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Thursday 19 November · Red Mirror

Red Mirror #1: Deagel.com

A new column on propaganda, written from the NATO side, with a sense of humour. First subject: a doomsday forecast that refuses to stay buried.

Friday 20 November · Aerospace

F-47 / NGAD in Late 2026

A refresh of the US Air Force’s sixth-generation fighter: what is confirmed, what is speculation, and which questions are still worth asking.

Powering the Future: GE & Pratt & Whitney Selected for Next-Gen Adaptive Engines

Powering the Future: GE and Pratt and Whitney Selected for Next-Gen Adaptive Engines Powering the Future: GE and Pratt & Whitney Selected for Next-Gen Adaptive Engines The US Air Force has taken a major step towards revolutionizing the powerplants of its future fighter jets by selecting General Electric (GE) and Pratt & Whitney to advance the development of next-generation adaptive engines. These contracts, each with a potential value of up to $3.5 billion, mark the beginning of a prototype phase that will significantly impact the future of military aviation. The awards to GE and Pratt & Whitney are modifications to existing contracts for the Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion (NGAP) program. This program aims to create a new class of jet engines that can adapt to various flight conditions and mission requirements, providing increased efficiency, thrust, and overall performance. These adaptive engines are envisioned to be...
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Issue 001 · Thursday 19 November 2026
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Propaganda, held to the light

Red Mirror #1: Deagel.com

Deagel.com is the site whose doomsday population “forecasts” keep resurfacing online, including a claim that the US population would collapse to about 99.5 million. That claim has been fact-checked and debunked many times. The column will not repeat the myth. It looks at why the myth spreads, who benefits from it, and what the playbook teaches about every claim like it that comes next.

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