Mr. Levine's work is top notch and often groundbreaking. I believe he is one of the best and most courageous journalists not working in a war/genocide zone. He no doubt has some very powerful people annoyed with him.
He is also one hell of a documentary creator. I hope everyone who can support the development of the surveillance valley documentary will do so.
It only cost about 2 cups of coffee/month to support his work, so if its not a financial burden, please,please support his work.
As far as the Venezuela/Maduro situation goes, after initially being very angry about it, I have read enough to be convinced that this was in large part a stage managed, pre-arranged operation and that Maduro himself likely anticipated it. Reporting is foggy/vague on how many people were actually killed (too many, regardless) and whether there was a Russian element involved. Another interesting aspect of the thing is how the major media/newspaper outlets apparently were pre-informed and agreed not to "break" the news until it was over. Talk about "state sponsored/captured media."
To the general theme of this article, I stumbled on this recent video yesterday and I think this guy has done a good job of making his case about 'Pax Judaica' and the massive infiltration of the Internet and "defense" tech sector by "former" Israeli spies and cyber-operations specialists, and other relevant topics, without going so far as to touch the dreaded third rail of "anti-semitism." I found it enlightening, if a little hyperbolic, anyway. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOjMgpVCY_Q
Mr. Levine's work is top notch and often groundbreaking. I believe he is one of the best and most courageous journalists not working in a war/genocide zone. He no doubt has some very powerful people annoyed with him.
He is also one hell of a documentary creator. I hope everyone who can support the development of the surveillance valley documentary will do so.
It only cost about 2 cups of coffee/month to support his work, so if its not a financial burden, please,please support his work.
Agreed.
I'm sure all the tech was needed to rain a few missiles down on Chavez's mausoleum.
But to extract Maduro and his wife by chopper in Caracas? That took cooperation with the Venezuelan military.
Indeed. One wonders if the $50M (or did Trump double it to $100M) bounty will be collected, and by whom.
Everyone should buy and read Surveillance Valley.
As far as the Venezuela/Maduro situation goes, after initially being very angry about it, I have read enough to be convinced that this was in large part a stage managed, pre-arranged operation and that Maduro himself likely anticipated it. Reporting is foggy/vague on how many people were actually killed (too many, regardless) and whether there was a Russian element involved. Another interesting aspect of the thing is how the major media/newspaper outlets apparently were pre-informed and agreed not to "break" the news until it was over. Talk about "state sponsored/captured media."
To the general theme of this article, I stumbled on this recent video yesterday and I think this guy has done a good job of making his case about 'Pax Judaica' and the massive infiltration of the Internet and "defense" tech sector by "former" Israeli spies and cyber-operations specialists, and other relevant topics, without going so far as to touch the dreaded third rail of "anti-semitism." I found it enlightening, if a little hyperbolic, anyway. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOjMgpVCY_Q