Matthew R Redhead (@matthewrre) 's Twitter Profile
Matthew R Redhead

@matthewrre

State threats and financial crime researcher. Senior Associate Fellow @CFS_RUSI. Likes cult fiction and weird stuff. Centrist Crank. Views own. 🇺🇦🇬🇧

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Dr. Dan Lomas (@sandbagger_01) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Latest contribution to RUSI on the use of social media by western HUMINT agencies to encourage recruitment in Russia. Bottom line: we should do more. Poking the Bear: Social Media and Human Intelligence Recruitment. rusi.org/explore-our-re…

Lee David Evans (@leedavidevansuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

‘If you don't believe in God, all you have to believe in is decency… decency is very good. Better decent than indecent. But I don't think it's enough.’ - Harold Macmillan reflecting on the importance of faith (November 1980).

‘If you don't believe in God, all you have to believe in is decency… decency is very good. Better decent than indecent. But I don't think it's enough.’

- Harold Macmillan reflecting on the importance of faith (November 1980).
Isaac Stone Fish (@isaacstonefish) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sign to watch: Chinese researchers published an article arguing for a “shadow government” to take over Taiwan after an invasion, and prepare for an effective “regime change." The article, since deleted for unknown reasons, is from August 5th, from the Cross-Strait Institute of

Jill (@jsargentr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why can't a plumber have read Chaucer? A bricklayer dabbled in history? Why must a life in a trade *require* the sacrifice of other knowledge? I'd like my college bound grandkids to have some trade skills, too. Stop putting education and trades in opposition.

Why can't a plumber have read Chaucer? A bricklayer dabbled in history? Why must a life in a trade *require* the sacrifice of other knowledge?

I'd like my college bound grandkids to have some trade skills, too.

Stop putting education and trades in opposition.
Rory Cormac (@rorycormac) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“The Ed Sec shelved a free speech law in part because British universities wanted to protect their operations in authoritarian states such as China” If only there was a way to prevent unis from being dependent on “authoritarian states such as China”… telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/…

stefanstern (@stefanstern) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Courtesy - the ritual by which we avoid hurting other people's feelings by satisfying our own egos." - Kenneth Clark, Civilisation, part 13 - on the iPlayer.

Alexander Clarkson  (@aphclarkson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Labour has a choice between wasting a lot of time on futile talks in a quest for bespoke solutions until having to eventually sign on to an EU proposal or deciding to spare everyone endless bullshit and sign on to the same EU proposals now

Tim Walker (@thattimwalker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The problem Labour has — and maybe to some extent Kamala Harris — is that after all the years of populism, la la land politics and lies, there’s a large demographic out there that can no longer handle the truth.

Jules Evans (@julesevans11) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If Trump is that easy for Kamala to manipulate in 45 minutes, simply by poking his fragile ego, imagine how easy it is for Putin or Xi Jinping to manipulate him.

Alice Lowe (@alicelowe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

now, it's not often I ask you to do stuff for me... please retweet if a. you believe in fairies b. you support second time female filmmakers and c. you support British cinema. Timestalker is released in cinemas in the UK & Ireland on 11th October 💜❤️🩷🌭☸️🐦🪓

Ciaran Martin (@ciaranmartinoxf) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In Britain the political left provides people who loudly announce they’re leaving X/Twitter but never do and the political right produces a similar number of very rich people who loudly announce they’re leaving the country over tax but also never seem to go

Pavel Podvig (@russianforces) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you don't read Alex Wellerstein's doomsdaymachines.net, you should. His latest is a take on a 1961 report on false alarms. Some good stuff there, like "10% of [respondents] stated flatly that they ignore all warning messages that have not been previously announced” Or this:

If you don't read Alex Wellerstein's doomsdaymachines.net, you should. His latest is a take on a 1961 report on false alarms. Some good stuff there, like "10% of [respondents] stated flatly that they ignore all warning messages that have not been previously announced” Or this:
Michael Sobolik (@michaelsobolik) 's Twitter Profile Photo

.Walter Russell Mead: “World War III is becoming more likely in the near term, and the U.S. is too weak either to prevent it or, should war come, to be confident of victory. “A more devastating indictment of a failed generation of national leadership could scarcely be penned.”

.<a href="/wrmead/">Walter Russell Mead</a>: “World War III is becoming more likely in the near term, and the U.S. is too weak either to prevent it or, should war come, to be confident of victory. 

“A more devastating indictment of a failed generation of national leadership could scarcely be penned.”