In remembrance of significance of the D-Day invasion 80 years ago, we reblog this insightful article from one of our favorite blogs, Presidential History. Be sure to visit it for lots of informative and entertaining reading.
The Secret WWII Sabotage Field Manual That Explains Every Pointless Meeting You’ve Ever Attended
A secret WWII sabotage field manual taught civilians how to ruin productivity with meetings, delays, and bureaucracy. It sounds suspiciously familiar.
General Edward Lansdale and the Vampire Psyop: The Cold War’s Darkest Psychological Warfare
Edward Lansdale used folklore, fear, and covert psychological warfare during the Cold War. His vampire psyop raises unsettling questions about propaganda, morality, and war crimes.
William Walker and the Original Filibuster: When the Word Meant Invading Countries, Not Talking Forever
Before a filibuster meant endless Senate speeches, it meant private military adventurers invading foreign countries. William Walker made the old meaning infamous.
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