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21st Century Neo-Feudalism, feudal anachronism, medieval absolutism v modern distribution of power, modern political temperament
Paraphrasing the famous lecture from “Behind Enemy Lines” — “Every day we wake up, we’re at war!”
With the Russo-Sino axis engaged in sub-nuclear military activity and provocation with intent to produce imperial gains in business or area of influence, I think we’re indeed being played.
Moscow has a long acknowledged history as a polity endorsing or exploiting terrorism and practicing totalitarian theater.
Regarding al-Qaeda, any may look up “Zawahiri, Russia, 9/11” and “Afghanistan, Russia, Taliban”.
What do today’s most feudal societies defend?
Answer for yourself.
- http://www.reuters.com/investigates/iran/#article/part1
- http://www.nationalreview.com/article/439060/vladimir-putin-1999-russian-apartment-house-bombings-was-putin-responsible
If you have been leveraged and enriched without soul or, alternatively, dispossessed by political anachronism and barbarism, consider what has been stolen by the latest editions in dictatorship.
Check pulse for signs of conscience and integrity.
For western military and politicians and assorted analysts and planners, the “war by other means” would seem now to include the spreading of intellectual confusion (“Active Measures!” “Disinformation!” “Fake News!”); intellectual infiltration (big on campus and off, Farthest Left, Farthest Right); frozen and low-intensity conflicts (like the middle east one, which has proven great for criminal businesses, corrupt politicians, and entrenched families — and not too great for the Palestinian People enthralled by power while being themselves kept from it); provocations eliding engagements (stimulates worry in the targets and thereby promotes greater allocations in broad and continuous defensive spending); “Little Green Men” charades and possible manipulation of noncombatant elements, like commercial or private boats, to produce situations that produce damage to western military assets.
Beijing, Damascus, Moscow, Pyonyang, Tehran.
Nice people up top.
The best.
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