Quasi-duck wrote:
What about that one guy, Stephen something, possibly King?Pablo22510 wrote:
Dude, he's considered the greatest thriller genre author.
The past is a foreign country.
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Quasi-duck wrote:
What about that one guy, Stephen something, possibly King?Pablo22510 wrote:
Dude, he's considered the greatest thriller genre author.
Pablo22510 wrote:
That's terror.
comrade dave wrote:
I am British, therefore it should be obvious whom I voted for.....
comrade dave wrote:
close.
comrade dave wrote:
I am British, therefore it should be obvious whom I voted for.....
Quasi-duck wrote:
Poo. John Grisham?
Pablo22510 wrote:
John Grisham is OK, just not enough gunshots for my taste. I like spies and soldiers, Grisham is more like run-of-the-mill people. The critics consider that by far the best authors in the thriller genre are Le Carré and Forsyth, whose throne is unassailable. Curiously enough, both were in the SIS
Caesar wrote:
his strategy especially during the campaign of Italy served to the fall of the axis in the West.
Quasi-duck wrote:
Such bull, it was D-Day if anything. That campaign only gave the Germans more factories and units directly into their army.
Caesar wrote:
I'm not interested in starting a discussion on who was the best General, in my opinion, Patton was the best overall. End of the discussion.
Quasi-duck wrote:
Wow, way to put across false facts and then not defend them.
Caesar wrote:
the strategic knowledge on the armored and their tactical got the German defeat in Normandy
Caesar wrote:
everyone has an opinion.
Quasi-duck wrote:
Making wild claims that Patton alone defeated Germany in Western Europe isn't an opinion, nor is it fact.
Caesar wrote:
Simply watch the survey, the majority opinion that Patton is better,
Caesar wrote:
it is true that Patton not only conquered to put an end to the Germans