Insecurity Theater
By Analytica Secura
Insecurity TheaterJun 29, 2020
Episode 10: The Post-Pandemic Economy
Hugo, James, and I discuss the lasting economic devastation left in the wake of the Coronavirus
Episode 9: Venezuela part 2 / Just Crazy Enough to Work
In this return to the topic of Venezuelan sovereignty and the threat of invasion: I admit to being wrong in the previous episode, and we discuss the planning and execution of the attempted coup d'etat perpetrated by US based PMC Silvercorp.
Episode 8: The abandonment of China as a manufacturing monopoly, European attitudes toward the pandemic response, and the proof of American Exceptionalism
On this episode I speak with two experts on the East Asian region Hugo and Tomas on the topics of China's future in global supply chains, Euro-skepticism or unity following the pandemic, and how Americans are cut from our own cloth.
Episode 7: The Role of India in South Asian Security Policy
In this episode my friend Arjun and I discuss the perspectives of the Indian people and Indian state regarding the emergence of cybercrime, terror, and encroachment from hostile neighboring states.
Episode 6: Disinformation, Conspiratorial Thinking, and 5G Wireless
In this episode Chris, James, and I discuss the emerging narratives that stem from the Coronavirus crisis. We explore official positions, and compare the merits of popular alternative views. This discussion and the theories contained should not be taken seriously by anyone.
Episode 5: Pop-Philosophy and the Disconnect between Experts and the Public
A discussion of the relationship between Philosophical scholars and the Public, and how Pop-Philosophers captivate the public.
Episode 4: Pirate Financing and Drugs
A discussion of the way crime is crowd-funded, and the proliferation of drugs in Europe.
Episode 2: Venezuelan Military Weakness and Regime Change
A discussion of Venezuela as a narcostate, fear of American intervention, and the use of cash bounties for fugitive recovery.
Episode 3: Brazilian Internal Politics and Latin American Political Discord
A discussion of the elected politics of Brazil, historical ties to left-leaning Latin governments, and humanitarian intervention.