Monthly Archives: January 2010
The growing Cyberwarfare Threat
Colleagues: Have been in Hawaii on vacation, so you haven’t heard much from me. But I did want to send out this analysis of the growing cyber-warfare threat. Two important recent developments: First, Google went public denouncing China for attempting … Continue reading
Save the Dates: Upcoming NSF Presentations
Colleagues: I was very disappointed that we had to postpone the panel discussion on Obama’s first year, and I apologize for any discomfort it might have caused you. The problem was that I was looking at a probable significant snowstorm … Continue reading
Gee, what might the state of Nevada do to revive its sagging economy?
Friends, the Nevada budget situation is declining precipitously, yet virtually no elected official or the media will even look at the $92 billion Yucca project as not only an interim storage site for nuclear waste, but as a potential significant … Continue reading
NSF Event on Obama’s First Year Postponed
NSF EVENT SLATED FOR TOMORROW POSTPONED Given the very real possibility of severe snow tomorrow, and the need to give the Siena a $1,000 guarantee this morning, we regretfully are going to have to postpone the Panel discussion on Obama’s … Continue reading
“Obama’s First Year: An Assesment” (Jan 19, 2010)
THE NATIONAL SECURITY FORUM presents PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA’S FIRST YEAR: A CRITIQUE AND PROGNOSIS with DR. CARINA BLACK CHAIR CHRIS WICKER ASSESSING OBAMA’S POLITICAL SUCCESSES AND SETBACKS DR. BRAD SCHILLER OBAMA’S ECONOMIC POLICIES: STAVED OFF … Continue reading
