ClueByFour said:
Story in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Despite all that I think about ALPA as an entity, Pollock is spot on.
The Napoleon Complex is a painful psychological condition afflicting people
with delusions of grandeur - popularly known as megalomaniacs - who may
believe they really are Napoleon. Now we don't need to imagine what
Napoleon might have done with US Airways since we're living it.
Food For Thought...
In 1812, in the path of Napoleon's advancing army, the Russians abandoned
the city of Smolensk and torched it. Napoleon, watching with several aides,
compared the inferno to an eruption of Vesuvius, and asked rhetorically
whether it was indeed a fine sight. "Horrible, sire," an aide replied.
Napoleon disagreed: "Remember, gentlemen," he declared, "as a Roman emperor
once remarked, 'The corpse of an enemy always smells sweet!'"