The waning of the defense blogs?
Is it my imagination, or is the defense blogosphere going quieter? I’ve been struck as I stroll the waterfront how infrequently some commenters are posting, especially in second-tier blogs like Kings of War and thirdlings such as Ink Spots and Secure Nation. Give them a click, and maybe they’ll wake up. And tell them to ...
Is it my imagination, or is the defense blogosphere going quieter? I've been struck as I stroll the waterfront how infrequently some commenters are posting, especially in second-tier blogs like Kings of War and thirdlings such as Ink Spots and Secure Nation. Give them a click, and maybe they'll wake up. And tell them to give a call to old Dylan Thomas: Rage, rage against the dying of the blogs.
Is it my imagination, or is the defense blogosphere going quieter? I’ve been struck as I stroll the waterfront how infrequently some commenters are posting, especially in second-tier blogs like Kings of War and thirdlings such as Ink Spots and Secure Nation. Give them a click, and maybe they’ll wake up. And tell them to give a call to old Dylan Thomas: Rage, rage against the dying of the blogs.
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