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I think the bottom line is that president biden has been a career politician. and he does not. he is so disconnected from our military, i dont think he has a sense of what that actually is. i believe that this administration has no real understanding of the people who serve in the military and what its like for allies of ours and what its like for translators and afghanistan. the people who risked their lives to help us. i think at the end of the day they are thinking about a political decision ...

Yes, personal frustration, and there is a human element to that. an afghan journalist who was kidnapped with me, he helped me escape from captivity. you know, hes now in the united states. hes a u.s. citizen. he is panicked about his family. hes got children, his wife are still in afghanistan. his name is tyhir, and he cannot get them to the united states. with the visa process, there are so many afghans trying to get out now, the visa process is so backlogged that an african-american u.s. citiz...

I wanted on a more human, this rule level, im guessing, maybe not, if there is some part of you after what you went through if it is looking at the troop pull out, and the talibans resurgence and thinking, this is it? like, these guys kidnapped me help me for seven months and we are walking away and there are about to get what they have been after all of this time? what the hell? there has to be a part of you that is not happy with the way that this is turning out. >> josh, you are right -- you ...

Registry it seems logical, yet it took someone like you to get a registry started like this one. >> it actually got started when george floyd was murdered. all of those conversations will not happen if you dont address the human element or the culture. this is a culture issue, so we start to have conversations with activists, police chiefs, academics to say what could we change? we want the one thing we can do is make sure people get fired, as difficult as it is, stay out

Human error leads to many navigation-related shipping casualties. Such incidents can not only lead to crew death, but also cause significant damage to vessels, cargoes, the environment, and the reputation of companies and the shipping industry. Standard Club is invested in doing our part for the maritime industry in this aspect and we have collaborated with industry bodies in the publication of The Human Element: A Guide to Human Behaviour in the Shipping Industry. In the same vein, Capt Yves V...

Alone. if the republicans dont come on board, i woo hope joe manchin and others will face the realities of what is happening here in south carolina, rural south carolina, rural west virginia. i know a little bit about west virginia. i know full well that broadband is needed in west virginia, even more so than we need it here in south carolina. so i think that the roads and bridges, great, airports, rails, fantastic. lets do what we need to do for them but lets not leave the human element out of ...

How to Get Employees to Care About Security Want to a security awareness program that sticks? Make it fun and personal -- and offer free lunch. (Image: mamypuk via Adobe Stock) RSA CONFERENCE 2021 — If youre a security leader looking to improve your organizations defensive posture, ask your human resources chief to have coffee. It worked for Steve Luczynski. Steve Luczynski, currently the lead for the COVID Task Force at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, told the story o...

Want to a security awareness program that sticks? Make it fun and personal -- and offer free lunch.

GovInfoSecurity May 20, 2021 SecurityEditor) • May 19, 2021     James Bone, president, Global Compliance Associates LLC Its common to say, "The human element is our weakest cybersecurity link." But author and educator James Bone has a different perspective. He weighs in on the human factor and the criticality of modifying enterprise risk management strategies. A fresh look at enterprise risk; Why the human element ...

The Sea Asia Virtual Preview webinar earlier this week - Industry Panel: Thriving Shipping Business through the Human Element – painted a picture of ongoing challenges for crew change despite unprecedented cross industry collaboration. Setting the scene moderator Nitin Marthur, Managing Director Commercial for Wallem, said that as result of the pandemic, “Seafarers have been treated as pariahs and number issues such as mental and physical well-being of crew needs to be proactively confronte...