Fukushima Nuclear Crisis Update for July 27th – July 30th, 2012
Updated: 2012-07-31 13:56:00
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[ by Charles Cameron -- the Truce, great gospel music, and athletes in ads in slomo -- a personal view ] . . If there are two things about the Olympics I like, they would be the Olympic Truce, and athletes in slow motion. Here’s what the IOC’s site has to say about the Truce: [...]
Some astute observations on COIN practice from the founder of Executive Outcomes, Eeben Barlow: ….Governments, despite often being the prime reason why an insurgency starts, are often only too keen to make the armed forces responsible for establishing workable governance in areas that have become positively disposed towards the insurgency. As it is an internal [...]
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If you liked the 2005 U.S.-India civil nuclear agreement, you’ll love providing U.S. technology or hardware to India for ballistic missile defenses. The deal between President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, affirmed by the Nuclear Suppliers Group and the Indian Parliament in 2008, was characterized as a boon for U.S.-India relations and [...]
Arakcheev: grand vizier of the Russian Empire by Michael Jenkins Time Of Stalin, The: Portrait Of A Tyranny by Anton Antonov-Ovseenko I just returned from a short vacation in Door County and was able to squeeze in some time to browse some of their independent and used bookstores. One in Ellison Bay had an unusually good Russian and [...]
[ by Charles Cameron -- Jerusalem and apocalyptic sentiment, not at the emergency crash warning level, but still something to keep an eye out for ] . . If you’re interested, as I am, in the ways that end-times theology impacts geopolitics, whether in its Christian, Judaic or Islamic (Sunni or Shi’ite) formulations, then two [...]
[ by Charles Cameron -- are they talking about shooting for a goal, hitting your target, making a move -- or lofting one up the fairway? ] . As you may have gathered, I really love that quote from the philosopher MacIntyre. Here we go again: Image courtesy of my friend Oink, aka Peter Feltham. [...]
[ by Charles Cameron -- talking across the military / civilian divide ] . . I thought these two TED talks — one given in Amsterdam by Gen. Petrus J.M. “Peter” van Uhm, current Chief of the Netherlands Defence Staff, the other by Adm. James Stavridis, current Commander, U.S. European Command (USEUCOM) and NATO’s Supreme [...]
[ by Charles Cameron -- two forms of creativity: far out and close in ] . . Some of the most obvious things aren’t obvious at all, until you think of them. The things my friend Derek Robinson talks about as being in the beforeground. Too close to notice / right under our noses all [...]