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Sunday, December 7th, 2008And thank you to whomever “Yroc123” on Stumbleupon.com who linked to this prior post on perception. Much obliged!
And thank you to whomever “Yroc123” on Stumbleupon.com who linked to this prior post on perception. Much obliged!
Dr. Chet Richards is (semi) liveblogging Boyd ’08 At the University of Prince Edward Island, Canada. Tight working group this year, featuring John Robb as the keynote speaker and Robert Paterson as a driving force behind the Boyd 2008 conference and master of ceremonies.
I could not make it out this year unfortunately, but Chet has updates !:
Boyd 2008: Community resources
Other Links:
Robert Paterson – Boyd 2008 Conference Dec 6-7 Making sense of “Interesting Times” The Agenda
Global Dashboard – The Boyd Conference 2008
Official Website:
Will resume on Monday. It’s been light lately due to projects and commitments but things are set to ease up, somewhat.
Some heavy hitters reflect on the Mumbai Massacre:
John Robb – URBAN TAKEDOWN: MUMBAI, JOURNAL: More on Tactical Innovation, JOURNAL: Off the Shelf Leverage
Ralph Peters – Devils in Mumbai ( Hat tip Morgan)
Thomas P.M. Barnett – This attack will work against them
DNI – Implications of Mumbai
Robert Kagan – The Sovereignty Dodge (Hat Tip NYKR in DC)
On a related note, here is Shlok Vaidya’s radio interview with John Batchelor.
Pakistan is a ramshackle state whose Punjabi military elite have a remarkable talent for brazenly playing with fire, given the fragility and artificiality of their country and their previous loss of Bangladesh (West Pakistan) through genocide and military incompetence. The Pushtuns are quasi-independent, the Baluchis would like to be and the Kashmiris are loose cannons. If any regime is vulnerable to the tactic of state sponsored terrorism and granular insurgency, it’s Islamabad.