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Former intel, now academic @NDU_CIC, @TheKrulakCenter, @SIWPSColumbia @ColumbiaSIPA, @CyberStatecraft, @ElliottSchoolGW, @PAISWarwick. Apolitical, views=own
Joined March 2017
RT @HistoryAtState: The Office of the Historian releases Foreign Relations, 1981–1988, Volume XLIV, Part 1, National Security Policy, 1985–….
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RT @SecRubio: The US condemns the Hong Kong government’s latest round of arrest warrants on activists for exercising freedom of expression,….
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RT @US_CYBERCOM: Teams from around the world are deep into #CyberFlag 25-2, sharpening their lethality and resilience against simulated rea….
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SUFFOLK, Va. — U.S. Cyber Command launched Cyber Flag 25-2 at the Joint Warfighting Center in Suffolk, Virginia on July 7. As the largest, recurring, multi-national cyber exercise, Cyber Flag brings
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RT @DOJNatSec: Engineer Pleads Guilty to Stealing for Chinese Government’s Benefit Trade Secret Technology Designed for Missile Launch and….
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Given that I write the word adversary too many times in a week, I move to revive the term feondscipe to describe iterated hostile dyadic interactions. Further opening conceptual space to better describe intensification dynamics, instead of the default misuse of escalation.
Old English had a word for the opposite of a friendship: fēondsċipe, or ‘enemy-ship’. If the word survived, it would be ‘fiendship’, but since it went extinct, we have to translate it vaguely as ‘hostility’, ‘rivalry’, or ‘feud’.
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I am once again reminded of @daveaitel comments on the limits of human cognitive buffers for reading, by averages. But I would argue that we have not endured the weight of centuries to allow all around us to corrode to something so diminished that we become unrecognizable.
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