Infinity Journal – New Issue Online!
Updated: 2012-10-31 17:13:11
Infinity Journal the “journalzine” (aaarrgh! call it a “”journal”) of strategy has a new issue online. Free to read with registration, IJ’s latest, includes an articles by Nathan Finney and James Kiras. A sample: Air-Sea Battle as a Military Contribution to Strategy Development (Finney) As the United States continues to shift its political focus away from the [...]
I was reading back issues of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists as part of a student-led effort on China’s development of the neutron bomb. I was particularly struck by an article by Harold Agnew entitled, “A Primer on Enhanced Radiation Weapons.” Agnew’s article is a model of clarity. It is marred only by the slightest [...]
Zen here…. Charles Cameron recently made his 500th post here at zenpundit.com making Charles currently the most prolific of the three of us blogging here this year Not only prolific, but the range and depth of subject matter that Charles commands in the study of religious extremism, cults, apocalyptic movements, psychology and mytho-poetic culture and [...]
[ by Charles Cameron -- second take on the paradox, this time featuring wolves, poetry, lions, honey, and Bach ] . . I’m always trying to see war and peace — violence and gentleness, if you like — in counterpoint rather than in opposition. The distinction is a subtle one, I know, but that’s the [...]
Rome’s Last Citizen: The Life and Legacy of Cato, Mortal Enemy of Caesar by Rob Goodman and Jimmy Soni Just picked this up, a biography of the Roman Republic’s most dogged defender whose fanatical inflexibility played a large part in it’s ruin, Cato the Younger. Caesar did not fear Cato’s generalship. Nor his rhetoric. Caesar [...]
: skip to main skip to sidebar The Nuclear Abolitionist Working towards a nuclear free world Pages Home Video Photo Y-12 Witness Quotable Every day , more and more people are viewing both nuclear tests and nuclear weapons as dangerous relics of the Cold War , long overdue for permanent . retirement United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon , Message on the International Day against Nuclear Tests , 29 August 2011 Sunday , October 28, 2012 We must learn the lessons of the past Today is the 50th anniversary of what is arguably one the most significant days in the history of the human . race On October 28, 1962 the confrontation known as the Cuban Missile Crisis quietly ended . nbsp Based on an agreement between U.S . President John F . Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev , nuclear
[ by Charles Cameron -- a paradox in two graphics ] . . The upper image shows the British “Firmin Sword of Peace” which was awarded this week to the 15 (UK) Psychological Operations Group (15 POG) for their work in Afghanistan. The Ministry of Defence news report described the award thus: The prestigious Firmin [...]
There was no love lost between Munir Ahmad Khan and A.Q. Khan. Munir was chosen by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto to ramp up the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission’s work on nuclear weapons. AQ offered his services to Bhutto from Europe, and was tasked with collecting useful plans for manufacturing centrifuges. When AQ arrived in Pakistan, he [...]
There has been no shortage of remembrances and lessons learned from the 50th anniversary of the Cuban missile crisis. It’s easy to forget – unless your country codes are 86 and 91 – that this is also the 50th anniversary of the war between China and India. The United States and the Soviet Union managed [...]