Tuesday Sovietskaya et al plus three Jews on Substack

That nice Russian girl who's our contact at Sputnik News media messaged us again for commentary. We'll collude some more. Pay no attention to the fact that's she's an angelically beautiful Russian blonde. We're enchanted...Ouch! Oof! Hey knock it off! [Knobhead-Ed]. Jealous? Waaaaaang! Ouch! [That was my biggest frying pan-Ed]

Last night we went to the basement library to see just what books we had about the Vietnam War, only to find we had a book about General Westmoreland. And away we go. We'll reserve judgement. So far he seems like a focused, hardworking kid, the kind of young man you want to take your daughter out on a date. In the mail, America's Last Vietnam Battle, Black April, This Time we Win. Recos welcome.

The Substack thing is working great. We went through some articles yesterday and got to work on our overview piece on the South African Bush War. We're quite impressed. We'll publish late this week, we think, and follow up next week with an article on the Battle of Cuito Cuanavale. The peace was published in Military Heritage five or six years ago but they've never put it online (see sidebar), so we'll put it out on Substack. 

We're sitting on tons of articles on ancient Rome. These include Scipio Africanus, the Battle of Zama, Crassus, Marius, Metellus, and Masinissa. Heh, the Masinissa piece was a origionally a paper for Professor Brian Todd Carey. He liked it and suggested we try to publish it. That was our start. It's never been printed. Rome month in March?

We've subscribed to Bari Weiss and suggest readers do the same. She's an interesting left of center writer who hates Wokeness. So is  Glenn Greenwald. This isn't about top marginal tax rates and Obamacare anymore. It's about freedom. Those persons on the left who like freedom will always have a place at our table. [Kinda cute right? Aren't you gonna say Bari Weiss is kinda cute?-Ed] I'm afraid to. [Good-Ed]