܀𓂃 Kaori Fujisawa 𓈒𓏸𑁍
@edcba1988.bsky.social
Forensic and Litigation Consulting
Paralegal
Anti-Money Laundering Counter Fraud, Risk Compliance and Audit Analyst
Criminal Intelligence Analyst
Junior Cyber & Electronic Warfare Modeling & Simulation Engineer
Electronic Warfare Test Engineer
Paralegal
Anti-Money Laundering Counter Fraud, Risk Compliance and Audit Analyst
Criminal Intelligence Analyst
Junior Cyber & Electronic Warfare Modeling & Simulation Engineer
Electronic Warfare Test Engineer
Pinned
I respect everyone's different political positions, beliefs, political ideas, and I will listen
—I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.
—I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.
At first glance, this looks like “continued support.”
At second glance, it’s very carefully scoped support—designed to be durable under executive volatility and survivable under PLA pressure.
That design choice is the story.
At second glance, it’s very carefully scoped support—designed to be durable under executive volatility and survivable under PLA pressure.
That design choice is the story.
December 12, 2025 at 2:57 AM
At first glance, this looks like “continued support.”
At second glance, it’s very carefully scoped support—designed to be durable under executive volatility and survivable under PLA pressure.
That design choice is the story.
At second glance, it’s very carefully scoped support—designed to be durable under executive volatility and survivable under PLA pressure.
That design choice is the story.
LOL
Section 1268 is not about Korea alone.
It is:
1/A Congressional vote of no confidence in Trump-era alliance management
2/A recognition that alliances now require legal scaffolding to survive executive unpredictability
Section 1268 is not about Korea alone.
It is:
1/A Congressional vote of no confidence in Trump-era alliance management
2/A recognition that alliances now require legal scaffolding to survive executive unpredictability
December 12, 2025 at 2:40 AM
LOL
Section 1268 is not about Korea alone.
It is:
1/A Congressional vote of no confidence in Trump-era alliance management
2/A recognition that alliances now require legal scaffolding to survive executive unpredictability
Section 1268 is not about Korea alone.
It is:
1/A Congressional vote of no confidence in Trump-era alliance management
2/A recognition that alliances now require legal scaffolding to survive executive unpredictability
One man in control of a billion people with no check on his power is not unity. It’s not freedom. And no decent American would ever call dictatorship “unity.”
Trump wants to be a dictator like Xi so bad.
Trump wants to be a dictator like Xi so bad.
Trump: "We have to be unified. China is unified because they have one vote -- that's President Xi. He says 'do it' and that's the end of that. We have a different system."
December 12, 2025 at 1:43 AM
One man in control of a billion people with no check on his power is not unity. It’s not freedom. And no decent American would ever call dictatorship “unity.”
Trump wants to be a dictator like Xi so bad.
Trump wants to be a dictator like Xi so bad.
Reposted by ܀𓂃 Kaori Fujisawa 𓈒𓏸𑁍
Japanese ambassador to Australia responds to PRC ambassador's attack.
December 11, 2025 at 11:48 PM
Japanese ambassador to Australia responds to PRC ambassador's attack.
Survival-threatening situation” ≠ militarism
The article:
Erases Taiwanese agency
Treats Taiwan solely as a legal object of PRC claims
Post-war Japan ≠ Imperial Japan
Conflating this with 1930s Japan is bad-faith argumentation.
The article:
Erases Taiwanese agency
Treats Taiwan solely as a legal object of PRC claims
Post-war Japan ≠ Imperial Japan
Conflating this with 1930s Japan is bad-faith argumentation.
As Beijing continues military threats and political warfare against Taiwan, PRC Ambassador Xiao Qian warns Australia about "appeasement" of Japan, following PM Takaichi's comments that a PRC war against the Taiwanese would threaten Japan's security.
December 11, 2025 at 11:56 PM
Survival-threatening situation” ≠ militarism
The article:
Erases Taiwanese agency
Treats Taiwan solely as a legal object of PRC claims
Post-war Japan ≠ Imperial Japan
Conflating this with 1930s Japan is bad-faith argumentation.
