war games

The inevitable stop, start and stuttering of the Korean peace process was bound to manifest itself soon after the hugs, expansive smiles and sympathetic back rubs.  Dates have been set – the Kim-Trump summit is slated to take place in Singapore on June 12, though there is much time for disruptive mischief to take place.
One field of possible disruption lies in air exercises between the US and South Korea known as Max Thunder.  Such manoeuvres have been of particular interest to the DPRK, given their scale and possible use as leverage in talks.

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War Games and The Pentagon’s Brain by Annie Jacobsen reviewed for the Globalist Books’ Series.
 
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The military imposes GPS blackout over western US during exercise; algorithms will soon take over sentencing in the court room; and a new study proves community-controlled internet is better.

The military imposes GPS blackout over western US during exercise; algorithms will soon take over sentencing in the court room; and a new study proves community-controlled internet is better.

Secret meetings, unprecedented drills and misleading costs + this day in history w/the murder of Karen Silkwood and our song of the day by Frank Carter on your Morning Monarchy for November 13, 2017.

This week on New World Next Week: China launches war games on the Horn Of Africa; Obama goes back to his Wall Street buddies less than a year after leaving office; and authoritarian regimes around the world continue to collect your internet information.

This week on New World Next Week: China launches war games on the Horn Of Africa; Obama goes back to his Wall Street buddies less than a year after leaving office; and authoritarian regimes around the world continue to collect your internet information.

Patchwork propaganda, forcibly arrested and rock bottom Weiner + this day in history w/the death of Bonzo and our song of the day by The Reverberations on your Morning Monarchy for September 25, 2017.

This is a partial talk – the full is available by subscription at JaysAnalysis.com In the famous treatise by Miles Copeland, Game of Nations, the devious middle eastern CIA operative spills the beans in this infamous 1969 work on covert operations and regime changes. Not only does Copeland detail the various US puppets and stooges, but also how game theory played into the predictive computer models available even in the late 60s.
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