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DefDog: The U.S. Military’s Real Foe: The Tyranny of Distance

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The U.S. Military’s Real Foe: The Tyranny of Distance

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When it comes to war, America is almost always playing an “away game.” The conflicts the nation has recently fought, and the defense activities it engages in, are in distant places.

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J. C. Cole: American Gray Swans January 2021

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American Gray Swans – January 2021

Bottom Line Up Front:

A: Covid-19 tested our supply chain and verified it can easily be collapsed. A Gray Swan; B: A weaponized pandemic is planned to be released. A Gray Swan; C: Vaccinated people will be at war with unvaccinated people causing anarchy. A Civil War – a Gray Swan.

From historical data it is estimated that a truly deadly pandemic will kill 20% to 30% of the population. A Civil War will kill maybe 5% to 10% of the population. Collapse of the Supply Chain can kill between 20% and 90% of the population depending on the Events that caused it.

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Answers on OSINT for India 39: How Are Open and Closed Sources Related?

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Sir,

Which of these three assumptions is closest to your decades of experience?

A. Open sources are richer than the closed sources.

B. Open sources are as rich as the closed ones?

C. Open sources are the chiseled-out bits of closed sources which when put together can tell us about the closed sources they owe their existence to?

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Answers on OSINT for India 38: OSINT is Acquisition Not Collection

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Sir,

This excellent person very senior retired officer speaks of OSINT collection rather than acquisition.  Did you not make a vital distinction of this point in your past writing and speaking?

Q: Has India been utilizing Open Source Intelligence? How can OSINT be institutionalized in India?

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