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Hybrid Analyst: A look at today’s threats, risks, and global affairs. Written by Michael Lortz, 15+ years in US National Security, MA Intl Affairs, MBA. Simple man trying to make his way in the universe.

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Michael Lortz in Hybrid Analyst

Mar 14, 2023

Article of the Day: Debating Offensive Cyber Actions in International Relations

Michael Lortz in Hybrid Analyst

Aug 2, 2022

Article of the Day: Revisiting the Security Dilemma

Michael Lortz in Hybrid Analyst

May 25, 2022

An Armed Society is a Politically Dangerous Society

“An armed society is a polite society,” says the NRA propaganda line.

This is incredibly and preposterously wrong. It also immature and against the better nature of man’s evolution.

Michael Lortz in Hybrid Analyst

Nov 1, 2021

Article of the Day: Tech Companies as International Actors

Michael Lortz in Hybrid Analyst

Jun 22, 2021

Hybrid Analyst Article of the Day: Comparing Ransomware to other Political Tools

Michael Lortz in Hybrid Analyst

Apr 11, 2020

What I Read — March 2020: Coronavirus, Globalism, Capitalism, Innovation, Chinese Censorship, and Russian Hacking

Michael Lortz in Hybrid Analyst

Feb 21, 2021

Review of The Infernal Library: On Dictators, the Books They Wrote, and Other Catastrophes of Literacy

Michael Lortz in Hybrid Analyst

Jan 8, 2021

Article of the Day: Debating Offensive Cyber Actions in International Relations

Article of the Day: Revisiting the Security Dilemma

An Armed Society is a Politically Dangerous Society

Article of the Day: Tech Companies as International Actors

Hybrid Analyst Article of the Day: Comparing Ransomware to other Political Tools

What I Read — March 2020: Coronavirus, Globalism, Capitalism, Innovation, Chinese Censorship, and Russian Hacking

Review of The Infernal Library: On Dictators, the Books They Wrote, and Other Catastrophes of Literacy

Bruised and battered, America survived Donald Trump

Star Wars Analysis Article Index (UPDATED: 4/21/2020)

Reviewing political predictions from 2008