November 23, 1963.
Thanks to the Heretik for reminding me.
This bullet is an old one... In the dawn of time it was the stone that Cain hurled at Abel, and in the future it shall be many things that we cannot imagine today, but that will be able to put an end to men and their wondrous, fragile life. “In Memoriam, JFK” Jorge Luis Borges
But don't go here, unless absolutely nothing makes you ...
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Roger that! AP
Have you watched the JFK episode in Altered Statesmen, a docu series showing in Discovery? Startling and apparently historical. An alternative title is: "Junkie on the button." And I mean nuclear!
No haven't seen that. He was not a perfect man. But a whole generation found its ideals in his image. When he died it seemed to end the hope for those ideals to be fulfilled. 42 years later I sometimes wonder if people still have ANY ideals. But I will feel better tomorrow.
Those cold war days U2 spy planes, the cuban missile war
with that guy from Massachussets
I watchd a futuristic fictional jack and Bobby but learned that it has nothing to do with the original jack and Bobby
There is still a Ted kennedy alive but i wonder why he is not making an impact....
Then The widow marrying a shipping magnate
to
his son dyiong in a planecrah....
Just found out my friend in the blogosphere
so its
hard not be anonymous afterall
she was a writer to Mr. Abaya
Sorry for mixing you in the mess
please do forgive....
I googled her e-mail addy
and lo and behold!
Ask not waht the country can do for you but what you can do for your country......
Where in that favor does public service come in?
Ask not what Humanity can do for you, but what you can do for Humanity!
Sorry for late reply
Many Thanks!
Another eye opener...
Just had to put what the Heretik said:
This bullet is an old one... In the dawn of time it was the stone that Cain hurled at Abel, and in the future it shall be many things that we cannot imagine today, but that will be able to put an end to men and their wondrous, fragile life.
“In Memoriam, JFK” Jorge Luis Borges
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