#Deterrence

Josh Rovner

JoshRovner1

An excellent overview, and it begs a few questions. 1/https://twitter.com/BobbyChesney/status/1315766192758550531 @BobbyChesney suggests that Cyber Command's effort is "a shot across their bow." Whose bow? Is this a precedent

Stephen Schwartz

AtomicAnalyst

LIVE: Senate Armed Services Committee's Strategic Forces Subcommittee hearing on "US nuclear deterrence policy and strategy," with Livermore's Brad Roberts, Yale's Paul Bracken, fmr STRATCOM commander Gen. Robert Kehle

Pranay Vaddi

pranayrvaddi

Interesting to see a pretty extended back and forth over GBSD vs. Minuteman life-extension at yesterday's @HASCDemocrats @HASCRepublicans strat forces hearing. DoD officials' testimony give the impression that plans to

Criminal Justice & Police Accountability Project

CPAProjectIndia

We want to make a quick response to this. In this opinion piece the author suggests India needs a "a tenfold increase in police forces, judges and prisons" to address

Joshua Stanton

freekorea_us

1/ I've been watching North Korea for 20+ years. I've seen its leaders vanish from public view for weeks at a time, only to reappear without explanation. I don't side

James Harris

jimeharrisjr

Let's talk minority voter suppression for a moment, and in "honor" of Cambridge Analytica, let's use some data to back it up. Specifically, let's use the MIT Science Lab's Election

John Pfaff

JohnFPfaff

With the 2019 UCR and the NCVS now out, good time to reiterate an oft-underappreciated point relevant to this “defund” moment:Most crimes yield no arrest, due to lack of reporting

Ulrich Speck

ulrichspeck

Macron turns against Nato's core mission: "Nato is an organisation of collective defense, against whom? … Is, as I hear sometimes, our enemy today Russia? Is it China? Is it

Ankit Panda

nktpnd

Looks like North Korea still has nuclear weapons. So here’s a great story by @ZcohenCNN, highlighting geospatial work by @ArmsControlWonk, @atomic_pickles, @DavidLaBoon, and @DaveSchmerler. On ‘Wollo-ri’—a name worth adding to our

Marc Murphy

MurphyCartoons

1/ Should Trump be prosecuted for crimes he committed in office? Should those who abetted him? Absolutely. There’s a legion of followers and nearly the entire elected @GOP who supported

Tom Jawetz

TomJawetz

*Thread*Great piece by @DLind that serves as both an explainer about the network of policies the Trump admin has adopted to end humanitarian protections along the southern border and a

Gordon Richmond

gt_richmond

Great to see marines like @EmanThinks publicly grapple with the rationale of the service's new force design.Here he addresses the 'why', laying out his case for the USMC's role as

Dan Shafer

DanRShafer

Here's @SenTaylor being shown how the Trump campaign was specifically targeting Black people in Milwaukee to "deter" them from voting.https://twitter.com/Channel4News/status/1310625893233164296 And what happened? Black voter t

Miami Herald

MiamiHerald

It was a quiet effort — and largely targeted people of color.In 2016, the Trump campaign built a database that included 13.7 million Floridians.The profiles included detailed information on their

Abhijit Iyer-Mitra

Iyervval

1n So the promised note on Police Brutality vs Good Policing. First let’s understand some criminal psychology. One of the main motivators of crime is that you can get away

Ashesh Shah

shahashesh2001

Failure of society and govt.on so many levels1) Educational failure of rapists2) Moral failure of society and parents of rapists3) Failure of economic policies spread over decades leading to jobless