Cleanup From Fukushima Daiichi: Technological Disaster Or Crisis In Governance?
16 November 2012
Power & illicit sex: Age-old companions
The large majority of writing in 2013 and late 2012, provides more than two dozen articles on topics of cyber-security, economics, and other international security topics, which are not available to the general public. They can only be accessed by members of the subscription service LIGNET, The Langley Intelligence Group Network.
5 May 2013
Dozens (Yes, Dozens) Show Up For Anonymous’ Million-Mask March
Immediately after the tsunami, Wang visited the Japanese consul general in Los Angeles to offer his company’s assistance in dealing the huge threat to public health posed by this mass casualty event. The response by Japan’s consul-general made Wang’s jaw drop. “Absolutely not,” the consul replied, continuing on with rejection language so brusque, Wang had no doubt his offer was taken as an insult.
A novel by Art Keller
More than 19,000 Japanese drowned, their bodies scattered on Japan’s eastern shores when a tsunami struck Japan on March 11, 2011. Kevin Wang wanted to help, and his Anaheim, Califonia-based company,PowerPlus, had the cleaning know-how to handle almost anything. Wang has spent decades developing equipment to clean up almost every sort of nasty gunk in existence, from massive oil spills, to radiological contamination, to dead bodies in quantity.
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Art Keller
Freelance writer on human intelligence, crime, WMD proliferation, technology, and terrorism.
June, 2014. The world is shocked as Iran's newest and most powerful destroyer, the Shaheed, explodes and sinks on its maiden voyage, killing a full cadre of VIPs, including a dozen of the most powerful clerics in Iran.
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20 August 2010
It Worked on Saddam