‘Caveats’ neuter NATO allies – Washington Times

Pity the new U.S. commander on the ground in Afghanistan, Gen. Stanley McChrystal. He has to live with paralyzing caveats from timid allies.

I was trying to  describe Mikey Sklar’s (Holy Scrap Hot Springs) way of doing things for a long time. He came up with the term Digital Homesteading for a recent lecture at viva verde. Like it. Will it catch ?

A l’appui de cette assertion simpliste, l’analyse sur MilitaryBlog de l’affaire du porte-avions-chinois-sur-un-lac…

In The American Conservative (August 01, 2009 issue) D.C.-based freelance reporter Kelley Beaucar Vlahos gives a short, but well delivered, insight of the D.C. side of the US A’Stan COIN doctrine (Nagl, Kilcullen, Petraeus, CNAS et allii). Enjoy reading The American Conservative – One-Sided COIN
I tend to apreciate AmConMag. In papers previously posted on TAC’s website, you can read a certain Paul Robinson (author of a book on the history of Soviet economic and technical assistance to Afghanistan) quietly stating that We aren’t the first to try nation-building in Afghanistan and a review of the latest encyclical from the Holy Father, titled Benedict vs the Neocons, nonetheless…