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Reason that isis is proving, deadlier than al qaeda, al qaeda had a top-down controlling operation, they said well give you operational plans, and clean. isis takes an open source oproach where they have scabs of people from working class neighborhood in brussels and paris, coming to join isis, they radical icradicalize them, theyk to their country, and they spread. this is real world on the ground social network, of course, the internet is a part of it, but smaller part than we would like to th...

Va while adopting this needs additional capabilities to maximize with our community providers. one-third of our health care goes outside the va into the community. this is critical that we can have the same interoperability with our community providers. we are going to have our clinicians very involved and how we develop the system and how we implement it. in many ways, the department of veteran affairs is actually well ahead of the department of defense and clinical i.t. innovation. we are not ...

To take hold. we wanted to see more cultural integration, here is what david cameron said at the time. >> the most powerful way to bring people together to to did things together. i am struck when someone with my father generation, they reply in a similar way, it is something we all did together. 12 years ago we set out a plan for a modern version of national service, to prepare teenagers their responsibility as adult citizen that enables people to meet people from different backgrounds and teac...

Defense and for that reason, v.a. while its adopting an identical ehr to d.o.d. needs additional capabilities to maximize with our community providers. one third of our health care goes outside the v.a. into the community. this is critical that we can have the same intra operability with our providers. our clinicians were very involved in how to develop and system and how we implement it. the veteran of affairs is well ahead of the department of defense in i.t. were not going to discard all the ...

Coordinated set attacks on the buses and underground. the first time uk faced reality of homegrown islamist terrorism, people born and raised in britain who were prepared to murder their fellow citizens in name of their sick ideology, 12 years ago, a young politician david cameron was preparing to run for leadership of british conservative party, i was right by his side. we called for a tougher security and foreign policy response, and focused on something else, the fact that over many years of ...

V.a., while its adopting and identical hhr to d.o.d., needs additional capabilities to maximize interoperaability with our community providers. one-third of our health care goes into the community. this is critical that we can have the aim intraoperability. were going to have our v.a. clinicians. in many ways, the department of veteran affairs is well ahead of the department of defense in clinical i.t. innovation, and were not going to discard all the things weve done in the past. in fact, thats...

These attacks. >> what can we say about britain versus other countries? is there any particular reason this has happened three times in britain in the last three months? >> well, i think, fareed, one of the questions that people are asking now is that given that britain has actually had a better record both in terms of the integration of some of these communities from which some of these perpetrators emerge but also in terms of its intelligence capabilities, both offensive and defensive, as well...

If you look at their one belt, one road initiative, its let us build your infrastructure and we want special deals. >> you can see that happening. i think china is already setting the agenda in big ways and climate change is an interesting example. china has a lot of dirty coal but its almost made quite a protected sector. i think you going to see the regionalism. asia is moving forward in the strategically smart way. europe, you would think it would have been a moment to reintegrate for germany...

The terrorist attacks inspired me to join the military. i dont think that im unique. i think theres plenty of people who will look at this and be horrified, plenty of muslims and first generation londoners and second and so on. >> the u.k. has had a lot of struggles with home grown islamic extremism and yesterday it is a very integrated country. >> yeah. thats true. europe as a whole has had -- look, again, i wrote an article about this for the foreign policy research institute. but theres a big...

In asia in big ways. climate change is actually an interesting example of the national strategy, because at the same time, yeah, china has a lot of dirty coal, its also made clean tech an important sector and quite a protected sector. but i think you are going to see this kind of regionalism that richard was talking about. i think asia is kind of moving forward in the most strategically smart way with that. europe, its interesting, post brexit you would think it would be a moment for germany to ...