Gough and Ian: two things to watch out for over the break
1. The release on January 1 by the National Archives of the 1975 “Dismissal” Cabinet papers. Sure to be fascinating reading. 2. An invasion by a dangerous new nuclear power called “Ian” –– we presume a very respected defence publication had a Christmas brain-fade over this one: December 21, 2005, 1:29PM:Syria has signed a pact […]
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1. The release on January 1 by the National Archives of the 1975 “Dismissal” Cabinet papers. Sure to be fascinating reading.
2. An invasion by a dangerous new nuclear power called “Ian” –– we presume a very respected defence publication had a Christmas brain-fade over this one:
December 21, 2005, 1:29PM:
Syria has signed a pact for the storage of Ian’s nuclear weapons and missiles – Jane’s Defense Weekly
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