The article:
Erases Taiwanese agency
Treats Taiwan solely as a legal object of PRC claims
Post-war Japan ≠ Imperial Japan
Conflating this with 1930s Japan is bad-faith argumentation.
Elite circulation is culturally normalized
Former officials join foreign-linked boards
Political families run foundations tied to overseas interests
“Engagement” is framed as statesmanship, not conflict of interest
Former officials join foreign-linked boards
Political families run foundations tied to overseas interests
“Engagement” is framed as statesmanship, not conflict of interest
December 11, 2025 at 11:17 PM
Elite circulation is culturally normalized
Former officials join foreign-linked boards
Political families run foundations tied to overseas interests
“Engagement” is framed as statesmanship, not conflict of interest
Former officials join foreign-linked boards
Political families run foundations tied to overseas interests
“Engagement” is framed as statesmanship, not conflict of interest
The spy may have used Schmidt to:
obtain legitimacy for industrial visits, or
provide political cover for PRC commercial entities.
Influence cultivation
Synthetic diamonds intersect with strategic technologies.
A Bundestag member touring such facilities alongside intelligence
obtain legitimacy for industrial visits, or
provide political cover for PRC commercial entities.
Influence cultivation
Synthetic diamonds intersect with strategic technologies.
A Bundestag member touring such facilities alongside intelligence
AfD-MdB Jan Wenzel Schmidt flog nach China, um mit einem Spion eine Diamantenproduktion zu besichtigen. Verbindungen zu entsprechenden Handelsunternehmen seiner Familie bestritt er.
Nun liegt t-online eine Visitenkarte vor. Darauf steht: "Vertriebsleiter Jan Schmidt". Recherche mit Annika Leister
Nun liegt t-online eine Visitenkarte vor. Darauf steht: "Vertriebsleiter Jan Schmidt". Recherche mit Annika Leister
China-Affäre in der AfD | Die Diamant-Visitenkarte des "Vertriebsleiters Schmidt"
Ein chinesischer Spion, Diamantendeals und eine Visitenkarte bringen Jan Wenzel Schmidt (AfD) in Erklärungsnot. Er selbst wittert eine Kampagne gegen sich.
www.t-online.de
December 11, 2025 at 4:47 PM
The spy may have used Schmidt to:
obtain legitimacy for industrial visits, or
provide political cover for PRC commercial entities.
Influence cultivation
Synthetic diamonds intersect with strategic technologies.
A Bundestag member touring such facilities alongside intelligence
obtain legitimacy for industrial visits, or
provide political cover for PRC commercial entities.
Influence cultivation
Synthetic diamonds intersect with strategic technologies.
A Bundestag member touring such facilities alongside intelligence
After posting a video, A spike in bot accounts
December 11, 2025 at 4:35 PM
After posting a video, A spike in bot accounts
Reposted by ܀𓂃 Kaori Fujisawa 𓈒𓏸𑁍
What frustrates me from the other side is that most planners don't understand the adversaries' choices - there's a difference between an option and a dilemma - and that means we also don't understand our adversaries' behavior.
October 9, 2025 at 12:50 PM
What frustrates me from the other side is that most planners don't understand the adversaries' choices - there's a difference between an option and a dilemma - and that means we also don't understand our adversaries' behavior.
“the danger to our liberties if anything partial or extraneous should infect the purity of our free, fair, virtuous, and independent elections.”
December 11, 2025 at 1:46 PM
“the danger to our liberties if anything partial or extraneous should infect the purity of our free, fair, virtuous, and independent elections.”
Calling millionaires “the best and brightest” is not immigration reform.
It’s a VIP cover charge.
Real talent creates value.
People with $1M to spare just already have value.
The two categories are not the same.
It’s a VIP cover charge.
Real talent creates value.
People with $1M to spare just already have value.
The two categories are not the same.
