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It Can Always Get Worse

Kyle Orton

Written by Kyle Orton, the newsletter covers contemporary issues of terrorism and geopolitics, plus a lot of history, espionage, religion, books, and occasional film reviews.

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Latest Issues

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The Lost World of the Titanic

Last month, The Rest is History podcast had a wonderful series on RMS Titanic, from the context of its construction, the make-up of the passengers on-board, the events of the night of 14-15 April 1912 when it sank, and the reaction to the d...

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The Exchange of Missiles is a Sideshow, Iran’s Jihadist Imperialism is What Matters

Israel’s Iron Dome air defence system shoots down Iran’s missiles, 14 April 2024 || Tomer Neuberg/AP

8 days ago
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The Petrov Affair: Australia’s Most Sensational Spy Case

Evdokia Petrova being escorted through Mascot Airport in Sydney by KGB “couriers” on 20 April 1954

15 days ago
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Millenarian Communism in Munster: The Anabaptists of the Early Reformation

In February 2021, in the midst of the second lockdown, I published the below post on the Anabaptist Revolution in the German city of Munster. Vaguely topical as it is Easter Sunday, and since it is one of my favourite articles, not just abo...

24 days ago
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  • Kyle Orton

    Writer focused on terrorism, national security, religion, and history

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