THE SECURITY PERIMETER

A n apocalyptic podcast and other cool stuff

by Athanasios Hristoulas a.k.a. SAKI

MYTHBUSTING WW2: NAZIS the great strategists? I think not. Part 3

MYTHBUSTING WW2: NAZIS the great strategists? I think not. Part 3

OK. So this episode looks at the North Africa Campaign and Barbarossa. OMG. HOW PROFOUNDLY STUPID CAN THEY BE. The little corporal (HITLER) made some REALLY REALLY REALLY smart strategic choices during this period (NOT). And thank GOD they listened to him. I mean how stupid can you get? and I dont mean the choice to invade Russia, but rather what the Little Corporal (aka THAT MAN as referred to by churchill) made the german army do when the invasion had already begun. The rus

MYTHBUSTING WW2: NAZIS the great strategists? I think not. Part 2

MYTHBUSTING WW2: NAZIS the great strategists? I think not. Part 2

This episode looks at the beginning of the war, when the Germans were making all these "phenomenal" military victories, poland, france, denmark, greece, etc. Well listen in... someone has lied to you. They were not that great and spectacular as you have been taught (ok, except for the french campaign). These FLAWS in german military STRATEGY are gonna come back and bite them in their assess in the next stage of the war. Please NOTE: episode was recorded over time using differ

MYTHBUSTING WW2: NAZIS the great strategists? I think not. Part 1

MYTHBUSTING WW2: NAZIS the great strategists? I think not. Part 1

So this latest installment of the MYTHBUSTING WW2 series looks at Hitler and Nazi`s and the claim that Hitler was a great diplomat in the 30s and the NAZI`s were great military strategists. Nothing could be further from the truth. Listen to find out why. This is a three part series. Part 1 will look at the period leading up to the War. Part II, from 1939 to 1942 and part III from 1942 until the end of the war. Have I ever told you I HATE NAZIS? https://www.podomatic.com/podca

Saki on Sabbatical Security Perimeter Podcast: WW2 MYTHBUSTING WW2. E4/3 (Bonus), THE BOMBING OF HIR

Saki on Sabbatical Security Perimeter Podcast: WW2 MYTHBUSTING WW2. E4/3 (Bonus), THE BOMBING OF HIR

Oh my god!!!!! I can't believe I did this! Yup, this episode of the podcast looks at why the use of the atomic bomb may have justified. Any remaining friends that I have - with this episode - that's it. I think even my family is gonna disown me. WARNING: This is EXTREMELY controversial. If you are not open minded, don't bother listening. However, if you believe in intellectual freedom, listen on. And write back after you listen! tell me what you think, at securityperimeter@gm

Saki on Sabbatical Security Perimeter Podcast: MYTHBUSTING WW2. E3/3, No the Soviets did not single

Saki on Sabbatical Security Perimeter Podcast: MYTHBUSTING WW2. E3/3, No the Soviets did not single

So here is the 3rd and final episode on MYTHBUSTING WW2 and the belief that the soviets single handedly won the war. This episode looks at the final phase of the war, during and after the landings at Normandy in June of 1944. Russians love to argue that D DAY was a piece of cake, but they conveniently forget what happened at Falais and at the Battle of the Bulge. Listen in to get the details!!!! https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/thesecurityperimeter/episodes/2019-10-01T18_15

Saki on Sabbatical Security Perimeter Podcast: MYTHBUSTING WW2. E 2/3, Russia did not win WW2 on its

Saki on Sabbatical Security Perimeter Podcast: MYTHBUSTING WW2. E 2/3, Russia did not win WW2 on its

So here is part 2 of the "russia did not win ww2 all by itself". In this episode there is a SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT IN SOUND QUALITY. Sorry for last time, I was trying to figure out a new microphone. This episode looks at the battle of stalingrad, the bombing (flattening) of german cities and the north african campaign among other things. In the process, I explain that people underestimate what the western allies did before D DAY in june of 1944. Next episode on D DAY. Please

Saki on Sabbatical podcast. Busting WW2 Myths part 1: Did the west do nothing and Russia won WW2 1/3

Saki on Sabbatical podcast. Busting WW2 Myths part 1: Did the west do nothing and Russia won WW2 1/3

Ok, so im on sabbatical and i was thinking of a podcast project. I came up with this idea to bust WW2 myths like, "well the NAZI were evil, but they were good military strategists" No they were not. They sucked They were horrible. Thank god the NAZIs made these horrendous military mistakes because it cost them the war. If the Nazis were not there, the german army may have actually won. Another myth: that the verseilles treaty punished the germans so much and that caused WW2 (

An interview with BIOHAZARD: An ETHICAL hacker

An interview with BIOHAZARD: An ETHICAL hacker

We are back once again with a new episode. This time with BIOHAZARD, an Ethical Hacker whose career did not start off so ethically if you know what I mean. He remains anonymous throughout the entire episode but if you ever need his help for something, email me at securityperimeter@gmail.com We have a fascinating discussion about the cyber underworld that so few of know about and he explains just how freaking dangerous it is. I swear, after listening to this you will want to t

Mexican National Secirity and Intelligence under AMLO

Mexican National Secirity and Intelligence under AMLO

Finally!!!! a new episode is up... its been a long time, i know. but its been a crazy semester. its almost over so i should be getting back to normal on the podcast (about 1 every 3 weeks). So in this podcast, Javier Oliva from UNAM, Jose Luis Calderon from INAP and myself discuss how we see national security and intelligence moving forward in mexico. not so much on the threats etc, but much more on the management and legislation. I ripped these talks (with the permission of

Soviet submarine officer who averted nuclear war honoured with prize

Soviet submarine officer who averted nuclear war honoured with prize

A senior officer of a Soviet submarine who averted the outbreak of nuclear conflict during the cold war is to be honoured with a new prize, 55 years to the day after his heroic actions averted global catastrophe. On 27 October 1962, Vasili Alexandrovich Arkhipov was on board the Soviet submarine B-59 near Cuba when the US forces began dropping non-lethal depth charges. While the action was designed to encourage the Soviet submarines to surface, the crew of B-59 had been incom

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