US Intel Analyst Predicts Russia's Nuclear War Strategy
I spent 4 hours on the Danny Jones Podcast. Here is the Video.
I spent 4 hours on the Danny Jones Podcast where I talked about all sorts of defense / intel stuff. Available also available on Spotify here:
OUTLINE
00:00 - the Army's next generation weapon
11:54 - Russia is getting smarter
21:06 - Russian tank turret technology
32:07 - What the U.S. does with expired missiles
33:33 - debunking the military industrial complex
45:02 - the mystery of Howard Hughes
48:47 - SBIRS & advanced military tech
57:54 - propaganda and mainstream news
01:14:03 - the field guide to understanding human error
01:25:23 - have aliens visited earth?
01:32:46 - Kerch Strait Bridge attack
01:43:31 - Israel / Iran
02:13:49 - Iran's morality police
02:20:28 - how Russia vs. Ukraine will end
02:27:38 - how Russia gets its soldiers
02:27:38 - Russia's military contractors
02:40:06 - will Russia launch nukes?
02:47:28 - U.S. nuke interceptor missiles
02:52:50 - how the U.S. would respond to nuclear missiles
03:14:36 - PTSD from military service
03:19:10 - Ryan's greatest failure
03:27:44 - will China attack Taiwan?
03:35:45 - TikTok is a weapon?
03:44:02 - deceptive imagery persuasion
4H well wurth the time. skål from Norway
Hi Ryan- I just finished all four hours- getting work done as well, but-
On the ByteDance stuff- the question is not who owns it (and Danny seems focused on ownership) but who controls it. If there is a chain of ownership through China then the CCP does exercise control. And that leaves out clandestine channels.
I seem to recall that the house bill restricted the target to social media companies controlled by nation states. Five were mentioned: China, Russia, North Korea, Iran and one I don't recall. And don't hold me to it- it has been two or three months and I have not personally reviewed any version, let alone the one that went to the Senate.