Well, here goes.
North Korea has broken with the pac already. Today they exploded a large nuclear device underground and followed it up with a short range missile firing test. I am a little bit surprised that this UN Probablility Study is so accurate. I was just thinking the other day that we were really starting to test some of the nexus's and then North Korea goes and blows. I hope there are a large number of projections run especially focuing on Iran and N. Korea and who could their possible accomplices be? No big secret there; just a big secret to the believing world.
Just my little note for today.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Friday, May 22, 2009
Friday, May 22, 2009: Koh Samui, Thailand
Well, here goes.
I am no longer in Sihanoukville in Cambodia; now I am living on Koh Samui in Thailand because it seems so much more secure than Sihanoukville. This means to say that because the surroundings are peaceful on Koh Samui, I feel it is more secure. This is hardly any kind of an argument for security, but it is an observation.
Because it has been such a long time that I have not written my blog, I am going to start by saying that attitudes towards "globalism" and how that "global" power maintains peace and security is a better way to judge reliability than the previous model established by the Bush Administration and taken for granted as being correct. Now everbody is free to come to their own conclusions on the security frameworks of a "globalized" world. It is all too apparent that trade has been the first victim and global tourism the second victim in this financial fallout. Of course, everybody expected trade to crash, but few realized the role that global tourism is playing. With the routing of global tourism, some of the cash availability changed dramatically and contributed to the the onslaught of the financial crisis. Global tourism possibility has no connection whatsoever to the machinations of the market, but the cash that it generates apparently plays a significant role. This is just for consideration.
Now, I am going to make a list of things that I want to offer an opinion on because I think we are moving out of Phase One and into Phase Two for this ten year period of extremely hazardous conditions. So far, things are really holding well except for North Korea and Iran and, of course, the baffling behavior of the British Parliamentarians. The cell that the FBI discovered in New York yesterday is going to be charged with seeking to use WMD's, which is a first.
Here's the list:
1. Pakistan
2. Pakistan and India
3. Using nuclear threats as a way of getting ahead in the world.
4. North Korea
5. North Korea and S. Korea
6. China
7. Are China's perceptual problems deliberate or accidental.
8. The Dalai Lama
9. Aung San Sui Kyi
10.Taking control away from the Burmes Generals.
This seems to a nexus of sorts for this part of the world. This provides unlimited opportunity for some of these powers to never have to "co-operate" with the rest of the world on matters of peace and security. Of course, this seems like the great "taboo" area that nobody wants to talk about. I, personally, think the only way you can get at what is going on in some of these countries is by creating a list of "super security risks" and putting all of these nations on that list.
I think the USA State Department is quite capable of handling this "situation".
This is the beginning for today.
I am no longer in Sihanoukville in Cambodia; now I am living on Koh Samui in Thailand because it seems so much more secure than Sihanoukville. This means to say that because the surroundings are peaceful on Koh Samui, I feel it is more secure. This is hardly any kind of an argument for security, but it is an observation.
Because it has been such a long time that I have not written my blog, I am going to start by saying that attitudes towards "globalism" and how that "global" power maintains peace and security is a better way to judge reliability than the previous model established by the Bush Administration and taken for granted as being correct. Now everbody is free to come to their own conclusions on the security frameworks of a "globalized" world. It is all too apparent that trade has been the first victim and global tourism the second victim in this financial fallout. Of course, everybody expected trade to crash, but few realized the role that global tourism is playing. With the routing of global tourism, some of the cash availability changed dramatically and contributed to the the onslaught of the financial crisis. Global tourism possibility has no connection whatsoever to the machinations of the market, but the cash that it generates apparently plays a significant role. This is just for consideration.
Now, I am going to make a list of things that I want to offer an opinion on because I think we are moving out of Phase One and into Phase Two for this ten year period of extremely hazardous conditions. So far, things are really holding well except for North Korea and Iran and, of course, the baffling behavior of the British Parliamentarians. The cell that the FBI discovered in New York yesterday is going to be charged with seeking to use WMD's, which is a first.
Here's the list:
1. Pakistan
2. Pakistan and India
3. Using nuclear threats as a way of getting ahead in the world.
4. North Korea
5. North Korea and S. Korea
6. China
7. Are China's perceptual problems deliberate or accidental.
8. The Dalai Lama
9. Aung San Sui Kyi
10.Taking control away from the Burmes Generals.
This seems to a nexus of sorts for this part of the world. This provides unlimited opportunity for some of these powers to never have to "co-operate" with the rest of the world on matters of peace and security. Of course, this seems like the great "taboo" area that nobody wants to talk about. I, personally, think the only way you can get at what is going on in some of these countries is by creating a list of "super security risks" and putting all of these nations on that list.
I think the USA State Department is quite capable of handling this "situation".
This is the beginning for today.
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