(Note: I'm only about half-way caught up. Been working hard on endnotes. So don't be alarmed if your link's not here yet.) Links to What will America do when Iran gets nuclear weapons? + Quality Leadership Weblog + Information Dissemination + Global Students Connect + North Korea Blog + SWJ Blog + Politics of Scrabble linked Hillary Clinton, the least potential downside. + The Daily Cloud linked Tom's recent radio appearance, the website, and a recent column. + SWJ Blog linked The current bibliography (books only) of "Great Powers". + Exurban League linked Those who hope for McCain, China-as-enemy. + 21st Century Waves links Tom in their short blogroll. + TheLiaisonReport.com linked the Brief on YouTube. + random axis linked the TED talk. + Curtis Schweitzer embedded the TED video on YouTube (don't think I knew it had migrated over there). + BjarkeP linked the TED video. + The Kalamazoo Post linked Bush pre-approves Israeli strikes on Iran. + bienvenido recommends PNM to other missionaries. +TurcoPundit also linked The current bibliography (books only) of "Great Powers". + Auspundits (no more 'pundit' names, people! ;-) linked Next-war-itis. + Information Dissemination linked Will quake prompt China maturation? + Jay Reding linked Bush's Africa policy underrated? + Quality Leadership Weblog also linked A bit too convenient for McCain on Iraq and Bush pre-approves Israeli strikes on Iran. + Defense and the National Interest has Tom on their blogroll. + Penguin Monkey linked Terrorists worldwide stump for Obama! October "surprise" predicted! + Arnold Kling is reading the 'infamous' (his word) PNM on his Kindle. + Side Effects May Vary picked up Kling's post. + SWJ Blog linked AFRICOM: forward and back. + So did zenpundit. + Political Hustler linked PNM. + The John Birch Society (warning: extreme American libertarianism) linked Nuclear Iran could provide chance for Mideast stability. Then, Editorial Assistant Ann Shibler attempts to deconstruct Tom, but she's a few years behind. Check this quote:

Before waiting for such a day to arrive, maybe the "Non-Integrated Gap" here in the U.S. should invite the likes of Professor Barnett to go earn a living in the private sector, rather than sitting around worrying about "the future of the world," courtesy of our own tax dollars.

A fair number of other sites picked up Ms Shibler's post, but I don't think I'll link them.