Sudetenland Tales by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Sudetenland Tales

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Timothy Leary: “Turn on, tune in and drop out.”

Adolph Hitler: “Yes.”

Pablo Picasso: “I did and got rich for it. It was great. I could do anything I wanted. The women all wanted to play. What’s wrong with that?”

Adolph Hitler: “The decadent ways of the darker races are obviously inherent in what you say. The productive Germans inevitably become ones from which to steal. I say those times are over and done.”

Pablo Picasso: “Oh, shut up. You’re just another failed and angry artist desperate for infamy. If you were around today you would be one of the ordinary, weekly cretins who kill children at an elementary school.”

Thomas Jefferson; “You can make light of it if you will. But, I’m proud to say that I was part of the establishment of something new on this planet; a system which has the ability to re-define itself; which also embodies an opportunity for a necessary constancy.”

Malcolm X: “Save that double speak for the soapbox.”

Pablo Picasso: “I don’t make light. I merely depict it.”