Glomani Bravo-Lopez’s Post

The United States of America has 50 states, plus the District of Columbia, each state is the size of a country. Will we witness the collapse of the USA similar to what happened with the USSR? Is there a far right deep state who is ousting the American liberal deep state? The deep state, as I see it, are selected elites or influential business people outside the official government who advise the US president. #PracticalSociology2025 #ManagerialCapitalism2025 #Project2025 #SARMRED #SARMORANGE #SARMYELLOW #SARMGREEN #SARM2 #SARM3 #SARM4 #PBOG154 #SARMREVIEW #SARMDRAGON #SARMPEACE https://lnkd.in/em-QGqSm see below https://lnkd.in/eVtWsXhN

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𝐎𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐭 >>> As dockworkers launch strikes at ports across the United States, listen closely as a different kind of contemporary American philosopher gives a lecture on “the mind-boggling nature of technology” and the power he intends to wield to confront it. As we accelerate into the exponential curve, human agency just might have unexpected impacts on everything from the upcoming U.S. presidential election to America's future regulatory landscape. “There’s a big change going on," he says (in an office far from Silicon Valley). "I’ve been fighting #automation for years…. Someone has to get into Congress and say, ‘Woah, time-out.' This world is going too fast for us…. Machines don’t have families…. Now they want to get rid of us?…. Who’s gonna win here in the long run?... In today’s world, I'll cripple you. I will cripple you. And you have no idea what that means. Nobody does.” Nathan Muniz Chris Gillen Paige Webster, CEcD Jeff Pappas Nick Bisconti, MBA Robert Loynd Dan Goldin Gabriel Toscana Vladimir Norov Simon Kriss Lian Rowlands Sean Goforth William Carson Elvis Melia Matt Kendall Neal Topf Peter Ryan Simon Danczuk Loren Moss Jens Butler Mark Angus Rod Jones Phil Fersht Mark Hillary 🤖 #TheWideningTurn #AIRevolution #Transformation #CounterRevolution #FutureofWork #ChaoticNow #Labor #ILA #Diplomacy

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Tactical Triumphs, Narrative Defeats: How Winning the Story Decides Modern Wars In his reflections on the nature of war, Professor John Arquilla of the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School posits that all conflicts boil down to two essential questions: "Who wins the battle on the ground?" and "Who wins the battle of the story?" These two questions delve into the dual realities of military strategy—tactical victory and the narrative that defines how that victory is perceived, both domestically and internationally. In many conflicts, the ability to control the battlefield is only part of the equation. Equally important, and sometimes even more so, is the ability to control the narrative that surrounds the conflict, shaping public opinion, morale, and international support. This essay will explore these concepts through the lens of three conflicts: the American Civil War, the Israel-Hamas war, and the U.S. War on Terror, providing insight into the critical importance of shaping the story in warfare. https://lnkd.in/ev7exqjz

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While I love the idea of a modern Century Series, the critical paragraph in this outstanding article is this: “USAF’s two-decades-long procurement holiday means the service must modernize its intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance fleet, tanker fleet, trainer fleet, and command and control fleet at the same time as it updates fighters, bombers, and ICBMs. The only solution is more funding, David A. Deptula argued.” Even with Iraq and Afghanistan, how did we blow this so badly? Especially with all of the smart folks in Washington, D.C.? And how much money that has been wasted in Ukraine could have been better applied to NGAD and related projects? We did this to ourselves.

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