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The UAE’s decision to send some fighter jets to demonstrate its support of Greece in its dispute with Turkey can simply be interpreted as another example of Abu Dhabi’s consistent opposition to Ankara’s policies in this multi-front cold war.
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MLi Group is the worldwide leader in survivability and security mitigation strategies, solutions, and services. We help and guide governments and businesses top officials in mitigating the latest cyber and non-cyber threats—especially Geo-Poli-Cyber™ (GPC) attacks.
GPC™ motivations are political, ideological, extremist, and “religious,”. They differ from financially motivated cyber-attacks in magnitude, impact, and mitigation strategies and solutions. Key are the destruction/devastation motivated new breed of extremist, terrorist groups, and lone wolves who are often directed or backed by not only enemies but nation state agencies of presumed allies.
GPC™ attacks are often aimed to coerce or alter the political and economic directions of nations and organizations. To date, national and corporate resiliency, continuity, and cyber security strategies/solutions continue to fail in defending or mitigating alike.
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If democracy is to survive, misled people must be offered a wider perspective on facts to become better informed and engaged citizens – Same applies to top decision makers.
Background & Why Survivability News Was Created.
Publisher Mr. Khaled Fattal’s digital journey started in the mid 90’s. The vision was to empower people all over the world thru what was known back then as “The Information Super Highway” and which was based on the English character set. It later became known as the “Internet”.
He led, championed, and contributed to making it infrastructurally the “Multilingual Internet” it is today at the highest levels so that citizens/users of the world whose native language was not English would be able to use it in their own language. Only then would they be able to become part the global digital revolution, in their own native language, for the betterment of their own lives and that of humanity
At the heart of that goal was a vision of a global digital revolution that will help deliver an information society based on facts, truths and knowledge. One that will bring people closer and advance human harmony and prosperity to all especially those who suffered most from the local and global economic divide.
Then the dream tuned into a nightmare. It was also getting worse with no end in sight.
He often described this nightmare during his many public and private speaking engagements around the world in recent years as:
“Never before in human history has mankind had so much information at his finger tips, and yet, never before has he been so mislead and misinformed – Time for ‘Real Change’.”
Khaled Fattal, Publisher.
Fake news, election meddling, deep fakes, Geo-Poli-Cyber attacks, privacy and civil liberties’ threats, quantum computing, artificial intelligence, one Cambridge Analytica dead with 100s of off-springs born, global elitism, systemic racism, a rigged global economic system, the rich getting richer and the poor getting more disenfranchised and desperate, unprecedented government failures and corruptions by politicians as uncovered by the Panama Papers. And to top it all, the dinosaur-like 19th and 20th century models of governments and institutions trying to govern in the 21st century while trying to keep a grip on power as champions of democracy.
This unaffordable and unsustainable.
How can society confront the seismic consequences of this nightmare?
Can democracy, where democracy is constitutionally enshrined and where it is aspired for, survive especially in a post Covid-19 new normal.
How can nations, governments and corporates leaders mitigate becoming collateral damage as the clash of the titan Chinese and American empires to own and dominate the 21st Century continues?
If all this is always labelled in the name of the people, shouldn’t the people have a say?
If an ‘informed citizen‘ is a indispensable criteria of democracy, how can we effectively create a more informed citizen and top decision maker alike in such a misinformed world?
MLi Group is launching many new initiatives in 2020 and 2021 starting with Survivability News and Events followed by MLi Survivability Research and Publications. Many others initiatives are planned and they will be announced in due course.
Survivability News will bring you conflicting narratives and news stories from contradictory local and world news media outlets – all in one place and with unprecedented analysis .
We will provide you breaking and unfolding news and analysis especially geopolitical events and Geo-Poli-Cyber attacks and their impact on peoples’ lives, livelihoods, as well as governments, organizations, and top decision making and makers to hold them to account.
This is our drive to show that the dream has not been extinguished but more alive than ever, and that:
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“Never before in human history has mankind had so much information at his fingertips, and yet, never before has he been so misled and misinformed – an unprecedented intervention is critically needed and time for ‘real’ change!”
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Democracy, where democracy is enshrined and elsewhere where it is aspired for, one that can serve its people, their lives, livelihoods and aspirations first and foremost, cannot survive its stage four cancer without a better informed citizen and decision makers alike.
What Is Geo-Poli-Cyber™?
MLi Group created the terms Poli-Cyber™ and Geo-Poli-Cyber™ (GPC™) in 2012 and 2013 based on the philosophy that if you cannot identify and name the threat, you cannot mitigate that threat.
Geo-Poli-Cyber™ attacks are political, ideological, terrorist, extremist, ‘religious’, and/or geo-politically motivated.
Geo-Poli-Cyber™ attacks are significantly different from financially motivated cyber-attacks in damage, scale, magnitude as well as in risk mitigation strategies and solutions.