Iran Nuclear Talks: Diplomacy or Deception?
Scott Witner Scott Witner

Iran Nuclear Talks: Diplomacy or Deception?

As nuclear talks resume in Oman, Iran is facing internal unrest, covert pressure, and growing military risk. The negotiations raise a harder question: can diplomacy work when the regime itself may not survive?

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Sketchy Dudes Wear Breitling
Scott Witner Scott Witner

Sketchy Dudes Wear Breitling

Sketchy dudes wear Breitling” is an observation rooted in real-world use. We look at the origins of the saying, what it actually means, and why its reputation continues to influence how Breitling is perceived and purchased today.

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The Modern Identity Footprint: Signals, Documents, and Information Exhaust
Scott Witner Scott Witner

The Modern Identity Footprint: Signals, Documents, and Information Exhaust

Identity isn’t stolen in a single moment—it’s built over time. This in-depth Gear Bunker Media analysis breaks down how paper trails, device signals, RFID, SIGINT-style collection, and data exhaust quietly assemble a usable profile—and how real-world controls like shredding standards, Faraday isolation, air-gapping, and compartmentalization actually reduce exposure.

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Working in the Negative Space of Content and Analysis
Scott Witner Scott Witner

Working in the Negative Space of Content and Analysis

In an era of content saturation, originality often comes from what others overlook. This article explores content gap analysis through the concept of negative space—identifying missing context, weak explanations, and unresolved questions to create meaningful, search-driven value.

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