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Category Archives: War and not War
Surviving a nuclear detonation
Fun reading Back in the 1980s, I pondered the idea of – pretend you are a Soviet planner and have 1000 nuclear missiles to target at the United States. Think about where you would send them and how much you … Continue reading
Today was Windows XP drop dead date; world to end
Support for Windows XP ended today. Today, probably the biggest security flaw the Internet has ever had was made public. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2140920/heartbleed-bug-in-openssl-puts-encrypted-communications-at-risk.html The OpenSSL library had a “mistake” introduced in 2011 which could give a third party the ability to extract … Continue reading
Posted in Global Instability, Privacy
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Cumulus hires new national talk show host
Mike Rogers is a Republican Congressman from Michigan. He is currently the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, which oversees the NSA. He is also a former FBI agent. Washington Post I think a new name just popped on to … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Cumulus Media, Privacy, Syndicators, Westwood One
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Layoffs at Sikorsky
Sikorsky Aircraft makes helicopters. Very Expensive Helicopters for folks who don’t look at the price tag – the US Government in particular. They were the major industrial employer still left in the area of Connecticut where I used to live. … Continue reading
Your city needs a free MRAP
There aren’t even 13,000 cities in the United States.
War for the Soul of Pacifica Radio
Reason has a story from a former insider http://reason.com/blog/2014/03/19/another-war-breaks-out-in-the-pacifica-r If you don’t know who or what Pacifica is, it was started by folks who refused to fight in a World War II (aka Pacifists). Prior to Pearl Harbor, there was … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse of America, Free Speech, Radio Biz
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Crimea nationalizes Oil & Gas, Ukranian Navy, Railroads
http://en.itar-tass.com/economy/723249?utm_medium=rss20 I was looking to see the nature of the railroads in Ukraine. Railroad geeks like me know that Russia does not use standard gauge tracks. That makes commerce more problematic, but protects Russia from invasion by rail by other … Continue reading
Posted in War in Europe
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A Ukranian Anecdote
I’ve had a few conversations with my former coworker who lives in Skokie. His mother was a Russian Jew who fled Ukraine and came to America. He was born here shortly after the end of WW2. His family still owns … Continue reading
Russia TV: Russia could turn the US into radioactive ashes
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/news/article/russia-could-turn-us-into-radioactive-ashes-state-tv-anchor-says/496253.html Russia will announce sanctions tomorrow against US Senators. john McCain laughs. Putin moves his chess piece and Displays discovered check. Barack Obama challenges Putin to a game of HORSE on the White House basketball court. John Boehner challenges Putin … Continue reading
Crimea votes to add Russia Ruble as 2nd official currency
Since Ukraine is not part of the EU, it still maintains their own fiat currency. Expecting that Ukraine will impose economic sanctions on the autonomous Republic of Crimea, Russia is rolling in the ATM machines to handle the transition to … Continue reading
Posted in Global Instability, War in Europe
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