The U.S. Army's Executive Innovation Corps.
Very interesting.
See IP Wave: "Silicon Valley Goes to War."
Commentary by Michael Wade, consultant, speaker, and author of "Pilate's Magician."
The U.S. Army's Executive Innovation Corps.
Very interesting.
See IP Wave: "Silicon Valley Goes to War."
The plot is simple. A huge armada of rotting hulks, bearing a million impoverished and half-starved Bengalis desperate to reach Europe, which they suppose to be a land flowing with milk and honey, sets out from Calcutta and eventually reaches the south coast of France. The local population flees before this invasion, no official efforts having been made to repel it. French society collapses; the success of the armada spells the downfall of Europe, and the whole of the West, as a civilization.
Read all of Theodore Dalrymple's review of The Camp of the Saints.
It hurt us to breathe.
Inside a small barrack room whose remarkable cleanliness derived from its inhabitants' sweeping, scrubbing, and mopping three times a day, six of us lay down on worn mattresses of wool, with thin cotton sheets to cover us. Yellowish lamplight outside passed through the room's square windows without curtains, mixing with its darkness and recasting our surroundings in grisaille hues.
- From The Monastery of the Damned: From the Ivy League to the French Foreign Legion by Nicholas Tobias