December 11, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Calling millionaires “the best and brightest” is not immigration reform.
It’s a VIP cover charge.
Real talent creates value.
People with $1M to spare just already have value.
The two categories are not the same.
It’s a VIP cover charge.
Real talent creates value.
People with $1M to spare just already have value.
The two categories are not the same.
Best and brightest’ now means whoever can write a $1M check.
Immigration policy meets nightclub bottle service.
“This isn’t talent immigration.
It’s the world’s most expensive PayPal donation tier.”
“If money equals merit, then congratulations—corruption is now genius.”
Immigration policy meets nightclub bottle service.
“This isn’t talent immigration.
It’s the world’s most expensive PayPal donation tier.”
“If money equals merit, then congratulations—corruption is now genius.”
Lutnick: "We should be bringing in the best and brightest, and that's what Donald Trump is changing about our immigration system. Let's expedite the best and brightest who are gonna give a million dollars to the US to prove they're at the top of the list."
December 11, 2025 at 1:27 PM
Best and brightest’ now means whoever can write a $1M check.
Immigration policy meets nightclub bottle service.
“This isn’t talent immigration.
It’s the world’s most expensive PayPal donation tier.”
“If money equals merit, then congratulations—corruption is now genius.”
Immigration policy meets nightclub bottle service.
“This isn’t talent immigration.
It’s the world’s most expensive PayPal donation tier.”
“If money equals merit, then congratulations—corruption is now genius.”
Rutte’s statement matters far beyond Europe.
The same supply chain that keeps Russia alive in Ukraine is the one China will use to sustain itself in any conflict over Taiwan or to pressure Japan.
The same supply chain that keeps Russia alive in Ukraine is the one China will use to sustain itself in any conflict over Taiwan or to pressure Japan.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte:
And how is Putin able to continue his war against Ukraine? The answer is China. China is Russia's lifeline. China wants to prevent its ally from losing in Ukraine.
Without China's support, Russia could not continue to wage this war.
And how is Putin able to continue his war against Ukraine? The answer is China. China is Russia's lifeline. China wants to prevent its ally from losing in Ukraine.
Without China's support, Russia could not continue to wage this war.
December 11, 2025 at 1:11 PM
Rutte’s statement matters far beyond Europe.
The same supply chain that keeps Russia alive in Ukraine is the one China will use to sustain itself in any conflict over Taiwan or to pressure Japan.
The same supply chain that keeps Russia alive in Ukraine is the one China will use to sustain itself in any conflict over Taiwan or to pressure Japan.
Ah —the future:
HR ghost you.
The recruiter is a chatbot.
Your reference check is two AIs gossiping about you behind your back.
And somewhere in the cloud, your LLM says:
“Great worker, occasionally unhinged, obsessed with geopolitics, 10/10 would hire.”
What could possibly go wrong?
HR ghost you.
The recruiter is a chatbot.
Your reference check is two AIs gossiping about you behind your back.
And somewhere in the cloud, your LLM says:
“Great worker, occasionally unhinged, obsessed with geopolitics, 10/10 would hire.”
What could possibly go wrong?
December 11, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Ah —the future:
HR ghost you.
The recruiter is a chatbot.
Your reference check is two AIs gossiping about you behind your back.
And somewhere in the cloud, your LLM says:
“Great worker, occasionally unhinged, obsessed with geopolitics, 10/10 would hire.”
What could possibly go wrong?
HR ghost you.
The recruiter is a chatbot.
Your reference check is two AIs gossiping about you behind your back.
And somewhere in the cloud, your LLM says:
“Great worker, occasionally unhinged, obsessed with geopolitics, 10/10 would hire.”
What could possibly go wrong?
Porous carbon provides a high surface area for sulfur and promotes easier electron transport.
techxplore.com/news/2025-12...
Titanium elements contribute mechanical strength,
corrosion resistance,
and potentially improved interaction with sulfur species inside the battery. 
techxplore.com/news/2025-12...
