Re: Hey Reg, here's a book to read . . .
Hear, hear, to the review of Tragedy and Hope.
Quigley ran a sort of finishing school for
high-end power gluttons, white man's burden
and all that rot. What makes him a good read is
that he's not at all offended by the nefarious
dealings he describes--quite the contrary, he
thinks theyre grand ideas. So grand, in fact, that
they shoudn't be kept hidden from public eye. db
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Baerwald
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Hear, hear, to the review of Tragedy and Hope.
Quigley ran a sort of finishing school for
high-end power gluttons, white man's burden
and all that rot. What makes him a good read is
that he's not at all offended by the nefarious
dealings he describes--quite the contrary, he
thinks theyre grand ideas. So grand, in fact, that
they shoudn't be kept hidden from public eye. db
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Backbiting in the House Of Bush – Reg on October 9th, 2003-
Re: Backbiting in the House Of Bush – Mick on October 9th, 2003-
Re: Backbiting in the House Of Bush – Reg on October 9th, 2003
Combine the Rumsfeld story with this...realize please I'm jumping up and down waving my arms here! – Reg on October 9th, 2003
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