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DIAGNOSING DISTORTION IN SOURCE REPORTING:LESSONS FOR HUMINT RELIABILITY FROM OTHER FIELDS
GEORGE P. NOBLE, JR.
A ThesisSubmitted to the Faculty of Mercyhurst CollegeIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for The Degree of MASTER OF SCIENCEINAPPLIED INTELLIGENCEDEPARTMENT OF INTELLIGENCE STUDIESMERCYHURST COLLEGEERIE, PENNSYLVANIAMARCH 2009
 
DEPARTMENT OF INTELLIGENCE STUDIESMERCYHURST COLLEGEERIE, PENNSYLVANIA
DIAGNOSING DISTORTION IN SOURCE REPORTING: LESSONS FOR HUMINT RELIABILITY FROM OTHER FIELDS
A ThesisSubmitted to the Faculty of Mercyhurst CollegeIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for The Degree of MASTER OF SCIENCEINAPPLIED INTELLIGENCESubmitted By:
GEORGE P. NOBLE, JR.
Certificate of Approval: _____________________________________ Stephen MarrinAssistant Professor Department of Intelligence Studies _____________________________________ William WelchInstructor Department of Intelligence Studies _____________________________________ Phillip J. BelfioreVice PresidentOffice of Academic AffairsMarch 2009
 
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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.

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