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The USA might lose a #generation of #scientists because of an #ignorant #administration's #slashing of #science #budgets & #staffs. That will make it much harder to treat the #ill & #prevent #disease. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/03/opinion/young-american-scientists.html?unlocked_article_code=1.-k4.u5hn.7LLO_JZnVV7_&smid=url-share
The New York Times · Opinion | The Uncertain Fate of the Young American Scientist
1/ « We need to understand the origins of the Trump blitzkrieg to #counter it in the US and #prevent it from spreading abroad. The speed of the attack can be traced to Trump strategist and “accelerationist” Steve Bannon, and aligns with his information warfare tactic to “flood the zone” to #confuse, #disengage and #disorient. Whether on climate or Covid, rumours, lies and conspiracy theories create a chaotic #cacophony, leaving the public disoriented, fearful and prey to oversimple Trumpist messages: blame the woke, migrants, transgender people, Muslims, doctors, scientists. Musk’s purchase of Twitter/X supports Bannon’s agenda. » 
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/apr/02/donald-trump-elon-musk-capitalism-us-democracy
The Guardian · Trump and Musk have ushered in the era of cataclysm capitalism. But I have a plan to counter it
Identifying risk is important for corrective actions, risk frequency for audits, and risk mitigation action within a function's process. The action will depend on the level of the risk. Preventative actions need to lower the risk of reoccurrence as much as possible. #risk #quality #process #action #identify #prevent
This is sounding like some Slow Horses level of Clown Fuckery.
They misspelled Rudakubana's name wrong then closed his file.
Ah, the movie "Brazil", that's what this reminds me of, a very British Dystopian vision that...
The Guardian · Prevent chief departs after damning inquiry over Southport attack
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You can tell this is a story about a white girl, and not somebody like Shamima Begun, can't you?
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Historical Precedents for Preventing Authoritarian Rule: Lessons from Attempts to Stop Adolf Hitler
The rise of authoritarian regimes remains a critical subject of
historical and contemporary analysis.
This report examines verified instances where individuals, groups,
or geopolitical decisions could have altered Adolf Hitler’s
trajectory, focusing on assassination attempts, internal resistance,
and missed diplomatic opportunities. By analyzing these events,
we aim to contextualize the broader question of how societies
might counter authoritarian consolidation.
Failed Assassination Attempts and Their Strategic Limitations
The July 20 Plot (1944): Operation Valkyrie and the Complexity of Coups
The July 20 Plot, led by Claus von Stauffenberg, sought to
assassinate Hitler and overthrow the Nazi regime through Operation
Valkyrie, a contingency plan repurposed by resistance members within
the German military. Stauffenberg placed a bomb in Hitler’s Wolf’s
Lair headquarters, but the dictator survived due to a combination of
structural fortifications and last-minute movements of the explosive
device[1][3].
The plot’s failure underscored the challenges of
coordinating a coup: even with high-ranking military support, the
conspirators faced internal distrust, logistical missteps, and
Hitler’s cult of personality, which persisted despite growing
military defeats[1][3]. Critically, the plan required not only
Hitler’s death but also the immediate seizure of institutional power
to prevent Nazi loyalists like Himmler or Göring from filling the
vacuum[1][3]. This highlights the insufficiency of mere assassination
without a parallel strategy to dismantle the regime’s
infrastructure.
Georg Elser’s Lone Wolf Attempt (1939): The Role of Individual Agency
Johann Georg Elser, a carpenter acting independently, nearly
succeeded in assassinating Hitler in 1939 by planting a bomb in a
Munich beer hall. Elser’s meticulous planning—hollowing out a pillar
and using a timed explosive—demonstrated extraordinary resolve, but
Hitler left the event early due to foggy weather, which necessitated
a train departure[2][4]. Elser’s effort illustrates the potential of
individual resistance, yet his isolation from broader networks
limited his ability to adapt when circumstances changed[2][4]. Unlike
later military conspiracies, Elser acted on personal moral conviction
rather than institutional backing, a factor that rendered his attempt
both remarkable and structurally fragile[2][4].
Institutional Resistance and Missed Opportunities
Early Military Dissent (1938–1941): Pre-War Resistance and Hesitation
Before WWII, factions within the German military, including General
Ludwig Beck and Admiral Wilhelm Canaris, opposed Hitler’s aggressive
expansionism. During the Sudetenland crisis (1938), conspirators
planned to arrest Hitler if Britain and France resisted his demands,
but the Munich Agreement’s appeasement undermined their
resolve[3][4].
Similarly, in 1940, General Erich Höpner and others
considered a coup during the invasion of France but abandoned plans
due to Hitler’s rapid victories[4]. These episodes reveal how
authoritarian consolidation often benefits from external diplomatic
miscalculations and internal opportunism among elites[3][4].
International Diplomacy and Appeasement: The Allies’ Role in Enabling Hitler
The policy of appeasement pursued by Britain and France in the
1930s, exemplified by the Munich Agreement (1938), granted Hitler
territorial concessions in exchange for illusory promises of peace.
