The Scuttlebutt
The Scuttlebutt, Jonathan LaForce, Scott ReichekThe home for William Lehman's work on Substack. Blog posts, short story and novel release announcements, and anything else that grabs my attention. With occasional guest posts.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 133 | Subscribers | Read | wlehman.substack.com |
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Special Follow On
On Quora this morning, I was asked “With more than 100 Iranian ships destroyed so far in Operation Epic Fury, is there practically no way Iran can sustain naval attacks?”
Wars and rumors of wars
The elephant in the room is still the Iranian war. It’s not just the war though, but the reactions to the war, how the rest of the politics both nationally and internationally is affected.
Another Failed State
Welcome to a special edition of the Scuttlebutt. A man I respect, Cameron M. Bailey posted a blog this morning on the war in Iran, at
War, Good God Ya’ll
I hadn’t planned on doing two back-to-back articles on the elimination of Iran’s theocracy, but obviously there’s stuff here that is so in my wheelhouse, it’s running the helm and talking on the One MC. There will of course be other things ...
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Author, Submarine sailor, Shipyard worker, teacher, manager, cop.
A former 0811 Marine, Jonathan LaForce now writes, practices the ancient art of bbq-fu, and enjoys marriage to a stunning blonde. He putters about in an odd job nobody who went to high school with him would have picked. The Emperor Mong protects.
I'm a Marine, Father, Medic, and Author...exiled to the People's Republik of New Jersey
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