White House special handbook how to rule the world in the 21st century
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| 500 | |a Introduction -- Political management at the top -- Controlling the White House -- Domestic policy -- Managing the US Congress -- Foreign policy -- Managing spies at the top--secret services -- Which service is the best -- Techniques of special influence -- Surveillance -- How to run agents (secret sources) -- FBI and domestic control -- Identifying spies -- Strategies -- Presidential security -- Managing the military -- Commander-in-chief -- Strategy and tactics in war -- The future -- Still want it? -- Electability -- The fight for the presidency -- Meet the electorate : basic information and the 2004 election -- Campaign planning --Learning from the past -- Learning from past presidents -- Where does the CIA fit in | ||
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Introduction 1
Part I. Political Management at the Top
Chapter 1. Controlling the White House 5
Iron-Clad Rules for the President 6
Presidential Calendar 6
Time is Short 8
The Media 10
Press Conferences and the Press Secretary 10
Using Your Visibility 11
Hiring 12
Hiring Mistakes 12
The White House Staff 13
Chief of Staff 14
National Security Advisor 15
How the White House Staff Works 15
Don t Blow It 17
How to Manage the Staff 17
The Cabinet 18
Secretary of Defense 19
The Cabinet s Hidden Structure 20
Department of State 20
Department of Defense 21
Department of Justice 21
Department ofTreasury 21
Department of Commerce 21
White House Special Handbook
Department of Agriculture 21
Department of Interior 11
Department of Energy 21
Department of Labor 22
Department of Health and Human Services 22
Department of Education 22
Department of Housing and Urban development 22
Department of Transportation 22
Department of Homeland Security 22
Line of Succession to the Presidency of the United States 22
Strategic Planning 23
Planning Formula 23
Regular Planning Model 23
Express Planning 24
Decision Making 24
Psychological Modeling of a President (Strategic Intelligence Method) 24
Chapter 2. Domestic Policy 27
Dealing with Big Business 27
Iron-Clad Rules 27
The Economy 28
Budget Deficit 28
Managing the Economy 29
Domestic Propaganda (Psychological War) and Mind Control 31
Propaganda Technology 31
Keeping Voters on Your Side 32
Mind Control 32
Principles of Mind Manipulation 33
Technology of Mind Manipulation 33
Emergency Powers of the President (Setting aside Democracy) 34
Chapter 3. Managing the US Congress 37
Introduction: How a Bill Becomes a Law 38
Functions of Congress 38
Differences between the House and the Senate 39
Unwritten Rules 40
A Few Congressional Run-ins with the Law 42
How to Control Congress 45
Tooh 45
The Iron Triangle, A Sub-Government Mafia 46
Interest Groups 47
I. Direct Strategies 48
Lobbying 48
The Ratings Game 48
Campaign Assistance 48
II. Indirect Strategies 49
Generating Public Pressure 49
Constituents as Lobbyists 49
Building Alliances 49
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Chapter 4. Foreign Policy 51
Getting a Good Start 52
Relying On Others to Achieve Your Goals 53
Securing World Domination 56
Foreign Policy Secret— The Democracy Trick 57
US National Security Strategy 57
Presidential Foreign Policy Doctrines 60
Managing through Diplomacy 60
Diplomatic Rules for the US Diplomat-In-Chief 62
Negotiation No-Nos 63
Negotiations Procedure 64
Diplomatic Tricks 66
Diplomatic Double Talk 68
Body Language 68
Protocol 69
Dinner Menu at the White House 69
Russia 70
Overthrowing Governments 71
Coups 71
Military Coups 71
Democratic Coups 71
Revolutions 71
The Military and Diplomacy 72
Keeping Tabs on Who is For You and Who is Against 72
Part 2. Managing Spies at the Tor — Secret Services
Chapter 5. Which Service is the Best 77
Cardinal Rules — What It Takes to Be the Best 78
Comparing Two Rivals 79
The KGB 79
Structure 79
What we learn from KGB practice: 81
RSHA (German Reich Security Main Office, 1939-1945) 83
Structure 83
What we learn from RSHA practices: 83
CIA or The Company (a virtual agency) 84
Structure 84
What we learn from CIA practice 87
Clandestine Service Careers are Available 88
MOSSAD 89
MOSSAD Structure 89
What we learn from MOSSAD practice: 89
Ministry of State Security (MSS), China 90
Federal Intelligence Service (BND), Germany 92
General Directorate for External Security (DGSE), France 92
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Secret Intelligence Service (MI6, The Firm ), Great Britain 92
