Recommended in Covert Contact this week:
@TexasinAfrica: Laura Seay is a Morehouse College political scientist who studies community & NGO responses to state failure & conflict in central Africa.
@DaveedGR: Author of Bin Laden’s Legacy, the self-proclaimed Ice Cube of counterterrorism polemics.
@RepMikeRogers: Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
@NATO: Official Twitter account of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
@drunkenpredator: Drunk Predator Drone is an insider’s humorus take on drone operations and policy.
@switch_d: Identity unknown but insightful on infosec and national security issues.
@McKenzieCNN: David McKenzie is a CNN Correspondent in Africa.
@fravel: M. Taylor Fravel is an International relations professor at MIT, studying China’s foreign and security policies.
@NTC_of_Libya: The National Transitional Council in Libya.
@panphil: Philip Pan is author of the book, Out of Mao’s Shadow: The Struggle for the Soul of a New China. Formerly Washington Post bureau chief in Beijing and Moscow.
@AlexanderPageSY: Run by Syrian activist Rami Jarrah who is now based in Cairo.
@AndersFoghR: Anders Fogh Rasmussen is the Secretary General of NATO.
@Slowfalling: An aid worker in the Horn of Africa.
Recommended Twitter Accounts for 11/18/2011
Here are this week’s Covert Contact mentions – and a few more: @ChangeInLibya – Ismael Zmirli. A self-described “Libyan pro-freedom and pro-democracy fighter.” @ntc_of_libya – The National Transitional Council of...
This Week’s Recommended Twitter Accounts
Most posts published on the blog and the Kindle edition recommend at least one relevant Twitter account. Here are this week’s mentions: @MexicoDrugWars – San Antonio Express-News and Houston Chronicle...
Recommended Twitter Accounts this Week
Most posts published on the blog and the Kindle edition recommend at least one relevant Twitter account. Here are this week’s mentions: @MajorEChirchir – Major E. Chirchir is a Kenyan...
Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee Joins Twitter
Congressman Mike Rogers is Tweeting – or perhaps his staff is tweeting – it’s too early to tell. Either way, if you’re using Twitter to follow national security topics this...
Another Ginormous National Security Twitter #FollowFriday
Here is another highly recommended group pulled from my “Following” list. Like the last set of recommendations, this pool represents a diversity of opinions. If you want your worldview reinforced...
