Diagnosing Distortion in Source Reporting: Lessons for HUMINT Reliability from Other Fields

 
 
 
 
 

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My final thesis project contends that the HUMINT process can distort the reliability of source reporting as much as a deceptive intelligence asset. The HUMINT process involves the collector, the analyst, and the editor. The thesis looks at anthropology, journalism, and the legal field for best practices in dealing with the distortion of information.

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If what this academic says was true, HUMINT based Russian/Soviet intelligence would not make a fool of the USA for the past 70 years. The US uses open source and techint and has the worst intelligence agencies in the world.

11 / 27 / 2009
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