Judo Paradigm, N. Korea

Two posts from Thomas P.M. Barnett
and a sentence from Gerald.

Life under Kim Jong Il

WORLD NEWS: "Pyongyang Reports an Aging, Less Healthy Population," by Evan Ramstad, Wall Street Journal, 22 February 2010.

Kim's legacy, as measured from the country's two most recent censuses:

1) population up from 21.2m to 24.0m

2) infant mortality up from 14.1/1,000 births to 19.3 (not bad but wrong direction, obviously)

3) maternal mortality up from 54/1,000 births to 77

4) life expectancy drops from almost 73 years to 69

5) farming remains the biggest employer at 3.4m, with the gov/mil second at just under 700k (guess that's no million-man army then), followed by education, machine manufacturing, textiles and coal mining. 40k work in electronics.

Some glimpses into the Hermit Kingdom.

by Thomas P.M. Barnett on February 27, 2010 4:14 AM Permalink

Good argument on North Korea

OP-ED: Magical thinking on North Korea, By Leon V. Sigal, Boston Globe, February 24, 2010

After saying it's "magical thinking" to expect NorKo to collapse, or for China to step up, or for negotiations to stop Pyongyang's nuclear cowboying-up, the Globe makes a strong pitch for an aggressive soft-kill:

The only way to get North Korea to reverse course, short of war, is to reconcile with it - ending enmity through robust political, economic and cultural engagement, investment and aid, security assurances, normalization of relations, and, above all, a peace treaty ending the Korean war.

I like anything that's aggressive against the war-criminal Kim regime. I think an aggressive opening-up campaign would be highly destabilizing for the regime, and that we'd trigger a crisis point faster that way than what we've done for the last two decades.

So I like this argument very much.

(Thanks: John P. Ryan)

Posted by Thomas P.M. Barnett on February 26, 2010 4:53 AM Permalink 

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I'd like the time to run that thru a paradigm engine,

might be something to it.

Gerald

Antropologist

RIAA maybe seeking death penalties, sexy

RIAA abusing 14 yr old cheerleaders for not being Internet literate.

A federal appeals court is ordering a university student to pay the Recording Industry Association of America $27,750 — $750 a track — for file sharing 37 songs when she was a high school cheerleader.


The lower court had granted her an “innocent infringer’s” exemption to the Copyright Act’s minimum of $750 per track because she said she didn’t know she was violating copyrights and thought file sharing was akin to internet radio streaming.

Most of the thousands of RIAA file sharing cases have settled out of court for a few thousand dollars. The RIAA is winding down its 6-year-old litigation campaign targeting individual file sharers and instead is working with internet service providers to adopt rules that could cut off or hinder internet access to copyright scofflaws.

The first RIAA case to go to trial against an individual concerned Jammie Thomas. A Minnesota jury ordered the woman to pay $1.92 million for file sharing 24 songs. The judge in the case reduced the award to $54,000 — $2,250 a track.

The second case concerns Joel Tenenbaum, a Boston University grad student who a jury ordered to pay $675,000 for file sharing 30 tracks last year. Tenenbaum has asked the judge in the case to lower the award. A decision is pending.

Read More http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/#ixzz0gldXnNlM


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Our sources report RIAA maybe seeking death penalties in Iran
for file sharing.


$1.9 million dollar fine for shoplifting, 
Now if they had stole the CDs from a brick building
instead of the Internet I don't think they would
have gotten $1.9 million dollar fines.

Cruel and unusual punishment is a statement implying that governments shall not inflict suffering or humiliation on the condemned as punishment for crimes, regardless of their degree of severity. It was founded in the English Bill of Rights, which was signed in 1689 by King William III and Queen Mary II, who were then the joint rulers of England, Scotland, and Ireland following the 'Glorious Revolution' of 1688.

These exact words later appeared in the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution (1787). 

So USA prohibits the Government from cruel and unusual punishments but I guess its Ok

in Civil courts.

Well the USA allows 460% banking loan sharks, and 30% vig mafia rates on credit cards

why wouldn't  they allow Million dollar fines for shoplifting?

See what assholes can get thru congress with Lobbyist
and a few million dollars in bribes, errr I mean legal 
donations, sorry my error.


Does everybody on the hill have their head up their ass?




Gerald
Anthropologist
Remember the rootkit Sony put on everyone's
PC with their CDs, and they got away with it.
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Iran working on nuke, 02.27.10

Iran working on nuke, 02.27.10

Iran moved nearly its entire stockpile of low-enriched nuclear fuel to an above-ground plant. 


