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Sudetenland Tales

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perceptions of what it is like to be alive today. More importantly, so are the sponsors. .......... So, let’s try to get to a dialogue which will play in Middle America. .......... Franklin, you know how to appeal to the masses. Perhaps you can share your thoughts.”

Franklin D Rosenfeld: “The American people are a good, courageous people; always were, always will be. In 2035 they are faced with a new challenge. All is now known, they are sufficiently educated to think so, or at the very least they are miserably incompetent at executing change. Everyone knows the pigeon hole in which they fit and where the others reside. This is obviously a condition of loggerheads drawn in perfectly straight, separating, table produced lines; a technological ‘improvement,’ manufactured for profit by the rapidly advancing and thereby overwhelming lords of information. The people still believe that they are the good guys, but, in their “wisdom” they are no longer united with the disparate experiences of the other good guys. It is the trial of the day to show and convince the people that they are predestined to be and can prevail if united. Then, all is possible.”

Adolph Hitler: “That is nothing more than flag, as opposed to the needed, ethnically oriented, Folk centrism. Your vote popular, effective dialectic functions to obscure the reality