
The Omission analyzes global conflict, political actions, and life in general through the lens of intelligence tradecraft, open-source data, strategic history, and personal experience. The topics may vary wildly and I'm ok with that.
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Imam Hossein University’s journal. Accepted July 13, published August 21. Bombed March 7.
There’s a scientific association in Tehran called the Iranian Scientific Association of Energetic Materials (ISAE). Its own bylaws give its address a...
Me, age five.
I used to dream a lot as a kid. I saw a world of pure fascination in my mind. A world that brought in elements of Back to the Future, the Jetsons, Star Trek and Star Wars. The technology more than the lore. The exploration of...
The decision gets made here. The cost gets paid somewhere else.
Knowledge is common. Using it, not so much.
People gain it. Machines are given it. It’s simply data. It’s information, and it can make someone or some thing sound really smar...
Fuck you Bob!
We were getting our asses smoked, and it all started with one soldier who couldn’t march.
There were four squads in our platoon and I was one of the four squad leaders in charge of 10 soldiers. We trained together every sing...
Me as a teenager
I’ve spent the last few days taking some time away from the keyboard. I felt burned out and honestly, not very motivated to say much. I told this to my wife and she said, “Perhaps you should write something more personal.”...
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