Things are heating up between
China and Japan. The European Union is forming its own first strike force,
an interesting position as Muslims grow in population there. Pressure is being
put on Israel to sign its death warrant as a Jewish country by concessions
to the Arabs. A folk curse on someone is "May you live in
interesting times."
Some headlines from a
leading intelligence service:
A tsar is born
What Russia's leader plans for the short term.
[Jane's Foreign Report - first posted to www.foreignreport.com - 4 November 2003]
Iran: caving in or buying time?
Although an escalating international crisis over Iran's nuclear programme appears to have been averted, or at least postponed, many key questions remain unanswered about the Islamic Republic's activities and the intentions of its leadership. JID reviews the latest developments.
[Jane's Intelligence Digest - first posted to http://jid.janes.com - 4 November 2003]
Palestinian militants target USA
In the months ahead, the detonation of a massive bomb underneath a US diplomatic vehicle travelling in the Gaza Strip is likely to be regarded as the beginning of a major shift in Palestinian politics - a transition in which US interests in both Israel and the Occupied Territories became targets of Palestinian militant attacks. JID's regional correspondent reports from the West Bank on why the USA is now in the firing line.
[Jane's Intelligence Digest - first posted to http://jid.janes.com - 4 November 2003]
Iraq: a war without intelligence
As the security situation in Iraq deteriorates daily, serious questions need to be asked about the shortcomings in the standard of intelligence gathering, both in the USA and the UK. JID has asked experienced intelligence experts to highlight the key problems.
[Jane's Intelligence Digest - first posted to http://jid.janes.com - 4 November 2003]
China steps up security on North Korean border
China has transferred responsibility for securing its borders with North Korea and Myanmar from the police to the People's Liberation Army.
[Jane's Intelligence Review - first posted to http://jir.janes.com - 15 October 2003]
{{{ note that I had sent you a story about this several weeks ago. Remember, the Chinese also sent troops to their border with NK before .... in late 1950}}}
Islamist terrorism in Latin America
The devastating 11 September terrorist attacks focused US attention on finding the perpetrators; US officials were shocked to find signs of activity far from Al-Qaeda's mountain lairs in Afghanistan, in their own hemisphere. In the last two years, investigators have uncovered an intricate web of Islamic terrorist movements and cells concentrated in the USA's back door, Latin America. Islamic terrorists of every movement from Hamas to Al-Qaeda have been uncovered in Latin America, ensconced in emigre communities. The USA has paid the price for its gringo superiority and the terrorists, in an arc sweeping through central and Latin America, have yet to be decisively defeated.
[Jane's Terrorism & Security Monitor - first posted to http://jtsm.janes.com - 13 October 2003]
{{{{ Please connect this with the rise of anti-US governments in Latin America, and the increasing strength of Communist insurgents in Colombia and Peru; the Shining Path is on the rebound. When the World War gets going full speed, we will have serious opposition to our south.}}}}}
Lee
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A tsar is born
What Russia's leader plans for the short term.
[Jane's Foreign Report - first posted to www.foreignreport.com - 4 November 2003]
Iran: caving in or buying time?
Although an escalating international crisis over Iran's nuclear programme appears to have been averted, or at least postponed, many key questions remain unanswered about the Islamic Republic's activities and the intentions of its leadership. JID reviews the latest developments.
[Jane's Intelligence Digest - first posted to http://jid.janes.com - 4 November 2003]
Palestinian militants target USA
In the months ahead, the detonation of a massive bomb underneath a US diplomatic vehicle travelling in the Gaza Strip is likely to be regarded as the beginning of a major shift in Palestinian politics - a transition in which US interests in both Israel and the Occupied Territories became targets of Palestinian militant attacks. JID's regional correspondent reports from the West Bank on why the USA is now in the firing line.
[Jane's Intelligence Digest - first posted to http://jid.janes.com - 4 November 2003]
Iraq: a war without intelligence
As the security situation in Iraq deteriorates daily, serious questions need to be asked about the shortcomings in the standard of intelligence gathering, both in the USA and the UK. JID has asked experienced intelligence experts to highlight the key problems.
[Jane's Intelligence Digest - first posted to http://jid.janes.com - 4 November 2003]
China steps up security on North Korean border
China has transferred responsibility for securing its borders with North Korea and Myanmar from the police to the People's Liberation Army.
[Jane's Intelligence Review - first posted to http://jir.janes.com - 15 October 2003]
{{{ note that I had sent you a story about this several weeks ago. Remember, the Chinese also sent troops to their border with NK before .... in late 1950}}}
Islamist terrorism in Latin America
The devastating 11 September terrorist attacks focused US attention on finding the perpetrators; US officials were shocked to find signs of activity far from Al-Qaeda's mountain lairs in Afghanistan, in their own hemisphere. In the last two years, investigators have uncovered an intricate web of Islamic terrorist movements and cells concentrated in the USA's back door, Latin America. Islamic terrorists of every movement from Hamas to Al-Qaeda have been uncovered in Latin America, ensconced in emigre communities. The USA has paid the price for its gringo superiority and the terrorists, in an arc sweeping through central and Latin America, have yet to be decisively defeated.
[Jane's Terrorism & Security Monitor - first posted to http://jtsm.janes.com - 13 October 2003]
{{{{ Please connect this with the rise of anti-US governments in Latin America, and the increasing strength of Communist insurgents in Colombia and Peru; the Shining Path is on the rebound. When the World War gets going full speed, we will have serious opposition to our south.}}}}}
Lee
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