Good evening. This is Davi Ottenheimer reporting from the American highways, where a different kind of war is unfolding with mass casualties mounting and accountability scarce. We have become a nation accustomed to technological progress without pause for moral accounting. Tonight, we bring you a report not from distant jungles and deserts, but from our … Continue reading Tesla Shadow War on American Roads
Through a security analyst’s lens specializing in post-colonial African conflicts, Sudan’s crisis has entered a phase of unprecedented escalation. The RSF’s operations, while ostensibly military in nature, bear the hallmarks of systematic ethnic cleansing – a pattern obscured by the fog of war but increasingly evident in their tactical choices. The violence manifests through a … Continue reading War Crimes, 25K Dead and Over 10 Million Displaced: Sudan Gets Almost Zero News Attention
From the file of un-intelligence and how not to go to war, Russia continues rapidly grinding its own troops into shallow graves at an alarming rate. Russia began its tank-heavy assault on the eastern Ukrianian city of Avdiivka in October last year and has lost five battalions worth of equipment since. To put it another … Continue reading Russian Attack on Just One Ukrainian City Has Failed Six Times, Destroying Five of its Own Battalians
A “moat” historically meant a physical method to reduce threats to a group intended to fit inside it. Take for example the large Buhen fortress on the banks of the Nile. Built by Pharaoh Senwosret III around 1860 BCE, it boasted a high-tech ten meter high wall next to a three meter deep moat to … Continue reading Why Open-Source AI is Faster, Safer and More Intelligent than Google or OpenAI