That mystery is the subject of fervent debate among many who are trying to decode Iran’s intentions. The theories run from the bizarre to the mundane: Under one, Iran is actually taunting the Israelis to strike first. Under another, it is simply escalating the confrontation with the West to win further concessions in negotiations. The simplest explanation, and the one that the Obama administration subscribes to, is that Iran has run short of suitable storage containers for radioactive fuel, so it had to move everything.


Since October, when Iran agreed in principle to ship much of its nuclear stockpile out of the country so that it could be converted to fuel for a medical reactor, there have been a series of unexplained actions. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has veered from hailing the deal to backing away from it. The country has declared that it will soon build 10 new enrichment plants — a number it does not have the capacity to carry out. 


The report said that on Feb. 14, with inspectors present, the Iranians moved roughly 4,300 pounds of low-enriched uranium out of deep underground storage to the small plant that they have declared they will use to re-enrich the fuel to 20 percent purity. (It takes 80- to 90-percent purity to make a weapon, a relatively small technological leap from 20 percent.)


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PARADIGM INTEL


Our sources say that the low-enriched uranium is virtually useless for anything
but running an energy plant. Its all contaminated and unusable for weapons 
purposes.
Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: Iran Epic nuke fail?
If this is true there is no point in attacking that product.
And it also frees up underground space for new non-contaminated
3% uranium, which they can spin into weapons grade product.


They lost many of their centrifuges when they tried to use
the contaminated product.
Maybe as many a third of the centrifuges were destroyed.


This action points to secret underground processing
new material to weapons grade product.




Gerald
Anthropologist


Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: Iran is SCREWED




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Paradigm UPDATE 02.27.10

Head of IMF Proposes New Reserve Currency

IMF's Strauss-Kahn suggests IMF may one day provide global reserve asset

What is really scary is this guy misses the main point in a reserve currency, and he is the 

head of IMF.

The reason US dollar is a reserve currency is the US Military.

It provides the safety and confidence investors need. G

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CNN Poll: Majority says government a threat to citizens' rights

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Secret Service Computers Only Work at 60 Percent Capacity; Agency Uses 1980s Mainframe

System Is 'Fragile' and Cannot Sustain Tempo of Current or Future Operational Missions

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Pakistani court blocks transfer of Mullah Baradar and four senior Taliban leaders to Afghanistan

Read more: http://www.longwarjournal.org/#ixzz0giGxskHV

Not the first time the Paki courts have saved the Taliban and Al Qaeda.G

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Cybersecurity bill to give president new MAGICAL powers

Cybersecurity bill to give president new MAGICAL powers???

Cybersecurity bill to give president new emergency powers.

The president would have the power to safeguard essential federal and private Web resources under draft Senate cybersecurity legislation.

( BS, how is he going to safeguard the web? Is this some magic power? This is nonsense. Currently there are no silver bullets.

USA can't do a damn thing look at Cornfliker and the Secret hacker with a 100 terabyte stash. THERE IS NO PROTECTION. G )

( Jesus, lets get someone in there that knows what the hell they are talking about. G )

"The president would then have the ability to initiate those network contingency plans to ensure key federal or private services did not go offline during a cyberattack of unprecedented scope, the aide said." 

MY COMMENTS IN CAPS FOR EASE OF READING. G

IF THEY WAIT FOR THE PRESIDENT TO INITIATE SOMETHING THEN ITS ALREADY TOO LATE.

THERE IS NO WAY TO ENSURE KEY FED OR PRIVATE SERVICES WILL REMAIN ON LINE, 

ITS JUST BULL SHIT.

THEY ARE MAKING STUFF UP. G

Their renewed focus arrives on the heels of two, high-profile cyberattacks last month: A strike on Google, believed to have originated in China, and a separate, more disjointed attack that affected thousands of businesses worldwide.

YES THEY WALKED RIGHT THROUGH THE BEST SECURITY IN THE USA AND NO BODY COULD STOP THEM. GOOGLE, MICROSOFT, DOD, STATE DEPT. ETC.


Internet Anthropologist Think Tank:
 WE ARE ALL RUNNING NAKED
I wrote this in Jan, of 2009.

When early reports predicted the cybersecurity measure would allow the president to "declare a cybersecurity emergency,

HE CAN DECLARE ANYTHING HE WANTS, HE CAN DANCE A JIG, THATS NOT GOING TO STOP A CYBER PEARL HARBOR.

"Too much is at stake for us to pretend that today’s outdated cybersecurity policies are up to the task of protecting our nation and economic infrastructure," 

THERE ARE NO POLICIES THAT WILL PROTECT THE NATION AND ECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE.

Rockefeller said. "We have to do better and that means it will take a level of coordination and sophistication to outmatch our adversaries and minimize this enormous threat."

ITS GOING TO TAKE A LOT MORE THAN A LEVEL OF COORDINATION AND SOPHISTICATION TO OUT WIT THE HACKERS.

