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The Covert Comic Weekly Intelligence Briefing
(Note: Cleared readers only, please. )You can put a rumor to bed, but you can't keep it from jumping up and down on the mattress. ● It’s tough reading a room that’s 90% redacted. – After bombing at a National Security Agency briefing ● Corn dogs can smell corn fear. ● If humans ever learn to communicate with whales, you probably don't want to be there when female sperm whales find out what their name means. ● Director’s cut? Let’s hope it’s a major artery.
Executive
Intelligence Summary
Keeping the ‘me’ out of emergency response. ● As I
remotely detonated the explosives hidden in the terrorists’ van, I felt
mixed emotions. On one hand, there was relief at having foiled a
murderous plot; on the other hand, there was sadness in knowing I
wouldn’t be able to hit the booze until after I wrote my ops report. ●
I've been studying calligraphy. Not to brag,
but I think I'm getting pretty good at it. For example, this sentence
wasn't typed. ●
How much of the concern today about artificial intelligence is
legitimate, and how much is just robots trying to sound badass? ● NASA official: “We’ve been tracking the projected impact point of the Apophis near-Earth asteroid, and I’m afraid I have some bad news about your family’s farm, Mr. Patches.”
Executive
Intelligence Summary Gleek truth to power.
The problem with defectors is that most of them are defective. ●
In retrospect, the CIA's rendition program was morally problematic -
though as a CIA officer I stand by the quality of our in-flight movies. ●
We all have our
personnel demons. ● The ‘360-degree
feedback’ method was first developed by the German military in the
1930’s to evaluate officer candidates, shortly after which it was
successfully applied by the Allies to Germany itself. ● Being labeled is
degrading and humiliating – especially when the label says ‘This Side
Up.’
Executive
Intelligence Summary
Female cross
dressing? What woman hasn’t dressed in anger now and then?
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