From Master the Human Domain: The Domestic Plan Behind Jade Helm we learn the following:

 

Also consider this closer look at the upcoming Jade Helm military exercise, specifically its “master the human domain” motto, reveals a larger agenda in regards to domestic policy.  David Knight and Rob Dew break down the sinister purpose behind Operation Jade Helm detailing how it is part of a broader plan to have the military and police forces work together to control the people in times of economic crisis and natural disaster.

In current military terminology, the “human domain” or “human domain analytics” refers to the “global understanding of anything associated with people.”

Breaking down into four specific categories, mastery of the human domain results from obtaining total information awareness on a mass scale.

Who You Are – Collected information includes names, addresses, biometrics, social media accounts .

What You Do – Travel history, communications, financial transactions and movement of physical assets.

Who You Know – Relational information including family, friends, associates and organizations.

Context – Contextual data such as demographics, politics, cultural norms and religion.

“The importance of understanding the Human Domain has increased significantly over the past decade and a half,” writes the US Geospatial Intelligence Foundation. “There has been a shift from concentration on Nation-States, to smaller organizations, to individuals.”

The USGIF also refers to Human Domain Analytics as “arrows in a quiver,” hence the prominent arrows on the Jade Helm logo.

“ABI and Human Domain Analytics are not the answer to every intelligence problem; they are merely new arrows in a quiver of capabilities.”