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Monthly Archives: February 2012
George W. Bush and the other side of the story
If ever a guy came in for a pasting from the media, it was this guy. Remember him? You probably do. You’re probably unlikely to forget him, but it may be for all the wrong reasons. I have to say this: all through the George W. Bush presidency I came in for flak from just [...]
Posted in The Laws of Colinism
Tagged as: Bush, Decision Points, George W. Bush, Iraq, Katrina, Memoirs, Mistakes, New Coke, President, United States, United States President
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A fleet in being: the secret to perpetual awesomeness
Firstly, let me apologise for the length of time between posts here. I realise this blog has lost a little momentum lately, but I assure you I haven’t gone anywhere and have not lost the passion for it one little bit. There are other projects underway that require some of my time, and I’m allocating [...]
Posted in Business Advice, Observations, The Laws of Colinism
Tagged as: Apple, awesomeness, fleet in being, Naval History, Navy, Navy Battles, Sea War, Tirpitz, World War Two
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