antiwar

Russia is moving in to Georgia. Is the Big Bear securing it's oil reserves? Are they trying to close the West's access to the Caspian sea? Where will Putin head after Georgia? Is Putin the new Stalin?

These and many other questions have surfaced around the world for a while now. To many of us, Georgia is far away, thus the news are easily downgraded on our scale of importance. And this might very well be Putin's exact calculations - that Russia can go out and grab Georgia with little or no reactions from the international communities.

I hope that reactions will come. That the international community will raise it's voice and tell Russia and Putin that theft is not acceptable. That Georgia will receive support and help on their path to independence and democracy.

In our globalized market, we are all interdependent. That should also mean that we are equally responsible for each other, that we should care and that we need to voice our concerns.

Larko opened my eyes - by pointing my radar to the incident. Thus, I changed the filter mode in my brain, and interesting bits of information started to appear. Some of them are listed below.

I encourage you to spend a few seconds (as a minimum) to consider the questions I pose above. By spending that little investment of your time, you may find that you need to do something more. If you do, please go ahead! Thanks!

• Russian Business Network blog (follows the RBN, also on the cyber warfare on Georgia)
• Huffington Post - interesting considerations from the US Security Advisor for President Carter
• Swedish Foreign minister Carl Bildt on the case
• EU consider reactions

Please feel free to air your voice - and submit other interesting stories on this potentially global security threat! (Yes, I may exaggerate on a short term - but what are the long term damage that may occur?)

This is the last weekend of September, we are all very busy executing the plans for the autumn. Budgets to be met, contracts to be closed, projects to start and to end. Security news to break, and patches to be made.

So - this weekend - take some time off, and enjoy this collection of antiwar posters made by Micah Wright. Wright runs a project called the Propaganda Remix Project, and although there is a strong political message in the artwork, I find it fun and totally enjoyable. 

To view the complete project, click the link above, and then click the picture above the "View a slideshow of all 475 posters" text.

NOTE: There is a strong political message in the slideshow - you may or may not like it! YOU have been WARNED!

Enjoy your show, and your weekend!