic

The truth at any cost lowers all other costs. BE the Force!