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A CENTURY OF LIONS/THE 20TH CENTURY TOP 100

An SI Board Since October 1999

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Emcee: Neocon	Type: Unmoderated

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746	I have completed a TENTATIVE list, but continue to ponder your suggestions. I h	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
745	A REVISED TENTATIVE TOP 100--- AND THEN SOME: 1. Winston Churchill 2. Franklin	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
744	Hi Neo, I am no where near an expert on the huge volumes of work John Dewey has	greenspirit	-	10/27/1999
743	I will ponder your objections....	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
742	Now that you mention it, I think you may be right, and I will think hard about	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
741	Movies reflect elite culture? Yikes. Not too long ago actors were held in the	Tom Clarke	-	10/27/1999
740	Film is the most important medium of the century, and is a bridge between elite	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
739	An interesting nominee, and worth considering....	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
738	Neocon--I mentioned Henry Kaiser once. I still think he belongs. He was a majo	Druss	-	10/26/1999
737	The treasonous scalawag Fermi isn't a Lion. Scratch the showbiz types while	Tom Clarke	-	10/26/1999
736	JLA, I differ with you on import of military commanders. Prior to JFK (BoP, Cub	Michael M	-	10/26/1999
735	Neocon Late entry, common man division. Muhammed ed Dib, goatherd extraordina	Gordon A. Langston	-	10/26/1999
734	THE TENTATIVE TOP 50: 1. Winston Churchill 2. Franklin Roosevelt 3. Dwight Eis	Neocon	-	10/26/1999
733	Continuing with my precis of the Morris biography: Reagan achieved his welfar	Neocon	-	10/26/1999
732	Fermi made the crucial practical leap to nuclear fission, which allowed us to b	Neocon	-	10/26/1999
731	OK. What about Fermi? No doubt in the world of science he would make the list.	Tom Clarke	-	10/26/1999
730	Okay, so does Bill. I am waiting for a fuller argument on the question....	Neocon	-	10/26/1999
729	Well, I would agree with having Churchill at the top but I think you overstate	jlallen	-	10/26/1999
728	Yes, tentatively.....	Neocon	-	10/26/1999
727	Are those in some sort of order? JLA	jlallen	-	10/26/1999
726	They were crucial to the development of strategy, which, incidentally, does aff	Neocon	-	10/26/1999
725	Thanks for noticing....Let's argue about someone else on my list!	Neocon	-	10/26/1999
724	The generals followed the CIC's orders. They themselves had no influence. C	Bill	-	10/26/1999
723	You are correct sir.	Tom Clarke	-	10/26/1999
722	Make your own list, or do better than that to dissuade me. If Truman had not en	Neocon	-	10/26/1999

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