Apologies again for the lack of blogging; currently at APSA. Some links for your morning perusal: Litter, torture, and Jay Bybee The US vs. the top EU economies How a Tomahawk kills stuff The literary takes a sci-fi turn. Military recruiting from around the world....
Author: Robert Farley
Our last commander in Afghanistan was an avowed fan of Bud Light Lime. His replacement? Despite admitting that he has not purchased a compact disc in years, General David Petraeus.
For whatever reason, our spam filter has kicked into overdrive in the past few days. It has, I kid you not, defined both Michael Berube AND David Horowitz as spammers. I leave the punch line to your fevered imaginations.... In any case, if you're not...
I was relatively late to Facebook, not creating a profile until sometime in 2007 (I forget exactly when). Once I set up my account, I made friends with all the.
I'm getting to this debate late, but my understanding of the situation (informed by Dima Adamsky's book, among others) is that revolution in military affairs (RMA) theory developed in the.
I note that yesterday and today constitute the 196th anniversary of the burning of Washington, D.C. by the hated British. Since that time, not a single Anglican church has been erected upon the hallowed ground of our incinerated national capitol. Never forget! Moderate Britons would...
Apologies for slow blogging; the beginning of the semester and my ongoing efforts to kill the Air Force (book!) take precedence. Some links: Derek Reveron on the growing military appreciation.
Huh: The win set a pair of season highs for the momentum-gaining Reds: It was their sixth straight, and it propped their lead to 3 1/2 games over the Cardinals.
Geoff Forden wrote a fantastic post on the technical challenges that the Chinese DF-21 anti-ship ballistic missile system faces, and poses. Make sure to read the comments as well.
Huh: Lou Gehrig, a heroic slugger for the Yankees baseball team, was famed for brushing aside repeated fractures and batting after nearly being knocked unconscious, before giving his name to.
This is interesting for a couple of reasons: Nato and the United Nations are cautiously considering a Taliban proposal to set up a joint commission to investigate allegations of civilians.