Chapter 6. Techniques of Special Influence 93
Torture 93
Special Psychology 94
Blackmail 95
Interrogation 96
Murder 97
Chapter 7. Surveillance 101
Physical surveillance 101
Frequent Surveillance Crew Mistakes 102
Technical Surveillance 102
Chapter 8. How to Run Agents (Secret Sources) 105
Recruitment 106
Recruitment Pyramid 107
Finding Candidates for Recruitment 107
Working with the Agent 107
j)uestiomng the Agent 208
Teaching the Agent 108
Checking the Agent J08
Liquidating t/ie Agent 109
Chapter 9. The FBI and Domestic Control 111
Investigation Process 111
Arrests 112
The Mafia 112
The Mafia s Inside Rules: 112
How the Mafia System Operates 113
Russian (former Soviet) mafia organizations in USA IB
Police Tricks 114
How to Manage Civil Disturbance 114
Planned Crowd Tactics — Nonviolent or Violent 115
Terror 117
List of major attacks attributed to terrorists on United States targets: 118
Hostages 119
Bombing 119
Ambush 119
Assassination 119
Chapter 10. Identifying Spies 121
Moles 121
How to Detect a Mole 121
What to Do If You Detect a Mole 122
Identifying Spies 122
How to Cover Your Mole 123
Chapter 11. Strategies 125
Other Strategies: Breaking Up the USSR 126
Chapter 12. Presidential Security 127
Structure of the Secret Service 129
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Managing the Secret Service 130
PracticalProtection during Presidential Appearances 130
Frequent Security Mistakes 132
CodeNames of American Presidents 132
Part 3. Managing the Military
Chapter 13. Commander-In-Chief 135
Keys to Success in War 136
Duties of the Commander-in-Chief 136
Chapter 14. Strategy and Tactics in War 139
Tactics 141
Counter-Insurgency Tactics 142
StayingAlive 142
Deserts 143
Jungle 143
Far North 144
Mountains 145
Mines 146
Wounds 146
Effective Snipers 147
Counter-Sniper Tactics 148
Military Tricks 148
Fighting an Insurgency 149
Naval Tactics 150
Offense 150
Storming the City 154
POWs 156
Defense 156
Effective Defensive Methods 157
Special Forces 158
Guerrillas Strong Points 160
Guerrilla Weaknesses 161
Tactical Counter-Guerrilla Operations 162
Psychological Operations 164
Chapter 15. The Future 167
The National Defense Strategy of the United States of America 167
The National Strategy for Victory in Iraq 168
Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons 169
America s Number One Enemy is China 169
Part 4. Still Want It?
Chapter 16. Electabiuty 173
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Formal and Informal Considerations 173
Reality Check 173
The Bilderberg Group 174
Liberal or Conservative — Choosing Sides 175
Chapter 17. The Fight for the Presidency 177
Think It Over 177
Working with the Staff 178
Fundraising 179
Geography 181
Chapter 18. Meet the Electorate: Basic Information and the 2004 Election 183
Alabama (Heart of Dixie, Camellia State). 183
Alaska (The Last Frontier). 183
Arizona (Grand Canyon State). 184
Arkansas (The Natural State, The Razorback State). 184
California (Golden State). 184
Colorado (Centennial State). 185
Connecticut (Constitution State, Nutmeg State). 185
Delaware 185
Florida (Sunshine State). 186
Georgia (Empire State of the South, Peach State). 186
Hawaii 186
Idaho (Gem State). 187
Illinois (Prairie State). 187
Indiana (Hoosier State). 187
Iowa (Hawkeye State). 188
Kansas (Sunflower State). 188
Kentucky (Bluegrass State). 188
Louisiana (Pelican State). 189
Maine (PineTree State). 189
Maryland (Old Line State, Free State). 189
Massachusetts (Bay State, Old Colony). 190
Michigan (Great Lakes State, Wolverine State). 190
Minnesota (North Star State, Gopher State). 191
Mississippi (Magnolia State). 191
Missouri (Show Me State). 191
Montana (Treasure State). 192
Nebraska (Cornhusker State). 192
Nevada (Sagebrush State, Battle Born State, Silver State). 192
New Hampshire (Granite State). 192
New Jersey (Garden State). 193
New Mexico (Land of Enchantment). 193
New York (Empire State). 193
North Carolina (Tar Heel State, Old North State). 194
North Dakota (Peace Garden State). 194
Ohio (Buckeye State). 194
Oklahoma (Sooner State). 195
Oregon (Beaver State). 195
Pennsylvania (Keystone State). 195
Rhode Island (Little Rhody, Ocean State). 196
South Carolina (Palmetto State). 196
South Dakota (Coyote State, Mount Rushmore State). 196
Tennessee (Volunteer State). 197
Texas (Lone Star State). 197
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Utah (Beehive State). 197
Vermont (Green Mountain State). 198
