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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Thoughts on David Petraeus’ Career
David Petraeus’ career did not end the way he had planned. He had images of running for President after being Secretary of Defense. He had it all planned out and THEN – along came an attractive woman who wanted to … Continue reading
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Tagged CIA, covert affairs, David Petraeus, Petraeus, Tillman Gilson
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Happy Easter!
I know I did a recipe last week, but the news of the world is too depressing so I wanted to pass along some Easter recipes. Here are some ideas for an Easter meal: Roast Lamb The traditional roast lamb … Continue reading
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Tagged Easter, Easter recipes, food, food and drink, Roast Lamb, Tillman Gilson
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Book Review: 88 Days to Kandahar, A CIA Diary
Full disclosure: I am recommending a book that a friend wrote. Robert Grenier, who spent over 30 years as a career C.I.A. officer, was the station chief in Islamabad, Pakistan, during 9/11. In that position, he helped plan the U.S. … Continue reading →