19 posts tagged generacion

A sound psychological warfare effort emerges The New York Times is reporting on a new military effort to exploit the enemy's ideological and cultural weaknesses in a new mode of attack. This is an exciting development, because it shows adaptation of a much more sophisticated approach that a handful of psychological warfare experts have been promoting for years.

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Another Book on the 5GW Shelf: Daemon by Leinad Zeraus There have been other works of fiction discussed in 5GW circles that, to some extent or in some part, contain elements that could be used as examples of Fifth Generation Warfare theory. Ender’s Game and other books of the ‘Enderverse’ come to mind.

Raul Castro: Let Yoani Sanchez Go To SpainThe Cuban government has set up obstacles for Yoani Snchez, creator of the blog Generacin Y and winner of the EL PASissued Ortega y Gasset Journalism Prize, in her efforts to reach Spain.

   Wednesday night in Havana, Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez read her speech accepting this year’s Ortega y Gasset prize for digital journalism to friends gathered in her apartment.  She was prevented from traveling to Spain to accept the prize in person by a regime which appears increasingly distressed

Raul Castro: Let Yoani Sanchez Go To SpainThe Cuban government has set up obstacles for Yoani Snchez, creator of the blog Generacin Y and winner of the EL PASissued Ortega y Gasset Journalism Prize, in her efforts to reach Spain.

Cuban Refuses To Give Blogger Yoani Sanchez Visa To Collect Prize Cuban authorities have refused to give a travel visa to Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez so she can receive one of Spain’s top journalism awards in Madrid on Wednesday, said Spanish newspaper El Pais which hands out the awards annually.

*Richards reviews Thomas Huynh’s Sun-tzuDr. Chet Richards has reviewed the latest translation of one of the world’s oldest and greatest military classics: The Art of War, trans. Thomas Huynh * Recommended Reading A longer one: Top Billing!

Links for 1 May 2008 Posted by ubiwar on 1 May 2008 Exam revision proceeds apace (read, slowly) and the internet has been a busy place the last 24 hours. No time for any detail today unfortunately although I will find time to amble down to the local primary school and register my protest vote against Boris Johnson in the London mayoral elections.