[BLOG] Some Monday links

[rfmcdonald]

• Acts of Minor Treason's Andrew Barton writes about the deep, ineradicable, legacies of the past.


• The Dragon's Tales looks at China's Shijian-10 reusable satellite.


• Far Outliers notes the bloody naval tactics of the War of the Spanish Succession and looks at the plight of the post-war English sailors in the Caribbean.


• Geocurrents explains why Muslims in Tatarstan are much less radicalized than their Chechen counterparts.


• Language Hat looks at the 2002 Nobel lecture of Imre Kertész.


• Marginal Revolution misreads talk of Brexit as political theatre.


• Steve Munro looks at the ability of the TTC to absorb, or not, an influx of money from the federal government.


• pollotenchegg maps various language minorities in Ukraine.


• Window on Eurasia wonders if Putin's new National Guard will affect Chechnya's Kadyrov, and wonders if Putin is preparing to strike against oligarchs for the elections.