#USA #SouthKorea #Trade #Investments #Relationship

U.S.-Korea Trade and Investment Deal | The Capital Cable #142

On Capital Cable #142, experts join Mark Lippert and Victor Cha to discuss the first tranche of investment projects under the $350 billion U.S.-Korea trade and investment deal, expected to be announced this week, and what the rollout means for the bilateral economic relationship. Media reports indicate the projects may include eight large-scale nuclear reactors, a gas-fired power project in Texas, and an Alaska LNG project, though no final decision has been announced. This development comes at a time of tension and uncertainty in the trade and commercial relationship. What implications should we expect for the broader U.S.-Korea relationship as we approach the end of 2026?

#Blacks #Mobs #FelonyAssaults #InterracialViolence

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/dragged-her-own-porch-york-college-students-beaten-after-five-911-calls-and-national

#CSIS #AUKUS

AUKUS at Five: Progress, Challenges, and the Way Forward

The CSIS Australia Chair cordially invites you to a live virtual panel discussion with the original architects of AUKUS to examine where the agreement is at as we mark its five-year anniversary.

AUKUS, the Australia-UK-U.S. security partnership first announced on September 15, 2021, was intended to enhance deterrence by bolstering the three nations' submarine capabilities, and increasing their cooperation on cutting edge defense technologies. For all three countries, the pact represents a significant shift in strategic thinking, multilateral security cooperation, and defense integration. Five years on, AUKUS has made meaningful progress towards those ends, and has evolved to deal with unforeseen challenges and new developments.

#Pentagon #Radar #MIC #Inquiry

The military needs a mobile radar system that can be driven around to stay safe while still doing its job. Similar to how the USN uses radar on their moving ships or the USAF AWACS. Right now the military has deployable radars that sit stationary and are easy expensive targets.

https://defence-blog.com/pentagon-wants-new-mobile-radar-to-track-hypersonic-weapons/

#MarkCarney #EU #AssociateMember #Speech

Carney addresses EU as Canada considers 'associate member' status

#USAF #AIM260 #Investment #Manufacturing #Testing

https://www.twz.com/air/pentagon-cuts-new-aim-260-air-to-air-missile-production-deal-testing-accelerating

#USN #Comms #HFORCE

HFORCE uses high frequency radio, the 3 to 30 megahertz band that can bounce signals off the ionosphere to reach receivers far beyond the horizon, without relying on satellites. That makes it a fallback option for military communications if satellite links go down or come under attack, a capability the Navy has been pushing to modernize as HF technology had seen little investment for decades compared with satellite and cellular systems.

https://defence-blog.com/u-s-navy-buys-first-hforce-backup-radios-that-skip-satellites/

#Ramzpaul #Hydrocarbons #Diesel #Markets #Geopolitics

RAMZPAUL Live! The Diesel Crisis

#DataCenters #Energy #Costs #Congress

A little good news.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/house-passes-bill-ensure-data-centers-cover-their-own-energy-costs

#IsaacArthur #Civilization #Knowledge #Technology

Can a Civilization Forget How Its Own Technology Works?

#GAE #CENTCOM #HoldingGround

Even as the regional bases get destroyed the GAE hangs on.

https://www.zerohedge.com/military/centcom-chief-tells-arab-states-us-will-not-withdraw-middle-east

#USAF #F16Block70

The USAF has aging F16's and this article gives an argument why the new block 70 or block 80 should replace the older planes. Originally the planes were supposed to be F35A but they cost more and are harder to maintain.

https://www.twz.com/air/new-build-f-16s-for-the-usaf-is-an-idea-that-wont-go-away-for-good-reason

#IdentityPolitics #EthnoNationalism #WhiteCollectivism

Identity Politics (Ep. 170): ENDING The Fake Right (livestream replay)

Once again, the respectable conservatives are trying to purge the "racists" from the movement. But they no longer have the power they think they do. If anything, the Right is losing because it hasn't separated itself enough for "true conservatism" and its platitudes about free markets, Israel, and immigration. The new center is actually on the true far right.