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🤦‍♀️ EDIT AGAIN: Apparently some people don't understand boundaries, so I am muting the replies for this post.

👋 ATTENTION PLEASE:
After a number of angry replies, both public and private listen up please:

This is a PHOTOCOPY From a book, NOT someone's letter.

AESOP's FABLES weren't true stories, and were not always pleasant and if you can not understand this is the same, simply a lesson to be learned then do me a favour and block my account.
Enough is enough!

#Politics #US #Geopolitics #Canada #Activism #Resist
Read it again and again. And then again. When | was in 7th grade, our teacher put on a video and told us to take notes. Ten minutes in, she threw the lights on and shouted at Steven Webb Sladki, telling him he wasn't taking notes and he should have been. But the thing was, Steve was taking notes. | saw it. We all saw it. The teacher asked if anyone wanted to stand up for Steve. A few of us choked out some words of defense but were immediately squashed. Quickly, we were all very silent. Steve was sent to the principal's office. The teacher came back in the room and said something like "See how easy that was?" We were reading "Anne Frank." | started to understand. | & bst hought now Was a good time to share this story. Don't let anyone tell you that what you see with your own eyes isn't happening.
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Orwell was correct.

When I first read it, I enjoyed that book....<sigh> Trump/Harper/Heritage Foundation etc.. took that from me as well
Read it several times. Last time was early 2003 when the US was manufacturing consent to invade Iraq. I watched concepts in the book unfolding in real time.
Now would be another good time to read it.
yup.
Orwell was a smart man.
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🤔 😳 Let's hope H.G. Wells wasn't able to predict the future like Orwell.
tbh, I would welcome a Mars invasion, and would be happier still if they took all the billionaires home with them. @NickSchwanck
that, is something I would welcome. 👍 @NickSchwanck