CURRENTLY THE PRES HAS THE POWER TO SHUT OFF PART OR MOST OF THE INTERNET.

I HAVE NO IDEA UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES THAT WOULD HELP USA, IT WOULD ONLY AID THE ENEMY.

RIGHT NOW THE RESPONSE TO A MAJOR WWW ATTACK WOULD BE AD HOC AND WAY TO SLOW, DISJOINTED

AND A JUMBLE OF FEDERAL AND PRIVATE ACTIONS WHICH WOULD BE UNCOORDINATED.
NEED C.O.W.s FOR COORDINATED AUTOMATIC TIMELY RESPONSE.

CURRENTLY IF CORNFLIKER WANTED TO TAKE DOWN THE WWW I DON'T THINK THEY COULD BE

STOPPED. 

THE ONLY POSSIBILITY WOULD BE THE OUT OF THE BOX PARADIGM WE WROTE A WHITE PAPER

ON FOR THE AIR FORCE.

SOURCED FROM HERE:

THIS IS NOT A PATCH UP JOB THAT NEEDS COORDINATION, THE HACKERS OUTCLASS THE

USA AND WORLDS CYBER SECURITY.

THE WWW IS VULNERABLE , RIGHT NOW TODAY.

Gerald

Internet Anthropologist, AD MAGNUM
Tactical Internet Systems analyst

Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: 
My Cyber attack on USA. brings down the WWW Asterisk.

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What RPG/IED

Takes out a RPG in mid air from roadside attacker.
WOW
Would work on IED coming in from the side also. G

Good time to be INSIDE...

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I am a Warrior, this is my song.

I am a Warrior, this is my song.

Gerald in Uniform

Saw  it on JAWA.


Barb

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World's best and Dumbest Hackers

World's best and Dumbest Hacker 

By Gerald Internet Anthropologist Think Tank

First run: Paradigm Intel:

The hacking attacks against US defense and corporate secrets

was successful.

How? Metrics:

Needed lot of confidence.

Needed experience.

Be certain they couldn't be traced 

from experience.

Needed to know what to look for and Where.

Thats a big deal, expert in each industry.

Needed experienced troops, and resources.

Inside knowledge of the WWW.

Good and professional security,

keep their mouths shut.

Paradigm points to Professional criminal

hackers, with prior experience and successes.

And economy and cash flows to monetize

the data streams, across the board.

RBN would be primary suspect for hackers.

First sales would be to Russian FSB

of US defense secrets. Then sold to China's

Military.

Second major sales to few Russian Corporations,

Cover provided by FSB.

If its criminal or State, the question

becomes how to monetize the corporate secrets information.

China would be in the best position to monetize 

the corporate data, and have the cash to actualize

the Data stream, and 1 billion 400 million books

size data base is a "Data Stream"

Paradigm Intel indicates the operations hacking were 

the former RBN and selling to China.

Military info to China Government and

Business intel to China Corporate.

Google and Micro Soft are pumping dollars

into an offensive cyber forces.

Google put one together fairly fast

ad hoc. Micro Soft is buying theirs

and have not gone rouge, still using

the Courts.

A treaty would be useful in dealing

with the end use of stolen technology

on the WWW.

The WWW by agreement have
the capability to almost cut off
any nation form the WWW,
for a given time,
by mutual agreement/treaty.
As a form of punishment for
abusing the WWW.

And it might be interesting to see

who opposes it.

Do these hackers have Cornfliker

in reserve for a counter attack?

Russia just isn't in the position

to capitalize on this cutting edge

data stream, lack of capital and 

high technology personnel.

China has the cash to exploit the

high tech data flow and implement

the infrastructure needed to use it.

And they have more high tech personnel

than Russia. And huge population of
English readers/speakers to translate
the data base. Buts its still equal
to 1 billion 400 million books...

The RBN heist of US major corps

PCs could mean huge cash flows

from China to Russia.

And would fit into their mutual 

security agreements.

They are very sure they can't be traced

to the perps over the WWW.

But prize its self may not be able to 

be hidden, its use will be self apparent.

Sate sponsored Industrial espionage faces the law of unintended consequences.

How can you secretly dispose of your Booty?

You have a herd of stolen elephants on your

hands.

"err what herd of elephants, Officer? "

Gerald

Anthropologist

Even with 'Googles Guts' ; Badiu will never

be a "Google" .

Its a different species in the

respective cultures.

Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: 
Actual Cyber Data Raid




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Google screw up, SORRY

SORRY

No matter what I put the settings, formatting at...
30 days, or 30 posts...

Google only displays 9 posts?
Somebody fix this please.
( GNASHING OF TEETH.)

Must be them Google hacker....
messin with Blogs.

I bet alot of stuff is getting blamed
on them.

Gerald

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