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...ndent for the newspaper. The last of the included books already in its title indicates some kind of culmination of all this - it is the journey of an Americanist. My own life has become the life of an Americanist, a person writing about the United States, not immediately and unnoticed by myself. Each of the three books was written separately, without thought of continuati...

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...s" rumble, sometimes dramatically andmenacingly. In sum, this is a book about Americansagainst the backdrop of their country, their society, theirprob... ...ansagainst the backdrop of their country, their society, theirproblems. About Americans in America.3 4FACETS OF... ... young and vigorous, and his death so ridiculous, sudden and tragic,that many Americans still retain the original reaction in the back of theirminds: ... ...ause the late president was atheatre-goer and would not approve of this step. Football businessmen saidKennedy was a fan and took the teams to the fie... ...provoking active reactions in the country, the new type of Negrosharpened the positions of other social figures, removing vague half-tones.The outspok... ...ediate entry of regular troops into the capital. Twothousand soldiers took up positions outside government buildings, outsideforeign embassies. From F... ...re added a fifth forfree. For hundreds of top people - people holding senior positions in thecorporation, there are extraprivileges that secure the l... ...front of crowds with hundreds of hands reaching out to him, cheerfullyplaying football with children on the lawn Washington estate, running alongthe o...

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...Let's be honest. No other parenting books even try to show you how to make your son or daughter a great American. We do. Thirty-one (31) great men and women from across many professions, genders, politics, religions, and walks of life--the products of extraordinary parenting and mentoring. This book offers the exact techniques,...

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...Introduction An easier childhood? There is a deep-seated river that contrarily runs through most American parenting. The belief that “my children” should have it easier than we, as parents, had it — when we were growing up. That is the worst mantra of parents! Spoiling your kids is the worst curse you can bestow upon ...

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...Art of ParentingLessons from the Parents and Mentors of Extraordinary Americans Volumes I, II & III By ... ...nAn easier childhood?There is a deep-seated river that contrarily runs through most American parenting.The belief that “my children” should have it ea... ... offers precise phrases and sensible patterns of familybehavior that produced great Americans. They worked for those parents andmentors. They can and ... ...ure of sports — fielding such greats asJackie Robinson (baseball) and Ralph Bunche (football, baseball and basketball)of the 1920’s. Because Wooden co... ... 22)Plano, Texas. Hometown. A typical American suburb. It seemed to exist topromote football and the upper middle-class. Lance wasn’t a part of either... ... wasn’t a part of either arena.He didn’t have the hand-eye coordination to handle a football. He recognized this,but was determined to participate in ... ...ip.” Naturallythere were many more opportunities for women to operate in leadership positionsin a women’s college than in a co-ed school. Ability, har... ..., following the norms of theday, she was shut out from laboratory or field research positions. Those wereclosed to women. Her work was the writing and...

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...Let’s be honest. No other parenting books even try to show you how to make your son or daughter a great American. We do. Thirty-two (32) great men and women from across many professions, genders, politics, religions, and walks of life—the products of extraordinary parenting and mentoring. This book offers the exact te...

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...’s The Art of ParentingLessons from the Parents and Mentors of Extraordinary Americans Volume I: Eleven Americans David R. Wommack, ... ...onAn easier childhood?There is a deep-seated river that contrarily runs through most American parenting. The belief that “my children”should have it e... ..., offers precise phrases and sensible patterns of family behavior thatproduced great Americans. They worked for those parents and mentors. They can an... ...future of sports—fielding such greats as Jackie Robinson(baseball) and Ralph Bunche (football, baseball and basketball) of the 1920’s. Because Wooden ... ...rong?Who else but his mother would believe in a scruffy kid. Whose child shrugged at football and basketball. Whothought it better to eat triathlons f... ... 22)Plano, Texas. Hometown. A typical American suburb. It seemed to exist to promote football and the upper middle-class. Lance wasn’t a part of eithe... ...feed into our view of events. Analyze. Take a position. Defend that position. Switch positions. Defend thatposition. Learn to empathize with the oppos...

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...Let’s be honest. No other parenting books even try to show you how to make your son or daughter a great American. We do. Thirty (30) great men and women from across many professions, genders, politics, religions, and walks of life—the products of extraordinary parenting and mentoring. This book offers the exact techn...

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...k’sThe Art of Parenting Volume IILessons from the Parents and Mentors of Ten Extraordinary Americans David R. Wommack, Author Cop... ...arians’ assistance andpatience.In many cases, it was the autobiographies of these eleven extraordinary Americansthat proved the most useful and instru... ... IntroductionAn easier childhood?There is a deep–seated river that contrarily runs through most American parenting.The belief that “my children... ...curricular leadership.” Naturally there weremany more opportunities for women to operate in leadership positions in awomen’s college than in a co-ed s... ...egy and tactics.Sports was where Dwight blossomed. Organization. Leadership. Putting togetherafternoon football or baseball games, the Abilene High Sc... ...either right or wrong. Conformed to the book, or wrong.Non-conformity was highly frowned upon.Dwight’s football playing at West Point ended when he ba... ...oint ended when he badly tore his knee. Heswitched to a “coaching” effort. Studying the intricacies of football strategy andtactics. That begat consid...

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... Chapter 4- Tools Used To Soften-Up The Public pg 36 Chapter 5- Indoctrinated Americans pg 46 Chapter 6- How To Increase Consciousness pg 63 Chapter 7- Traditions Shared With W...

