Graphic: ISIS Ubber Alles by John Robb
Source Tip of the Hat to Eagle.
Source Tip of the Hat to Eagle.
Exploiting the Robocaller Gap Here’s an interesting US systempunkt — a systempunkt is the point in a big network where even a small attack would cause the entire network to fail. This systempunkt would enable a prepared individual the unique ability to shut down a large part of the US without shedding a drop of …
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John Robb examines how a Wahabi state such as Saudi Arabia can be taken down by super-Wahabi violence entrepreneur ISIS, with a little help from their friends in Russia, or more specifically, the Russian mafia’s hacker legions. What is unique about his most recent analysis is insisting that the amount of money to be gained …
Why is Russia going after the Crimea? It’s just a hostile acquisition As I’ve said for years, Russia is an energy company with all the trappings of nation-state — John McCain recently paraphrased me by calling Russia “a gas station masquerading as a country.” Everything Russia does militarily is aimed at expanding it’s energy interests. From acquiring …
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Putin and Open Source Warfare Is Putin using open source warfare? Of course he is. Who sold him on the approach? Apparently, he has an advisor called Vladislav Surkov who is a science fiction writer. He recently wrote a short story (published under his nom de guerre) called “Without the Sky” about a many vs. many …
“White Privilege” as the Neutron Bomb of Moral Warfare The growing popularity of “check your privilege” and “white privilege” at Universities and in political debates is interesting. Why is it interesting? It’s not a force for progress or positive change, it’s a form of moral warfare. That means it’s not a constructive remark that …
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What Went Wrong with America? America has been in decay for decades (since the mid seventies). It’s a problem that has consumed a large portion of my thinking for nearly a decade. I’ve read the analysis. Listened to the debates. Very little of it resonated. That was a bit depressing. Without any insight into the …