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Great article. In unison with Mikes are statements made by an American black writter James Baldwin in a speech 1979 and again at an awards speech in 1986 one year before his death. He declared that we should have a national holiday for history of the white man to insure people are educated about their history. That until the white man understands where he comes from and who he is his history will repeat itself. That history is a predisposition to answers with genocide. Any one wanting to question or validate this, converse with an american indian. The video can be watched at C-SPAN3 http://www.c-spanarchives.org/library/index.php?main_page=index adn under series and American Writers. While both speeches are deeply insiteful to race relations and some hints towards war monguring. The 1979 speech I find applicable since it has some roots closer to the vietnam war. In the US or not one should be able to link in and watch the video, even though it is planned to air tommarow on cable and satelite C-SPAN 3. I try to inform people of the genocide numbers and pictures of the birth defects from the UD bombs. And now the conflict they have been building in Georgia and its outlaw states. As someone once said, \"the center cannot hold\". And as James Baldwin said, \"Somethings got to give\". Every conflict is full of hidden massive death. Now to continue to try to pull NATO more than it has already. We are truly on the edge of massive dissaster. Our two presidential canidates both endorse some sort of disastrous foriegn market domination and militarily little differance. The two party US elections offer nothing but corporate and corparate sponsered media facists for the people to choose from, color of skin is not relative. All other voices are allowed to speak once and then drowned out, with silence. I cannot believe these two parties are still in business. Dispite disapproval they will, like sheep pick one of the evils, and give their last free speech away. Because it\'s not about that, its about having the winning last say. Right or wrong.

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