THE SECURITY PERIMETER

A n apocalyptic podcast and other cool stuff

by Athanasios Hristoulas a.k.a. SAKI

Trump assailed for phoning Putin, but feting blood-soaked Saudi dictator is OK

Trump assailed for phoning Putin, but feting blood-soaked Saudi dictator is OK

(whats the difference between the saudi king and Putin? They are both dictaros, they murder their opponents and discriminate against minorities in their countries. Plus all the allegations against Russia are proven) Donald Trump sparked outrage this week in the US over his congratulatory phone call to Russian leader Vladimir Putin on his re-election. But his obscene indulgence of a Saudi despot in the White House hardly ruffled any concern. How disconnected from reality can y

Skripal Case: 'Fantastic Way to Distract British Public From Brexit' – Author

Skripal Case: 'Fantastic Way to Distract British Public From Brexit' – Author

("The UK government isn't playing by the rule of law", but the russians just poisoned an entire city....) International experts from the from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons are due in the UK to assess the type of nerve agent used to poison ex-spy Sergei Skripal, as the UK continues to put the blame on Russia. Author and digital expert Rob Abdul told Sputnik that the current UK government isn't playing by the rule of law. Rob Abdul: I think the first

How Washington provoked, and perhaps lost, a new nuclear-arms race - Stephen Cohen

How Washington provoked, and perhaps lost, a new nuclear-arms race - Stephen Cohen

(they produce new weapons they claim can evade any missile defense system and they blame Washington for starting a new arms race) Putin declares that the long US attempt to gain nuclear superiority over Russia has failed and hopes Washington will “listen now.” Cohen explains that President Putin’s speech to both houses of the Russian parliament on March 1, somewhat akin to the US president’s annual State of the Union address, was composed of two distinct parts. The first appr

Col. Jamie Cade, Deputy Commander, Canadian Task Force in Afghanistan talks about the war in Afghani

Col. Jamie Cade, Deputy Commander, Canadian Task Force in Afghanistan talks about the war in Afghani

So this is a truly awesome incredible podcast. I cant believe that Jaime gave me an interview on this. Jaime was the deputy commander of all canadian forces in Aghanistan in the late 2000s. In Kandajar of all freaking places. Jaime speaks about his experiences. The good times, and of course some of the bad times. This is a truly fascinating discussion with someone who was actually on the ground in Afghanistan during the worst part of war commanding (well deputy commanding) th

Russians in trouble: ‘Fake news’: Foreign Ministry dismisses reports of cocaine smuggler among its r

Russians in trouble: ‘Fake news’: Foreign Ministry dismisses reports of cocaine smuggler among its r

(Of course they are going to deny everything......)The suspected leader of a group of smugglers who were busted trying to send 400kg of cocaine to Russia from Argentina was neither a diplomat nor an employee of any embassy, the Russian Foreign Ministry has said. “We have sifted through all archives, all of them. We talked to all HR managers, with heads of departments. We have dug out all papers. Kovalchuk has never worked for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or for the embassy