The cyber threat is constantly evolving and it's important for people to understand the seriousness of it. Nation-state hackers from various countries pose a significant risk to companies and individuals alike.
This podcast episode delves into the infamous Blackwater massacre in 2007, where private military contractor Blackwater was responsible for the killing of 17 Iraqi civilians. The episode explores the aftermath of the massacre and the lack of accountability for private military contractors operating abroad.
Brad Polumbo highlights that discrimination against those who hold different political opinions are seen even in playgroups. He also discusses the impact of mask mandates on children.
The battle for Fallujah marked a turning point in the Iraq War as it was the center of insurgency against American occupation. However, despite the good online lists of casualties, there are still unexplained American casualties and no evidence of friendly fires.
The speaker compares the impact of COVID to historical catastrophic events such as the Black Death in Europe, noting that even with the loss of 600,000 Americans, the reaction would have been vastly different if the virus killed one out of three people.