Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

Dominique-Cedric Brack, CEO Reputelligence™ Australia/ Switzerland. He has been working in the field of security and risk management for over 30 years. seef.reputelligence.com wherever needed Joined June 2009

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

🚨 Final Warning: Depending on U.S. military tech under the current administration is a major strategic risk. Europe must build its own independent defense industry or risk being held hostage. South Korea, France, and Sweden offer reliable, non-U.S. alternatives.

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

How to Reduce Dependence? 🔹 🇫🇷 France & 🇪🇺 EU: Rafale jets, CAESAR artillery, SAMP/T air defense. 🔹 🇸🇪 Sweden: Gripen jets (F-35 alternative), Archer howitzers. 🔹 🇩🇪 Germany: IRIS-T air defense, Eurofighter Typhoon 🔹 🇰🇷 South Korea: K9 Thunder howitzers, K2 tanks, FA-50 jets

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

🔹 Which Countries Are Most at Risk? 1️⃣ 🇵🇱 Poland – Heavy U.S. investment 2️⃣ 🇩🇪 Germany – Torn between U.S. reliance and Europe 3️⃣ 🇯🇵 Japan & 🇰🇷 South Korea 4️⃣ 🇺🇦 Ukraine – Fully reliant on U.S. for precision weapons & logistics.

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

6️⃣ Risk of U.S. “America First” Isolationism If the U.S. fully withdraws from NATO or reduces military exports, European countries relying on U.S. tech will be left vulnerable. Example: Trump has openly suggested pulling the U.S. out of NATO and not defending European allies.

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

5️⃣ Loss of Sovereignty – U.S. Decides Where & How You Fight Countries relying on U.S. weapons become dependent on U.S. geopolitical decisions. Example: Germany was restricted in sending Taurus missiles to Ukraine because of U.S. pressure.

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

Current risk: NATO allies could be pressured into political concessions (e.g., reducing Ukraine aid) in exchange for weapons resupply.

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

4️⃣ Political Blackmail: “Weapons for Obedience” The current U.S. leadership has shown a transactional approach to allies:"If you don’t follow U.S. policy, you won’t get weapons." Example: Trump threatened to withhold military aid to Ukraine unless they provided political favors.

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

3️⃣ No Spare Parts = “Sitting Duck” Military Assets Many U.S. weapons require U.S.-controlled spare parts and repairs. If the U.S. blocks exports, countries will have high-tech but non-operational military assets. Example: Egypt was denied F-16 spare parts over human rights issues

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

2️⃣ “Kill Switch” Risks – U.S. Can Disable Equipment Remotely Many U.S. weapons have remote-access systems (e.g., F-35s require centralized updates from Lockheed Martin). Risk: The U.S. could disable or restrict access if a country falls out of favor.

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

1️⃣ Risk of Sudden Supply Cut-Off (Sanctions & Political Retaliation) The U.S. can halt spare parts, maintenance, and software updates for military equipment. F-35s, Patriots, HIMARS, and other systems rely on constant U.S. support. Example: Turkey was removed from the F-35 prgm

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

High-Risk Equipment: F-35 Lightning II → Needs constant software updates from Lockheed Martin. Patriot Missile Systems → Interceptor missiles must be supplied by the U.S. HIMARS & GMLRS Missiles → U.S. controls resupply and GPS restrictions. M1 Abrams Tanks → (turbine engine)

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

6 months ago

Risks of Dependence on U.S. Military Tech Under the Current U.S. Presidency With the current U.S. administration's unpredictable and isolationist stance, countries relying on U.S. military tech face serious risks to their national security. Here’s why:

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

11 months ago

Check out my latest article: Rehkitzrettungssaison 2024 linkedin.com/pulse/rehkitzr… via @LinkedIn

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

a year ago

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

2 years ago

Happy 4th of Juliy!

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

2 years ago

Very successful fawn rescue season nearing end.. lnkd.in/exhB3RtS

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

2 years ago

Check out the latest update for fawn rescue's first swing (May 2023) lnkd.in/e7C79NHe

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

2 years ago

Now we found them! Search flight for wildlife with thermal. Part 2 lnkd.in/e3-xe8A5

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

2 years ago

prigozhin should start using MacOS..

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Dominique C. Brack @Reputelligence

2 years ago

Soon I will post the second part of the early morning thermal control flight. But for now, I have something else for you. Using the special device to imitate a fawn distress call. Is there a fawn hidden in the grass the mother will…lnkd.in/eaFqThjT lnkd.in/eRunbiPA