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6/13/2021
It's Time for a "Don't Trust, Do Verify" US-Russia Cybersecurity Treaty
by Glenn C. Altschuler and Justin Lifflander
The Reagan-Gorbachev summit meetings that yielded the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty and established mutual weapons monitoring weren't expected to succeed, but offer hope that negotiations between Biden and Putin could advance progress toward needed mutual cybersecurity action.
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1-21-15
The Hacking of the U.S. Military: The Florida Connection
by Mark Weisenmiller
The two U.S. military social media accounts that were hacked last week had major accounts in Florida. Is there something about Florida?
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SOURCE: National Review
5-16-13
Victor Davis Hanson: Obama’s Second-Term Embarrassments
Victor Davis Hanson is a classicist and historian at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University. His new book, The Savior Generals, will appear later this month from Bloomsbury Press....As the congressional hearings on Benghazi were taking place last week, we also learned that the IRS, administered by the Department of the Treasury, has been going after conservative groups in a politicized manner that we have not seen since Richard Nixon’s White House. There was no evidence that any of these conservative associations had taken thousands of dollars in improper tax deductions — in the manner of former Treasury secretary Timothy Geithner, the one-time overseer of the IRS.Instead, groups with suspiciously American names like “Patriot” or “Tea Party” prompted IRS partisans to scrutinize their tax information in a way that they would not have for the tax-exempt MoveOn.org or the Obama-affiliated Organizing for Action.
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