A long time ago, General Dynamics published a nice feature in their quarterly publication (Code One) about the Pakistan Air Force and their new F-16s. I'm posting it here in case you'd like some lazy Sunday reading :)
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The Israeli journalist Gideon Levy writes about Tucker Carlson's appearance on Israel's Channel 13. Worth reading the whole thing. Here are the first two paragraphs:
The Zionist who owns @OnlyFans is the largest donor to @AIPAC.
Politicians who take money from AIPAC are taking porn money for their candidacy.
I don’t wanna hear how Christian any of the politicians are who take AIPAC porn money.
"ThinkFest...an intellectual pageant in which brilliance is abundant, courage is absent, and the most consequential truths are treated as bad manners."
@Countercurrents
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Last week our CISO asked me to present on “zero trust architecture.”
I don’t know what that means.
I make $340,000 a year.
I haven’t touched a firewall since Obama’s first term.
But I have a CISSP.
I passed by memorizing acronyms.
I still don’t know what half of them stand for.
I opened my presentation with “assume breach.”
Everyone nodded gravely.
I said “defense in depth” three times.
The board was captivated.
Then a junior analyst raised her hand.
She asked how we’d implement microsegmentation.
I felt a cold sweat.
I said, “Great question. Let’s take that offline.”
She persisted.
I said we should “leverage AI-driven solutions.”
She asked which ones.
I said, “The cloud-native ones.”
She looked confused.
I told her confusion was natural.
I said, “Security is a journey, not a destination.”
The CEO started clapping.
I don’t know why.
But others joined in.
The analyst stopped asking questions.
I ended with “security is everyone’s responsibility.”
This meant it was no one’s responsibility.
Especially not mine.
We got breached two weeks later.
I blamed the analyst for “creating a culture of doubt.”
She got put on a PIP.
I got promoted to VP.
Resilience isn’t about preventing failure.
It’s about surviving it.
Preferably while others don’t.
The cliche that the enemy of my enemy is a friend, is more applicable, is better actualized, at the extremities of the political spectrum, and then more so on the Right
one week ago, van jones said the reason people are pro-palestine is because of a paid propaganda campaign. today it’s revealed that he is a mentor in a paid zionist propaganda campaign