The Imperial City And The World
The question came about 5 minutes into utterly trivial 'Salt.' Americans grovel before a larval Counter-Intelligence State (a term the deservedly respected, former DIA veteran John Dziak so aptly used for the Soviet Union). America's tolerance … [Continue reading]
Years ago, when writing a book actually meant something, Shelby Stanton's Rise and Fall of an American Army: U.S. Ground Forces Vietnam 1965-1973 offered incisive insight into how the U.S. Army conducted operations battle by battle, battlefield by … [Continue reading]
(N.B.: this originally was posted in the comments section but upon reflection think it deserves its own post. No worries, no effort to impersonate Krauthammer or a certain Senate Majority Leader with the deliberately stylized prose. Just some … [Continue reading]
What's worse? The Movement in amoral full flight or mewling and whining on 'the Left' [sic], with tiresome gnashing of teeth and typing in dismay? Always despairing the [Senegalese?] referee's failure to pull a Red Card, to make clear To The Whole … [Continue reading]
One central conceit of Chris Nolan's movie 'Inception' is that an idea, once planted, is unstoppable. No direct spoilers below - unless you follow links. Providing spoilers requires more cognitive commitment than just watching it. 'Inception' … [Continue reading]