Skribent: futureleadersofdesign Dato: Til: System undo crew Emne: Re: [unSYSTEM] The Nature of State Power and Violence,
and the Falseness of Democracy rendered visible
Oh but there is visualization and networks to expose
> On Sep 21, 2015, at 9:36 AM, Jonathan Valiente <tinkeringengr@???> wrote:
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> Is there enough data in the public domain to create an association graph of all the actors who influence global politics? Or are we forever rate limited by whistle-blowers from the inside?
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> 'global western interests' Seems like such a fuzzy entity. As if we are just waiting at its mercy for its next play.
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> I desire a graph (nodes and edges) so I can see associations before they happen. For instance, if I looked at the dick cheney node I could see his corporate and political associations along with some well devised metrics of how he politicizes. That way I could see beforehand his associations with halliburton and make meaningful predictions such as the conflict of interest with invading Iraq. I could also see all other actors who are associated with the halliburton keyword.
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> You could start small with a core subset and then continually curate the graph like a wiki. It would be nice to have some sophisticated intelligence, something concrete.
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> I'm sure the CIA is already doing something like this.
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>> On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 7:52 AM, Amir Taaki <genjix@???> wrote:
>> Continuing from our last emails about Corbyn and global western
>> interests, and the mythology of liberalist ideas.
>>
>> Here is an interview with Assange where he talks about the cables about
>> US plans to destabilise Syria in 2006 through sectarianism and allowing
>> terrorism, and about Corbyn's anti-NATO anti-military stance.
>>
>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3HWiydFlJc >>
>> Mainly to paraphrase that Corbyn challenging the military establishment
>> will make some big enemies to oppose him, and if does show signs of
>> success then it could even put him in personal danger.
>>
>> If this all sounds rather crazy or conspiratorial to you, then welcome
>> to the new world of the internet where truth is being rendered visible.
>>
>> New article, titled:
>>
>> British Army 'could stage mutiny under Corbyn',
>> says senior serving general