PERFECȚIONĂRI ÎN DOMENIUL TEHNICII OPERATIVE AFLATE ÎN DOTAREA FORȚELOR DE INTELLIGENCE
IMPROVEMENTS IN OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE FOR THE INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES

Summary/Abstract: The activity of intelligence agencies is largely dependent on the ability of perception and processing of data and information of human mind at the individual or collective level. It is therefore clear that to make means/methods in order to influence this ability, would open unimagined ways in terms of protection for the own data and information, but not least the intoxication of the enemy with false elements, altering its capacity of perception and/or processing the data and information. All these things depend on their end of the subjective factors related to how the human sensory apparatus works. Man has a vast network of sensors, corresponding to the five senses, along with the brain function of analysis/ interpretation/ processing of data /informations. The logical-rational processes are performed in the brain, which usually transforms the outside signals in data and also can transform data into information that could become later (eventually) the knowledge. Precisely in this subjective process we can intervene in order to prevent the central nervous system of the opponent to perceive correctly, to form the right starting data and to process them well in order to get the accurate informations. Also, we can aim to alterate the processes of decision that takes place in the brain of the enemy. The existence of certain combat means capable of influencing the human sensory perceptions, but also the processes analysis/decision of the brain, could be an outstanding achievement and a great advantage for the intelligence agencies. It will be necessary, as a direction of research/development to be set in purpose to achieve the means/methods of subliminal influencing the opponent. It is necessary a scientific approach of this subject in order to clarify some issues and even to lead the way in this promising new field that will offer new possibilities for the action of intelligence agencies.

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