InNEW LITERARY SOCIETYbyDs Traylor·Jun 13Seven Deadly Seas: Past, Present, and FutureThe Seven Seas are the stuff of legends, but there may be some truth. The past seven seas were wild; the present-day seas can be deadly…A response icon1A response icon1
InPalindromic Strategic AnalysisbyApolítik0·May 23The Southern Maritime Complex✍️ Apolítik0. Creator of the Palindromic Geopolitical Theory (PGT)A response icon3A response icon3
InPGT Strategic NotesbyApolítik0·May 21Antarctic access is no longer symbolic: it becomes operational✍️ Apolítik0→ ← PGTA response icon1A response icon1
InPGT Strategic NotesbyApolítik0·May 19Antarctica is no longer distant: it becomes strategic depth✍️ Apolítik0→ ← PGTA response icon3A response icon3
Maggie Cooke·Jan 29And I’m off….Again!Today I board the good ship l’Austral and head south. I feel justified in being a tiny bit concerned at this point. The phone call from the…A response icon3A response icon3
InGlobetrottersbyJohnny K.·Nov 27, 2025Crossing the World’s Most Dangerous SeaInto the Drake PassageA response icon69A response icon69
InLessons from HistorybyBeyond Truth·Apr 19, 2025The World’s Deadliest Stretch of WaterWhy Crossing The Drake Passage Is Like Gambling With Your Life?
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InIn Search of MinkesbyMary Lide Parker·Feb 22, 2018From Punta Arenas to Palmer StationThe Drake Passage is known as one of the roughest bodies of water on the planet, but we got lucky during our crossing.A response icon1A response icon1
