Blogs to Watch

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Dangerous Magazine

Dangerous magazine is the latest journey into the places, things, people and ideas that are changing our world.

From Robert Young Pelton, the author of the World’s Most Dangerous Places, The Adventurist, Hunter, Hammer and Heaven, Licensed to Kill and other books, comes the magazine for those who live on the edge. The Dangerous team delivers unique and provocative content too dangerous for normal outlets.

No walls, no barriers, no bull.

New project from Robert Young Pelton. Some interesting stuff so far:

Earning Its Keep: The HK416 Within the US Military, by Will Grant

Quadrotor Tactics, by Will Grant

Inside Burma’s Dirty War, Part I, by Robert Young Pelton

Inside Burma’s Dirty War, Part II, by Robert Young Pelton

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http://warontherocks.com/

New blog seems to have come about June/July 2013. Discusses defense matters, strategy, international relations, etc. Appear to be doing podcasts similar to Commander Salamander blog.

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Link to William S. Lind's new blog site. He is back for sure now.

http://www.traditionalright.com/

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Link to William S. Lind's new blog site. He is back for sure now.

http://www.traditionalright.com/

Just checked it out and it appears to be my type of thing. The name of the blog alone is down my alley. I need to start my own blog one of these days.

[jcustis]

Lind reads as fairly bitter about a lot of things...and kinda off his rocker.

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Lind reads as fairly bitter about a lot of things...and kinda off his rocker.

Can you be more specific about how he is off his rocker? I only ask because I've always wondered if the insane know they are nuts and if he is off his rocker do I know if I'm off mine.

Lind to me just calls it as he sees it and I appreciate that.

[davidbfpo]

A blog from Kings College War Studies, separate from Kings of War, which was only id'd today by a SWJ contributor and their explanation 'What is Strife':

Strife is a student led blog, aimed at anyone in the academic community – from first year undergraduates to professors. Our blog is focused on the theme of ‘conflict’, in all senses of the word. We combine history, literature, and philosophical approaches to politics (among other things) to try to create an informative and entertaining blog to our readers.

Link:http://strifeblog.org/