Sunday, August 27, 2006
RAMBLING RECOMMENDATIONS
Due to an aggravating surfeit of mundane but absolutely necessary tasks, the third part of the Nixon series will have to wait a day or two.
Some minor recommendations:
Secrecy News put out by Dr. Steven Aftergood of the Federation of American Scientists is a high quality, almost unbelievably good, blog deserving of much wider notice. I say this as someone who thinks that while Dr. Aftergood is sometimes too cavalier in his attitude toward what I would regard as vital (i.e. things that actually should be classfied) secrets, he shines a much needed, expert, light on the counterproductive secrecy empire of the security bureaucracy.
Shloky.com is also, IMHO, vastly underrated. A blog that punches well above its weight class.
John Robb highlighted ISN Blog recently. Worth checking out.
Vibrant and edgy discussion about Iran's latest nuclear technology provocation at The Glittering Eye. Jeff Medcalf and Collounsbury are going head to head.
Two gentlemen I respect: Colonel Austin Bay features a guest post by Naval War College professor Dr. Tom Nichols.
Two important military theory related posts by Dr. Barnett and John Robb that I probably would have critiqued at length had I not spent the last hour trying to fix the F-ing dresser that the Son of Zenpundit somehow damaged ( I strongly suspect there was some kind of "ladder" scenario going on with the drawers to get the "Buried Treasure" hotwheel type toy that was out of reach).
An article: " A Decisive weapon: A Brigade Commander's Perspective on Information Operations" (PDF). Hat tip to PHK of Whirledview.
I'm going to get another glass of vino now.... ¶ 7:59 PM
Due to an aggravating surfeit of mundane but absolutely necessary tasks, the third part of the Nixon series will have to wait a day or two.
Some minor recommendations:
Secrecy News put out by Dr. Steven Aftergood of the Federation of American Scientists is a high quality, almost unbelievably good, blog deserving of much wider notice. I say this as someone who thinks that while Dr. Aftergood is sometimes too cavalier in his attitude toward what I would regard as vital (i.e. things that actually should be classfied) secrets, he shines a much needed, expert, light on the counterproductive secrecy empire of the security bureaucracy.
Shloky.com is also, IMHO, vastly underrated. A blog that punches well above its weight class.
John Robb highlighted ISN Blog recently. Worth checking out.
Vibrant and edgy discussion about Iran's latest nuclear technology provocation at The Glittering Eye. Jeff Medcalf and Collounsbury are going head to head.
Two gentlemen I respect: Colonel Austin Bay features a guest post by Naval War College professor Dr. Tom Nichols.
Two important military theory related posts by Dr. Barnett and John Robb that I probably would have critiqued at length had I not spent the last hour trying to fix the F-ing dresser that the Son of Zenpundit somehow damaged ( I strongly suspect there was some kind of "ladder" scenario going on with the drawers to get the "Buried Treasure" hotwheel type toy that was out of reach).
An article: " A Decisive weapon: A Brigade Commander's Perspective on Information Operations" (PDF). Hat tip to PHK of Whirledview.
I'm going to get another glass of vino now.... ¶ 7:59 PM
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I am not sure "going head to head" is an accurate description. I don't know anything about Lounsbury, but it sounds like he might have some valid and reasonable points to make. However, it's a bit hard at the moment to get beyond the flurry of name-calling to read them. Frankly, I don't need to waste my time on that kind of crap. Oh, well.
I understand, Col's idiom tends to inflame at times - actually I was just trying to add links back your respective blogs ;o)
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