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[Rad2duhbone53]

Originally Posted by ole

Taking, in stride, the risk of offending a good many of some dear friends, Jackson was a fruitcake. An interesting fruitcake, and a considerable general, but still a fruitcake.

ole

Granted Jackson was definitely eccentric but fruitcake is kinda hard.Despite what some would call irregularities in common sense or Deity, He had a bunch of soldiers that would march an overwhelming distance in a short time and hit their foes hard!!! Now would you consider him an occult figure of some sorts tricking their minds or would you say these soldiers saw a leader that surpassed anyone else besides Lee and gave them victories?

Simply put....Thomas Johnathan Jackson was a proven Leader that could receive an order from Lee and complete that task.

[ole]

Effective he was, in a primal sense; but beloved he was not. Will agree that eccentric might have been a better word.

ole

[sarah1864]

I have sent History Channel an email about how dissapointed I am with their programming. I got two emails back from different people, touting how their programming is so wonderful. Well, I'm still not sold! I encourage you also to write to them, otherwise, how will they know how disgusted we are with their programming? I found their address on their website.

Seems like in the late 1990's early 2000's there was lots of CW shows on. I taped alot of them, and now I watch them whenever I need a fix for the good ol' CW programming they used to have.

[ole]

THC, has to go where the money is. If no one's watching CW programs, they're not going to make them. Earlier this evening I was watching their thumbnails of "The Presidents." Not entirely bad for someone with an awakening interest.

I can't blame the History Channel for its programming. They can't push a rope. They are the rope and follow wherever they are pulled. But I am glad you took the initiative to voice a complaint. That's what we should all be doing. It doesn't take that much to get the corporate giants to think about something. Doesn't take much to consider you a kook either, but they really do try to keep in touch with what the consumer wants. Sometimes, the magic works ......

ole