@janeespenson.bsky.social have never visited Blaenau Ffestiniog 😄

To be fair Cameron does make the Alamo and Islandwana look amateurish on that point 😄

Napoleons operational mastery and the French Army battles with the elements and those engineers died to build that bridge. But can it be classed as a victory ? That's like saying Corunna/Dunkirk was a win 🤔
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No there were 4 seasons and a mini series

Damn you gotta try it's good fun

Yeah that made me laugh. So many are from India or Israel 😂

It's horrific Racists have free reign

Once those like @artemisapphire.bsky.social go I'm gone

I'm still on there but only because of a few people who post there. The place is such a sewer nowadays

Ooh is Fritzy still about Iv not heard from her for awhile

Brilliantly effective and despite the failure at Acre, Mount Tabor victory secured Napoleon strategic objective of smashing that Ottoman Army

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The main one being they tried to kill his Daddy apparently 🤷

You should at least watch the S2 episode 5 The Way We Weren't
A truly fantastic episode where you think it's about 1 character but turns out to be about another without in anyway white washing or ignoring what that other character did. All take responsibility unlike say in Buffy (Xander in OMWF)

Johnston (like Beauregard and Longstreet) believed in using interior lines to concentrate superior force on an enemies weak point. Essentially a Napoleonic strategy

I think it's fair. Grant thought so