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“The Rise of Cyber Espionage” – The Counter Terrorist Magazine

UPDATE:  I want to thank The Counter Terrorist magazine staff for including attribution to the article.  They quickly corrected a mistake and the inaccuracy.  Kudos! Chris Mark (that is me;) has an article in the June/July 2012 issue of The … Continue reading

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“40 Years Later”; Remembering the Munich Olympics Massacre

I apologize for not posting.  I have been in Moab with my family hiking and driving RZRs around.  With the start of the start of the XXX Olympic Games this week, I would like to take a moment to reflect … Continue reading

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“Money Laundering May Support Drugs and Terror Funding?” – US Senate says of HSBC

According to a US Senate Report issued today and major news outlets including MSNBC, Europe’s largest bank, HSBC, has  “A “pervasively polluted” culture at HSBC allowed the bank to act as financier to clients moving shadowy funds from the world’s … Continue reading

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“Facta Non Verba”- Controversial Study Details Islamic Extremist Objectives

The Arizona State University Center for Strategic Communication (CSC) released a controversial report this week that analyzes extremist writings and provides an opinion on the goals of extremists.  As one of my favorite past times is beating up on “research” … Continue reading

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“Al Qeada’s Arab Spring”- Guest Post by Charlie Jacobs

This is a guest post by Charlie Jacobs.  Charlie is completing his Master’s Dissertation and he had commented on a previous post. He has some interesting information and insight so I have invited him to publish a post. He has … Continue reading

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