The indicators of violent extremist mobilization described herein are intended to provide federal, state, local, territorial and tribal law enforcement a roadmap of observable behaviors that could inform whether individuals or groups are preparing to engage in violent extremist activities including potential travel overseas to join a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO). The indicators are grouped by their assessed levels of diagnosticity—meaning how clearly we judge the behavior demonstrates an individual’s trajectory towards terrorist activity.
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Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Discussion Paper: Sources of Conflict in Western Societies
Department of Defense, Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S. Special Operations Command
Joint Staff Strategic Assessment: Options to Facilitate Socio-Political Stability in Syria and Iraq
U.S. Joint Forces Command
Multinational Capability Development Campaign Military Strategic Communication Handbook Draft
Cell phones, smart phones, the Internet, and GPS are increasingly available and are changing the nature of conflict, even in remote areas. Information can now reach out in new ways to global audiences because of the revolution in Information Technology (IT), particularly using cell phones and smart phones. The revival of hybrid warfare manifested in recent developments in the international security environment – such as the Arab Spring, the Ukrainian crisis, the rise of Jihadist-Salafist terrorism, and the European migrant crisis – demonstrates the power of communication, broadly based on IT advantages: messages and perceptions become predominant of physical engagements and strongly impact the behaviour of people. Orchestrated activities carry messages and have a crucial effect on 55 public opinions, decision-making processes, and domestic support.
Department of Homeland Security
(U//FOUO) DHS Assessment: Cyber Threats and Vulnerabilities to US Election Infrastructure
DHS has no indication that adversaries or criminals are planning cyber operations against US election infrastructure that would change the outcome of the coming US election. Multiple checks and redundancies in US election infrastructure—including diversity of systems, non-Internet connected voting machines, pre-election testing, and processes for media, campaign, and election officials to check, audit, and validate results—make it likely that cyber manipulation of US election systems intended to change the outcome of a national election would be detected.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI Cyber Bulletin: Denial of Service Attack Against DNS Host Highlights Vulnerability of Internet of Things Devices
Department of Defense
DoD Online Privacy and Operational Security Smart Cards: Facebook Mobile
As of January 2015, Facebook Mobile hosts 745 million daily mobile active users who accounts for over 60% of all mobile posts published to any online social networking service. Though privacy can still be achieved, mobile users place their personal identity data at a greater risk when compared to users logging in via desktop computer. This is in large part due to the fact that mobile devices provide Facebook with a means to access additional location information, contact lists, photos, and other forms of personal data. Use the following recommendations to best protect yourself against oversharing.
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Discussion Paper: Sources of Political Conflict in Developed Societies
Bilderberg, National Security Agency
Records Related to Former NSA Director Keith Alexander’s Attendance of Bilderberg Meetings in 2008, 2009, 2011
News
DHS Report Finds “Immeasurable Vulnerabilities and Attack Vectors” Against U.S. Critical Infrastructure
A Department of Homeland Security assessment released in April states that critical infrastructure throughout the U.S. faces “immeasurable vulnerabilities and attack vectors” due to the increasingly prominent role of information and communication technology (ICT) in critical infrastructure sectors. The strategic risk assessment, authored by the Office of Cyber and Infrastructure Analysis within DHS, was obtained by Public Intelligence and describes the “convergence of cyber and physical domains” as a strategic threat to the nation’s infrastructure.
Bilderberg Archive
Remarks of James Perkins and Bill Moyers at 1968 Bilderberg Coference
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Discussion Paper: Nixon Doctrine and the Future of Europe
Bilderberg Archive
Agenda, Minutes and Correspondence Regarding 1972 Bilderberg Steering Committee Meetings
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Discussion Paper: Rewriting the Social Contract
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Discussion Paper: Contributions of Business in Dealing With Social Instability
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Discussion Paper: Guidelines for a European Energy Policy
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Discussion Paper: Reflections on the European Security Conference
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Discussion Paper: The Internationalization of Business
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Discussion Paper: An Atlantic-Japanese Energy Policy
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Discussion Paper: Conflicting Expectations Concerning Security and Cooperation in Europe
Bilderberg Archive
Correspondence Regarding 1974 Bilderberg Conference and Steering Committee Meeting
Bilderberg Archive
Bilderberg Meetings 1971 Conference Report Woodstock, United States
Bilderberg
Bilderberg Primary Source Material Academic Archive
A collection obtained from a variety of sources who contributed copies of documents related to the Bilderberg Group from academic institutions. Documents contributed to the collection are sometimes photocopied and in other cases photographed page by page during visits to academic institutions, diplomatic libraries and legal archives including the Presidential Library of Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Harvard Law Library, the National Archive and the archive of former State Department official and member of the Bilderberg Steering Committee Robert Murphy held at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.