@FTusa284 And the ‘line to take’ is dubious, to put it politely. Maybe not traditional formats or technology but the Ukrainians (and Russians) absolutely are fighting in battalions and brigades (and higher) and do best when they are well coordinated
@JamesDiddams@FukuyamaFrancis although his original 1989 essay, from which the book sprang, is much more confident about liberalism's eventual triumph, perhaps reflecting its time.
@benmoores2 Krak des chevaliers (obviously!), Novi Sad in Serbia, huge 19th century fortress in excellent nick, Predjama in Slovenia (weird and entertaining)
How MI5, MI6, the MoD & their lawyers tried to cover up journalist Liam Clarke's discovery of 'crown jewel' IRA agent Stakeknife, even though they feared agent’s "iniquity". The story, from their own files, of how they applied immense pressure but bungled. https://t.co/ycbEnd2U6o
@Gabriel64869839 UK is good at writing reviews, less good at doing. They all seem designed to make the next round of cuts look like properly thought-through strategy, dressing it up in future-speak with fancy stuff sort-of promised in a very mañana way. Now the Tories are writing another review.
@gregbagwell@Mr_Andrew_Fox How is France able do do all these things? They sent a carrier group to the Pacific a year or so ago and are sending one to the Middle East now. They have far more active-service soldiers than we do. Plus nukes. All on a smaller defence budget than ours.