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Synthetic Environments for Analysis and Simulation

June 30th, 2007

Simulex Inc.’s Synthetic Environments for Analysis and Simulation system is almost certainly how the priests of the technocracy are now maintaining “normal” operations. The system allows for terra scale datasets with granularity of results down to one node (individual). It has a physics engine for tracking any number of people (or other elements) in virtual […]

Blood Money and More Blood Money

June 28th, 2007

On the one hand, you’ve got a reporter talking about Cheney and his privatized genocide and ripoffs. Then you’ve got a story about how the U.S. Army has just awarded $150 BILLION worth of contracts for more of the same, except with three corporations, instead of one. It’s just a nonstop meat grinder of doom […]

What Did $19 Billion Buy?

June 28th, 2007

Guess who’s training and arming the Iraqi insurgents… That’s right. Via: Washington Post: The United States has invested $19 billion to train and equip nearly 350,000 Iraqi soldiers and police since toppling Saddam Hussein, but the ability of those forces to provide security remains in doubt, according to the findings of a bipartisan congressional investigation […]

The ‘Most Severely Wounded’ American Soldier

June 25th, 2007

After a couple of paragraphs, I started thinking about fates worse than death and how those are some of the only things still made in America. One wonders what the man would say to his parents if he could communicate… I know what I’d say. The incredible thing about Americans is that they almost never […]

Special Operations Prepared for Domestic Missions

June 24th, 2007

Full throttle fascism. Via: Washington Post: The U.S. Northern Command, the military command responsible for “homeland defense,” has asked the Pentagon if it can establish its own special operations command for domestic missions. The request, reported in the Washington Examiner, would establish a permanent sub-command for responses to incidents of domestic terrorism as well as […]

British Military’s “Mad Max” Vehicle for Iraq and Afghanistan

June 24th, 2007

Via: Daily Mail: It looks more like a vehicle from one of Mel Gibson’s Mad Max movies. But this four-ton monster truck is the British Army’s new weapon designed to take on insurgents on the front lines of Iraq and Afghanistan. British-made, the Supacat Weapons Mounted Installation Kit boasts awesome firepower which will be unleashed […]

Israel Plans Attack on Gaza

June 17th, 2007

Via: Times Online: ISRAEL’s new defence minister Ehud Barak is planning an attack on Gaza within weeks to crush the Hamas militants who have seized power there. According to senior Israeli military sources, the plan calls for 20,000 troops to destroy much of Hamas’s military capability in days. The raid would be triggered by Hamas […]

All Pentagon War Game Scenarios on Iraq Resulted in Disaster

June 16th, 2007

Via: Times Online: General Anthony Zinni, the chief of US central command, war-gamed Iraq for more than a year before the invasion and every scenario he devised ended in a disaster, requiring many hundreds of thousands of US troops to bring it under control and remain in occupation for many years. Yet none of these […]

Africa Command: The American Military’s New Frontier Outpost

June 13th, 2007

Via: Esquire: A few years ago, with little fanfare, the United States opened a base in the horn of Africa to kill or capture Al Qaeda fighters. By 2012, the Pentagon will have two dozen such forts. The story of Africa Command, the American military’s new frontier outpost.

Pentagon Confirms it Sought to Build a ‘Gay Bomb’

June 10th, 2007

One for your Best-Uses-of-Taxpayer-Funds file folder. Via: cbs5.com: A Berkeley watchdog organization that tracks military spending said it uncovered a strange U.S. military proposal to create a hormone bomb that could purportedly turn enemy soldiers into homosexuals and make them more interested in sex than fighting. Pentagon officials on Friday confirmed to CBS 5 that […]

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