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by seekerhiker , Sep 21 '03
Pros: Inside look at a terrorist done pretty well, strong ending to the novel. Cons: Little submarine action, too much right-wing propaganda (to the point of overdoing it).
In his latest novel, Patrick Robinson has further alienated a good percentage of readers with his right-wing political fanaticism. His previous books contained generalized criticisms of the Clinton administration without naming names, but now he is in fu ...
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by wickengel , Mar 25 '07
Pros: Patrick presents a scenario with low probability and catastrophic potential impact. Cons: Will our security apparatus be resilient enough to counter such a threat?
Barracuda 945 has been unjustly maligned because it has been miscategorized. Patrick Robinson's story is a scenario and playbook that might have come directly from the US National Security Council. The book is emphatically not literature--it does not ...
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by james_anatidae , Jul 21 '04
Pros: Rashood's personal story is interesting at times. Cons: Most everything else.
I wish I had remembered that I given up reading one of Mr. Robinsons books before. But I didnt and so I picked up a copy of Barracuda 945 to my later regret. This is an inferior example of what I call a airplane book, a ...
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Liberalism is a mental disease.
by milfic ,Jul 11 '08
Pros: One of my favorite military fiction authors. Cons: I have to wait a year between his novels.
Addressed to those who consider Patrick Robinson a "right wing fanatic": What's the problem? Does every author have to be a liberal?
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