Want to "become a spy"? Read that.
There's a truth most former spies will never say out loud, because it's HUMILIATING to admit
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Why you should never fully trust a journalist (by an ex-journalist)
After crossing over into intelligence, I realized how easily journalists are played by sources, by ego, by the system itself.
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The unspeakable world of symbols, or the art of understanding hidden narratives
Most people don’t see the world... for what it is. They see what they’ve been taught to see. Symbols are everywhere, but unless you’ve been trained to
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Let's now talk about Palantir
This is the second article of a series of two. So please, read the first article if you did not. It's incredible that I have to say this
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How to write a GOOD intelligence report
Writing a good intelligence report is all about CLARITY. No fancy words, no complicated structure. If you are a decision maker, and receive a long report, full of fancy words,
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Timing terror: how geopolitical momentum fuels attacks
This attack coincided with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance’s diplomatic visit to India. While shocking, such timing isn't accidental... it's part of a clear historical pattern: a strategic modus operandi used repeatedly by terrorist groups worldwide.
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Cumulating "frames of references" or the ability to perceive reality from an infinite number of angles
When I first moved to Israel, I remember saying to myself: "I have 100 questions, I need answers to". I left Israel, with 10000 different answers to my
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Thank God for not making me... a man.
Working as a woman in a male-dominated industry is a minefield of its own. * We're invisible. * We're infantilized or sexualized. * We're talked down to,
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The "Bastard Spies", in the shadows of the shadows
A very personal word and "coming out" to the world of intelligence
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The "Moscow Rules": 10 spy secrets to master business strategy
How Cold War CIA's unwritten rules can apply to you... The Moscow Rules are a set of informal, unwritten rules that CIA officers followed during the Cold War
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The 10th man rule or... the art of contrarian thinking in decision-making
Why being negative and pessimistic is an underestimated quality ? Our world often celebrates positivity and optimism. And that’s a good thing.
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How predictive markets empower CEOs to make smarter decisions
Predictive markets have shown a 70–75% accuracy rate This week, I decided to talk something a tiny bit different. More technical, but extremely useful in these times of volatility
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