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- Ray McGovern, retired CIA analyst and co-founder of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity
The EIR Alert is a unique and valuable resource for anyone concerned with issues of potential global transformation, including up to date reporting on the critical government actions that often block peaceful evolution. This importantly includes analysis of significant new developments in the emerging Global South. It routinely contains in-depth analysis with a fine geopolitical eye of a sort rarely found in most other media—and certainly not in the New York Times. An important resource for those wishing to look further down the geopolitical road with an evolutionary eye.
- Graham E Fuller, Former chief of the National Intelligence Council at CIA responsible for long-term forecasting
EIR Daily proposes solutions to global challenges that extend beyond the archaic ‘win-lose’ militarism so dominant today. Backed by superb open-source intelligence, this fine publication is for wise thinkers worried about the shaky underpinnings of Western economies and the steady drift toward WWIII and nuclear apocalypse.
- Col. Richard H. Black, former head, US Army Criminal Law Division at the Pentagon; former Virginia State Senator
