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I know Jeff Nyquist personally.
I was born in communist Czechoslovakia and defected from that country during the open communist era.
I know what I'm talking about.
When I was 10 years old, the STB [CZ secret communist police] waited fro me in front of my school and virtually asked me to spy on my dad just because he goes to church every day.
I had to run away.
I was so scared that I still remember it to this day.
I also had to serve in the Czechoslovak Communist military and my expertise about the communists is based on the firsthand experiences.
They use many deceptive tactics to this day.
If you read my interview with Petr Cibulka, who spent 5 hard years in the communist hard labor prison for his anti-communist political stand and who used to publish an independent newspaper Uncensored News in supposedly "free" Czech republic, you would see that your remarks can sound very stupid after reading what Mr. Cibulka has to say.

Your judgmental approach to Jeff Nyquist is not based on any facts, any expertise on your part.
The same scenario happens to me when I post my articles on the Czech Internet.
I only pointed out to the fact that you are accusing someone you surely don't know without offering any supporting arguments that would substantiate your accusatory remarks about Jeff Nyquist.
And I'm being polite too....

I know Jeff Nyquist personally.

I've conversed by email with him. Maybe he's nicer in person.

Your judgmental approach to Jeff Nyquist is not based on any facts, any expertise on your part.

Unlike Mr. Nyquist, I have served eight years in the US Marine Corps, and I have some idea of how successful strategy is made and executed. I am also rather more familiar with critical elements of nuclear weapons strategy and employment (which he tends to harp on) than he is.

I've also read his book and several of his columns over the years. My opinions are based on having actually read his stuff. Maybe he doesn't really mean what he writes, or how it winds up reading; that's his problem, not mine.