How Americans Are Making Sense of Remote Warfare
March 14, 2013 6 min. read

Currently, remote warfare — namely, drone warfare and issues around cyber attacks — is occupying a large part of the national security debate in the United States. Developments like the Mandiant report, which implicated China’s military in cyber attacks on U.S. business and government, and Rand Paul’s Senate filibuster of now-CIA chief John Brennan’s nomination, […]

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Peak Oil and Sino-U.S. Competition
November 19, 2010 7 min. read

Hat Tip to Vincent Wade… Lately, there has been much attention paid to China’s growing control over precious finite resources, with the focus being on China’s punitive export embargo on “rare earth” minerals against Japan as outlined here: Without naming China, 37 leading companies and business groups from the U.S., the European Union, Japan, South […]

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Links from Around the Web – Blizzard Edition
February 10, 2010 1 min. read

This batch of links is dedicated to my friends in Washington D.C., who are home from work, staring out their windows in awe of mass precipitation.  To ease your Snowmaggedon boredom, some light reading: 1.  If the climate accord works, will the climate notice? Maybe.  But success depends on what countries do after 2020. 2.  […]

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