Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) in an old interview with Wired explained the basic economics of Russian information systems warfare: If you add up all Russia spent in the Brexit vote, the French presidential elections, and the 2016 American elections, it’s less than the cost of one new F-35 airplane. Less cost, more damage should be … Continue reading Why Russia Favors Attacking American Information Systems
The BBC makes a classic error in their chief environment correspondent’s new report by saying GM started electric mass vehicle development in 1990s (also failing to mention it was shutdown after 2002 by President Bush). Here’s what they say: Why electric cars will take over sooner than you think… The first crude electric car was … Continue reading Why Mass Electric Car Concepts of 1940s May Finally Arrive in 2020s
Have you seen this comedy video about hidden meanings in country music? It’s pretty funny but also sad how true this is. For example while I was relaxing on an airplane trying to sleep with the country channel on, a song called “The Big Revival” woke me straight up. It almost immediately reminded me of … Continue reading Decoding “The Big Revival”: Nazi Themes in Country Music
A long time ago, what seems like a hundred years from today, I wrote a post called “1873 Slaughterhouse Cases Explain US #Covid19 ‘Anti-Mask’ Cultism” on why Americans are so slavishly (pun not intended) obsessed with refusing to wear a simple safety mask that benefits society as well as themselves. Today we have multiple examples … Continue reading Why Violent Suicide Biker Gangs Love And Hate Masks