Virginia (Old Dominion). 198
Washington (Evergreen State). 198
West Virginia. Mountain State). 199
Wisconsin (Badger State). 199
Wyoming (Equality State, Cowboy State). 199
District of Columbia 200
Chapter 19. Campaign Planning 201
The Press and Your Press Officer 201
Polls and Your Pollster 202
Practical Polls to Use until Election Day 203
Other Critical Personnel 204
Campaign Tips 204
Choosing a Strategy 205
Debates 207
Speaking in Public 209
Promises 210
What to Talk about Where 210
Part 5. Learning from the Past
Chapter 20. Learning from Past Presidents 215
1. George Washington (1789-1797) 215
Quotes 215
Actions 215
Scandals 215
2. John Adams (1797-1801). Federalist. 216
Quotes 216
Actions 2J6
Scandals 216
3. Thomas Jefferson (1801-1809). Democrat — Republican. 216
Quotes 216
Actions 216
Scandals 216
4. James Madison (1809-1817). Democrat-Republican. 217
Quotes 217
Actions 217
5. James Monroe (1817-1825). Democrat-Republican. 217
Quotes 217
Actions 217
6. John Quincy Adams (1825-1829). Democrat-Republican. 217
Quotes 217
Actions 218
7. Andrew Jackson (1827-1839). Democrat-Republican. 218
Quotes 218
Actions 218
Scandals 218
8. Martin van Buren (1837-1841). Democrat. 218
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Quotes 218
Actions 218
9. William Harrison (1841). Whig. 219
10. John Tyler (1841-1845). Independent. 219
Quotes 219
Actions 219
11. James Polk (18445-1849). Democrat. 219
Quotes 219
Actions 219
12. Zachary Taylor (1849-1850). Whig. 220
Quotes 220
Actions 220
13. Millard Fillmore (1850-1853). Whig. 220
Quotes 220
Actions 220
14. Franklin Pierce (1853-1857). Democrat. 220
Quotes 220
Actions 220
15. James Buchanan (1857-1861). Federalist, later — Democrat. 220
Quotes 220
Actions 221
Scandals 221
16. Abraham Lincoln (1861-1865). Republican. 221
Quotes 221
Actiom 221
17. Andrew Jackson (1865-1869). Democrat. 221
Quotes 22J
Actions 221
18. Ulysses S. Grant (1869-1877). Republican. 221
Quotes 221
Actions 222
Scandals 222
19. Rutherford Hayes (1877-1881). Republican. 222
Quotes 222
Actions 222
20. James Garfield (1881). Republican. 222
Quotes 222
Actions 222
21. Chester Arthur (1881-1885). Republican. 222
Quotes 222
Actions 223
22 and 24. Grover Cleveland (1881-1889 and 1893-1897). Democrat. 223
Quotes 223
Actions 223
Scandals 223
23. Benjamin Harrison (1889-1893). Republican. 223
Quotes 223
Actions 223
25. William McKinley (1897-1901). Republican. 223
Quotes 223
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Actions 224
26. Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1909). Republican. 224
Quotes 224
Actions 224
27. William Taft (1909-1913). Republican. 224
Quotes 224
Actions 224
28. Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921). Democrat. 225
Quotes 225
Actions 225
29. Warren Harding (1921-1923) Republican. 225
Quotes 225
Actions 225
Scandals 225
30. Calvin Coolidge (1923-1929). Republican. 225
Quotes 225
Actions 226
31. Herbert Hoover (1929-1933). Republican. 226
Quotes 226
Actions 226
32. Franklin Roosevelt (1933-1945). Democrat. 226
Quotes 226
Actions 226
33. Harry Truman (1945-1953). Democrat. 227
Quotes 227
Actions 227
34. Dwight Eisenhower (1953-1961). Republican. 227
Quotes 227
Actions 227
35. John F. Kennedy (1961-1963). Democrat. 228
Quotes 228
Actions 228
Scandals 228
36. Lyndon Johnson (1963-1969). Democrat. 228
Quotes 228
Actions 228
Scandals 229
37. Richard Nixon (1969-1974). Republican. 229
Quotes 229
A Joke 229
Actions 229
Scandals 229
38. Gerald Ford (1974-1977). Republican. 230
Quotes 230
Actions 230
Scandals 230
39. Jimmy Carter (1977-1981). Democrat. 230
Quotes 230
Actions 230
Scandals 2iO
40. Ronald Reagan (1981-1989). Republican. 2 31
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Quotes 231
Actions 231
Scandals 231
41. George H.W. Bush (1989-1993). Republican. 232
Quotes 232
Actions 232
42. William Clinton (1993-2001). Democrat. 232
Quotes 232
Actions 233
Scandals 233
43. George W. Bush (2001-). Republican 234
Quotes 234
Actions 234
Presidential Last Words 235
Part 6. Where Does the CIA Fit In
What Happened to Them? 238
Case 1. Heinrich Muller. 238
Case 2. Marilyn Monroe. 239
Case3.]ohn F. Kennedy. 239
Case 4. Martin Luther King, ]r. 242
Case 5. SPECIAL 243
European Parliament Resolution on the Gladio Affair 244
Case 6. Robert Kennedy. 246
Case 7. Ronald Brown. 246
Case 8. Mat about 9/111 252
What to Do? A Global Strategy 253
A Different Way of Organizing the Government 253
Aboi it the Ai ithor 255
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