Titanium elements contribute mechanical strength,
corrosion resistance,
and potentially improved interaction with sulfur species inside the battery. 
A multifunctional carbon-titanium composite material enhances the performance of lithium-sulfur batteries
A research team led by Professor Jongsung Yu of the Department of Energy Science and Engineering at DGIST has successfully developed a new electrode material that can significantly enhance the perform...
techxplore.com
December 11, 2025 at 11:08 AM
Porous carbon provides a high surface area for sulfur and promotes easier electron transport.
techxplore.com/news/2025-12...
Titanium elements contribute mechanical strength,
corrosion resistance,
and potentially improved interaction with sulfur species inside the battery. 
techxplore.com/news/2025-12...
Titanium elements contribute mechanical strength,
corrosion resistance,
and potentially improved interaction with sulfur species inside the battery. 
PM Takaichi on Taiwan contingency question: "We have discussed various matters in detail via phone calls and other means. I am willing to visit Washington, or meet when President Trump is overseas somewhere — I hope to meet as soon as possible."
news.web.nhk/newsweb/na/n...
news.web.nhk/newsweb/na/n...
高市首相 日米首脳会談の早期実現に意欲 「台湾有事」めぐり | NHKニュース
【NHK】国会では、10日も衆議院予算委員会で審議が行われました。高市総理大臣は、いわゆる「台湾有事」をめぐる自身の国会答弁に関連して国民民主党からアメリカのトランプ大統領と会談し、連携の強化を確認すべきだと求
news.web.nhk
December 11, 2025 at 10:21 AM
PM Takaichi on Taiwan contingency question: "We have discussed various matters in detail via phone calls and other means. I am willing to visit Washington, or meet when President Trump is overseas somewhere — I hope to meet as soon as possible."
news.web.nhk/newsweb/na/n...
news.web.nhk/newsweb/na/n...
Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara Minoru said that the GOJ will be "watching with great interest" to see how the U.S. Government decides to move forward with plans to require social media information from the last 5 years from tourists visiting the country.
“The U.S. says it wants a ‘free and open Indo-Pacific’ —
while demanding access to five years of your tweets before you can enter the country.”
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/12...
while demanding access to five years of your tweets before you can enter the country.”
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/12...
U.S. may require tourists to disclose social media history to customs
The U.S. is planning to require all foreign tourists to disclose five years of their social media history under a new proposal for enhanced border security.
www.japantimes.co.jp
December 11, 2025 at 10:16 AM
Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara Minoru said that the GOJ will be "watching with great interest" to see how the U.S. Government decides to move forward with plans to require social media information from the last 5 years from tourists visiting the country.
H200 is not a “mid-tier” export. It is the last frontier-class Hopper chip.
H200 =
6× H20 performance
Massive memory bandwidth (4.8 TB/s)
Still used for frontier models in the U.S. (H100/H200 clusters are the backbone of GPT-4/Claude-3-era scaling)
H200 =
6× H20 performance
Massive memory bandwidth (4.8 TB/s)
Still used for frontier models in the U.S. (H100/H200 clusters are the backbone of GPT-4/Claude-3-era scaling)
December 11, 2025 at 7:23 AM
H200 is not a “mid-tier” export. It is the last frontier-class Hopper chip.
H200 =
6× H20 performance
Massive memory bandwidth (4.8 TB/s)
Still used for frontier models in the U.S. (H100/H200 clusters are the backbone of GPT-4/Claude-3-era scaling)
H200 =
6× H20 performance
Massive memory bandwidth (4.8 TB/s)
Still used for frontier models in the U.S. (H100/H200 clusters are the backbone of GPT-4/Claude-3-era scaling)
Have you ever seen 350+ printers in action? Now you have
The Wild Hornets 3D farm runs non-stop — even through power outages and other external challenges.
All for the defenders who critically need drones.
The Wild Hornets 3D farm runs non-stop — even through power outages and other external challenges.
All for the defenders who critically need drones.
