What Should You Do in Case of Nuclear Attack? ‘Don’t Run. Get Inside’
The threats seem to come almost daily now out of North Korea — ballistic missile firings, preparations to test a nuclear bomb
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PSYOP 201/PHIL 103 – How do you know what you think you know?
According to Ancient Greek sources, there are four distinct versions of human knowledge. Philosophy, and indeed the Greeks themselves, has since discussed
With North Korea, we do have cards to play
The crisis with North Korea may appear trumped up. It’s not. Given that Pyongyang has had nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles for
Fate, Bias and Empires
I’m admittedly susceptible to the normalcy bias, and have remarked upon that occasionally. A personal guideline of mine, which I periodically cite:
The unpredictable Kim Jong-un and the risk of a first strike in a Korean War
Since the 1970s the Korean peninsula has never been far away from conflict. In common with his father and grandfather, Kim Jong-un likes to use inflammatory rhetoric
Trump strategy on NKorea: ‘Maximum pressure and engagement’
The Trump administration has settled on its North Korea strategy after a two-month review: “Maximum pressure and engagement.” U.S. officials said Friday
DEFCON Warning System – Update 4/11/17
This is the DEFCON Warning System. Alert status for 7 P.M., Wednesday, April 11th, 2017. Condition code is Blue. DEFCON 4. There
Syria event
We won’t dive deeply into what is generally known: The United States has launched a military strike against Syria. The burning question
DEFCON Warning System – Update 4/2/17
This is the DEFCON Warning System. Alert status for 6 P.M., Sunday, April 2nd, 2017. Condition code is Green. DEFCON 5. There
What A Korean War Could Look Like
Korea has been on the tipping point of a major conflict since the armistice of 1953. (The two sides are technically still
Yonhap: Trump’s N. Korea policy packed with sticks, rather than carrots
Clearer contours of the new U.S. policy on North Korea emerged as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson made unmistakably clear that carrots
As North Korea’s arsenal grows, experts see heightened risk of ‘miscalculation’
On the day of North Korea’s first atomic test in 2006, aides to President George W. Bush began phoning foreign capitals to