Historical consensus suggests that earlier military intervention—such
as during the remilitarization of the Rhineland (1936) or the
Anschluss with Austria (1938)—could have destabilized the Nazi regime
before it gained overwhelming momentum[4]. However, Allied leaders
prioritized short-term stability over confronting Hitler’s ambitions,
a decision that inadvertently strengthened his domestic
legitimacy[4]
Structural Barriers to Resistance
The Nazi Security Apparatus: Gestapo and SS Control
The effectiveness of Nazi surveillance and repression cannot be
overstated. The Gestapo’s network of informants and the SS’s
ideological rigidity created an environment where dissent was
lethally risky. For instance, the Red Orchestra resistance group,
which disseminated anti-Nazi propaganda and aided Jews, was
dismantled by 1942 through infiltration and mass executions[4]. This
pervasive repression necessitated extreme secrecy among resisters,
often hindering broader coordination.
Public Complicity and Propaganda: Societal Buy-In to Authoritarianism
Hitler’s regime exploited economic despair, national humiliation
from the Treaty of Versailles, and antisemitic scapegoating to secure
public acquiescence. Propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels’ media
machine cultivated a cult of personality around Hitler, framing him
as Germany’s sole savior[4]. While resistance existed—such as the
White Rose student movement—the majority of Germans either supported
the regime or adopted a stance of passive compliance, fearing
retaliation[4]. This societal dynamic underscores how
authoritarianism thrives not solely through coercion but also via
manufactured consent.
Conclusion: Historical Lessons for Modern Democracies
The historical record demonstrates that stopping authoritarian
figures requires multifaceted strategies: timely institutional action
(both domestic and international), public mobilization, and
dismantling the regime’s ideological and structural foundations.
Hitler’s survival of over 40 assassination attempts[4] was not merely
luck but a testament to the Nazi regime’s adaptability and the
fragmented nature of resistance.
For contemporary concerns about authoritarianism, these precedents
emphasize the importance of safeguarding democratic institutions,
countering propaganda, and fostering solidarity among disparate
resistance groups. However, historical analogies are imperfect; each
political context demands tailored solutions rooted in its unique
sociohistorical conditions. Vigilance, civic engagement, and
institutional resilience remain indispensable tools in preserving
democratic norms.
This report synthesizes documented historical events to provide a
framework for understanding the challenges of countering
authoritarianism. While parallels to modern politics can inform
vigilance, they must be approached with nuance to avoid
oversimplification.
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y_did_the_july_20th_conspirators/
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lser_who_spent_a_year_planning_the/
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pants_in_operation_valkyrie_had/
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ely_escaped_an_assasination_attempt/
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of_the_assassination_attempts_on/
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rything_went_terribly_for_the_axis/
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krieg-verhindern-wollen-georg-elser-und-das-attentat-vom-8-november-
1939/
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Answer from Perplexity… Deep Research AI
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Doubling down on Prevent, while neglecting ongoing cuts to public services, means even more children who pose no threat will be criminalised and stigmatised.
Expanding Prevent won't create safety, only more long-term surveillance through widespread data collection, sharing and retention.
The families whose girls were murdered deserve a better response.
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The Prevent Duty already sweeps thousands of innocent people into its scope. But the vast majority of people reported don't progress to a Channel panel for intervention and will never engage in serious violence.
Prevent instead diverts resources away from under-funded services, community support and infrastructure that could genuinely keep our communities safe.
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People aren't typically referred to Prevent because they've committed a crime, rather due to a speculative risk of 'radicalisation'. The reality is, many Prevent referrals are based on gut instinct, rather than concrete evidence.
BUT also from public sector workers who believe a child needs additional support.
Why should kids have to be considered at risk of becoming a terrorist to get help?
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Prevent is the wrong focus 
Redefining terrorism will mean more people are referred to the Prevent Duty. But that won’t necessarily make anyone any safer.
The UK government must ask why, despite extensive contact with multiple agencies, Axel Rudakubana still went on to commit this horrific attack.
Last week the UK government published a Prevent Learning Review in response to the Southport murders.
If this leads to expanding the scope of an already harmful programme, thousands more innocent people could be put under surveillance.
Read our latest blog 
Open Rights GroupPrevent Duty: Redefining terrorism in the wake of Southport attacksOn 23 January 2025, 18 year old Axel Rudakubana was sentenced to a minimum of 52 years in prison for the horrific murder of three young girls and the attempted murder of eight other children, as well as two adults who tried to save them.
British Institutions fucked up and covered their arses.
Happens all the time.
"National Security" usually means "Somebody fucked up and now we must hide it"
Pure Slow Horses this.....
Sky · After suspicions about Southport attack 'cover-up', no wonder the public is confused
#Amnesty sent me a link to #Webinar: How to Talk about the #Prevent Duty. Join us for this webinar with the New Economy Organisers Network (NEON) https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/webinar-how-to-talk-about-the-prevent-duty-tickets-1146036438839 Tue, 11 Feb 2025 13:00 - 14:00 GMT, #Free
EventbriteWebinar: How to Talk about the Prevent DutyJoin us for this webinar with the New Economy Organisers Network (NEON) on how to effectively talk about the UK government's Prevent duty.
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Our report shows the real-life consequences resulting from the widespread data retention and sharing that follows a Prevent referral, including losing school places.
The Prevent Duty co-opts teachers, doctors and social workers to report mostly children for being suscpetible to radicalisation.
Prevent turns safeguarding into #surveillance within a wholly inappropriate counter-terrorism context.
We say #EndPrevent.
Open Rights GroupNew report reveals widespread data sharing and retention of Prevent referrals, including children’s dataA new report by digital campaigners, Open Rights Group, has found that the data of people who are referred to the Prevent programme is being widely shared, and that data is being retained for years even when referrals are marked ‘no further action’.