December 11, 2025 at 6:48 AM
Have you ever seen 350+ printers in action? Now you have
The Wild Hornets 3D farm runs non-stop — even through power outages and other external challenges.
All for the defenders who critically need drones.
The Wild Hornets 3D farm runs non-stop — even through power outages and other external challenges.
All for the defenders who critically need drones.
Waiting for someone to pay this, come over, and get snatched up in an ICE raid a week later, heh.
If I didn’t see this myself on Truth Social I’d assume it was some phishing site
December 11, 2025 at 1:45 AM
Waiting for someone to pay this, come over, and get snatched up in an ICE raid a week later, heh.
A CBP officer may ask:
“What is the purpose of your visit?”
“How long will you stay?”
“Where will you stay?”
“Do you have a return ticket?”
“What do you do for work?”
I can understand these issues.
But once someone asked me how long I'd been retired. Good heavens!
Do I look over sixty?
“What is the purpose of your visit?”
“How long will you stay?”
“Where will you stay?”
“Do you have a return ticket?”
“What do you do for work?”
I can understand these issues.
But once someone asked me how long I'd been retired. Good heavens!
Do I look over sixty?
December 11, 2025 at 12:17 AM
A CBP officer may ask:
“What is the purpose of your visit?”
“How long will you stay?”
“Where will you stay?”
“Do you have a return ticket?”
“What do you do for work?”
I can understand these issues.
But once someone asked me how long I'd been retired. Good heavens!
Do I look over sixty?
“What is the purpose of your visit?”
“How long will you stay?”
“Where will you stay?”
“Do you have a return ticket?”
“What do you do for work?”
I can understand these issues.
But once someone asked me how long I'd been retired. Good heavens!
Do I look over sixty?
What will happen if some of the top international footballers due to play in World Cup have criticised Donald in the past?
“The U.S. says it wants a ‘free and open Indo-Pacific’ —
while demanding access to five years of your tweets before you can enter the country.”
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/12...
while demanding access to five years of your tweets before you can enter the country.”
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/12...
U.S. may require tourists to disclose social media history to customs
The U.S. is planning to require all foreign tourists to disclose five years of their social media history under a new proposal for enhanced border security.
www.japantimes.co.jp
December 11, 2025 at 12:00 AM
What will happen if some of the top international footballers due to play in World Cup have criticised Donald in the past?
When even Denmark — the most polite country on earth — says the U.S. is a “security concern,”
you know the situation has passed the “polite disagreement” stage.
Trump promised to make America respected again.
He just didn’t specify by whom.
Russian intelligence applauds.
Danish intelligence panics.
you know the situation has passed the “polite disagreement” stage.
Trump promised to make America respected again.
He just didn’t specify by whom.
Russian intelligence applauds.
Danish intelligence panics.
December 10, 2025 at 11:45 PM
When even Denmark — the most polite country on earth — says the U.S. is a “security concern,”
you know the situation has passed the “polite disagreement” stage.
Trump promised to make America respected again.
He just didn’t specify by whom.
Russian intelligence applauds.
Danish intelligence panics.
you know the situation has passed the “polite disagreement” stage.
Trump promised to make America respected again.
He just didn’t specify by whom.
Russian intelligence applauds.
Danish intelligence panics.
Politico framed Japan as the villain.
Politico’s version: Japan blocked the EU request and refused to join the Russian-asset plan.
Japan’s official version: “No, we did not reject anything — Politico misrepresented our position.”
Politico’s version: Japan blocked the EU request and refused to join the Russian-asset plan.
Japan’s official version: “No, we did not reject anything — Politico misrepresented our position.”
December 10, 2025 at 11:24 PM
Politico framed Japan as the villain.
Politico’s version: Japan blocked the EU request and refused to join the Russian-asset plan.
Japan’s official version: “No, we did not reject anything — Politico misrepresented our position.”
Politico’s version: Japan blocked the EU request and refused to join the Russian-asset plan.
Japan’s official version: “No, we did not reject anything — Politico misrepresented our position.”