I’ve been asked repeatedly how it can be that everyone outside the White House disagrees with abandoning U.S. allies in Syria, and yet the White House is proceeding with an abrupt cut-and-run. What is in it for the White House to go against popular opinion? More to the point, some ask how a White House … Continue reading Why U.S. Abandoned Allies in Syria
General Eisenhower wisely and famously wrote to General Marshal in 1945 that we need to protect the future by carefully documenting the past: I made the [Buchenwald concentration camp in Thuringia, Germany] visit deliberately, in order to be in position to give first-hand evidence of these things if ever, in the future, there develops a … Continue reading EU Court: Holocaust Denial is not Protected Speech
Our first book detailed the infrastructure risks in cloud environments. It gave basic instructions for how to make it safe to build a cloud. However, I realized right away that a second book would be necessary as I saw operations going awry. People offering data “services” in cloud environments were doing so unethically. That’s why … Continue reading When Can You Trust Cloud Providers?
Yes. Yes he did. And now for some American history to give much-needed perspective on the kind of information warfare tactics long used by white nationalists. There have been many sad attempts over the last several decades to project the term “butcher”, notably deserved by the white supremacist and traitor General Lee, onto someone else … Continue reading Did Enemy General Lee Delay Aid to Wounded U.S. Soldiers?