Abu Sayyaf Dominance or Desperation? Shifting Sands of Terrorism in Mindanao
By Kenneth Yeo Yaoren
On August 24, 2020, the Philippines experienced another suicide bombing attack in Jolo amidst the current COVID-19 pandemic. The two-stage attack began with the bombing of an explosive-laden motorcycle beside a military vehicle. Authorities claimed that a Filipino female individual then proceeded towards the bombsite and detonated her suicide vest after a soldier stopped her from entering the cordoned-off area. The attack killed 15 and wounded 75 others. The increased complexity of the attack might hint at the Abu Sayyaf’s desperate attempt to even their odds against the military.
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Growing Split In US Partisanship Threatens To Dive Even Deeper into Political Violence
By Z.B.E
In my last entry on US political violence, I warned about the MSM’s bias towards the right in general, and the expansion of the term...
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Is Social Media the New Holy Grail of Authoritarianism?
By The Politically Uncorrect Staff
In today's world, social media is the most efficient way to control a population and is, therefore, the holy grail of authoritarianism.
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Egyptian Politics: Are We Likely To See A Return Of The Muslim Brotherhood To Power In The Foreseeable Future?
By The Politically Uncorrect Staff
With its leaders imprisoned, isolated, or exiled, hundreds of its members killed, most of its buildings destroyed, and its media shut down the Muslim Brotherhood...
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Extending the Scope of Terror-Organizations Following the ISIS Events in Syria and Iraq
By The Politically Uncorrect Staff
Extending the Scope of Terror-Organizations Following the ISIS Events in Syria and Iraq in order to be able to better deal with the events of tomorrow.
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How an Organized Cyber-Attack on Civilian Infrastructures Could Tip the Balance of Power in Traditional Wars?

By The Politically Uncorrect Staff on January 18, 2021

What would happen in a technologically advanced first world country if a seemingly less technologically advanced nation, was to strike it with a destabilizing cyber-attack before engaging them physically in a traditional open style of warfare?

When Conspiracy Theories Aren’t Conspiracy At All – A COVID Story
By Z.B.E
Interestingly, all of the aforementioned claims turned out to be true. A high-ranking Israeli officer recently confirmed that first contact has been established with aliens, and that we are indeed kept in the dark about it. WikiLeaks and other declassified sources have established the veracity of the mind control schemes, such as the infamous MK-Ultra. Finally, after becoming a meme and a joke, Alex Jones was vindicated when several peer-reviewed researches tested water sources to find high levels of a chemical called Atrazine, and that even in low doses this substance does in fact cause very adverse effects to amphibians’ gonads.
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Is Social Media the New Holy Grail of Authoritarianism?
By The Politically Uncorrect Staff
In today's world, social media is the most efficient way to control a population and is, therefore, the holy grail of authoritarianism.
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A Renewed Need For Real Unbias Access to Information and Citizen Communication
By The Politically Uncorrect Staff
People are getting more polarized in our world than ever before! And this is mainly due to their ever-deepening lack of access to real unbiased information.
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The New Paradigm of Organized Violence, The Left to Right-Wing Shift
By Z.B.E
The new paradigm is organized political violence. The intelligence community and academia turning a blind eye to organized left-wing violence and focusing on sporadic right-wing violence.
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Posts published in “Cybersecurity”

How an Organized Cyber-Attack on Civilian Infrastructures Could Tip the Balance of Power in Traditional Wars?

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