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... To Soften-Up The Public pg 36Chapter 5- Indoctrinated Americans pg 46Chapter 6- How To Increa... ... Shackles pg 144Chapter 14- Muzzled And Caged American Superheroes pg 154Chapter 15- Conscious... ...his. One good personin a room full of ten can change the game. Millions of Americans have become addicts that are overlycritical of their own fri... ...an has demonstrated that a smallpercentage of sick people will pursue honorable positions (and steal easymeals). God-fearing people need to stop ... ...ntly sober you would put-up with. Does that makesense? For decades watching pro football was a one day per week drunk,now it’s three. Boosting yo... ...heads were hacked by a few sociopathic individuals that havelied their way into positions of power. All of their malicious programsare being deleted r... ... 106 We know what a great track record human beings in positions ofpower have regarding telling the truth to the people they ...

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...where the white folks are gentlemen by day and Ku Klux Klanners at night. Marion Junction is in Dallas County where as late as 1963, although African-Americans made up over 57 percent of the total county population of 57,000, only 130 were registered voters. After graduating from Dunbar High School in Bessemer, Alabama, in 1937, Boggs took the first freight train north, bu...

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...er 5: Peace and War Page [61] Chapter 6: The Decline of the United States Empire Page [69] Chapter 7: Rebels with a Cause Page [75] Chapter 8: The American Revolution Page [88] ...

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...es Empire Page 48Chapter 7: Rebels with a Cause Page 52Chapter 8: The American Revolution Page 62 ... ... pages is that we think Mr. Boggs has things to say that allAmericans, and especially Americans of the Left, ought to listen to. He knows theAmerican ... ...d he knows the mood of working-class Negroes because he is one. When he speaks of the American Revolution,he is not using a figure of speech. He means... ...s—and the men and women in these industries hold all kinds ofpositions. Some of these positions in years gone by would have classified themas middle c... ...testing of bigger and betterbombs and guided missiles, competing with Russia like two football teamscompeting for an international championship.During...

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...A People's History of the United States is a 1980 non-fiction book by American historian and political scientist Howard Zinn. In the book, Zinn seeks to present an alternate interpretation of the history of the United States. According to the author, American history is to a large extent the ex...

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...lism as seen by the young women in the Lowell textilemills, of the Spanish-American war as seen by the Cubans, the conquestof the Philippines as seen ... ...as seen by pacifists, the New Deal as seen byblacks in Harlem, the postwar American empire as seen by peons inLatin America. And so on, to the limited... ... that would dominate the world forthe next five centuries. In the North American English colonies, the pattern was set early,as Columbus had set it... ...the Berkeley administration for unjust taxes, for puttingfavorites in high positions, for monopolizing the beaver trade, and fornot protecting the wes... ...to join their brethren in the far West. . . . My troops alreadyoccupy many positions in the country that you are about to abandon, andthousands and th... ...to their masters. But events and reflection have caused me to change these positions. . . . If they were content, happy and attached to their masters,... ...e, a Sac and Fox Indian, daughter of Jim Thorpe, the famous Indian college football star and Olympic runner, jumper, hurdler. More Indians landed, and...

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...f Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataArnold, Henry Harley, 1886-1950. American airpower comes of age : General Henry H. “Hap” Arnold’s World War ... ... Harley, 1886-1950--Diaries. 2. World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American. 3. United States. Army Air Forces--Biography. 4. Generals-- Unite... ...tes. Army Air Forces--History. 6. World War, 1939-1945--Aerial operations, American. 7. Air power--United States--History-- 20th century. I. Huston, J... ...track team as a shot-putterand played as a reserve end and halfback on the football teamin his final year. He accumulated his share and more ofdemerit... ...it. Patrick’s generally moderate stand put him in themiddle of two extreme positions: Mitchell and his followers onone hand, the Coolidge administrati... ...tionexperience ranged from many hours in the cockpit to com-mand and staff positions. He also had experience in the devel-opment and procurement phase... ...ith most of those now serving alongside him in seniorpolicy and leadership positions. Given Hap’s clear preferenceto be among airplanes and aviators i...

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...f Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataArnold, Henry Harley, 1886-1950. American airpower comes of age : General Henry H. “Hap” Arnold’s World War ... ...arley, 1886-1950––Diaries. 2. World War, 1939-1945––Per- sonal narratives, American. 3. United States. Army Air Forces––Biography. 4. Generals––United... ...tes. Army Air Forces––History. 6. World War, 1939-1945––Aerial operations, American. 7. Air power––United States––History––20th century. I. Huston, Jo... ...retary of war’s increasinglygeneral agreement with and support of most AAF positionsand their leader. The Stimson diary is replete with examples ofthe... ... a but-tock, wounds in the abdomen, holes in back and abdomen thesize of a football, blood, transfusions, a scared Moroccan whorefuses to have a tube ... ...th theirloud bangs as they explode. Bombs and shells bursting on theGerman positions a scant 1,800 yards away. Men crouchingbehind walls in the mud, t... ...n his alma mater, Arnold lost since Navydefeated Army 17-0 in their annual football game on 27 November. 27. The torpedo had been fired accidentally, ... ...n place and very few mineswere planted. [Given] An appreciation of present positions byBradley and then lunch: Courtney Hodges, Collins, Gerow,etc.78 ...

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...In his book The Quest: Haywood Hansell and American Strategic Bombing in World War II, Charles Griffith makes a major contribution in detailing the role played by General Hansell from his early days as an instructor at the Air Corps Tactical School to the heady days a...

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... The QuestHaywood Hansell and American Strategic Bombing in World War II CHAR... ...Cataloging-in-Publication DataGriffith, Charles, 1957– The quest : Haywood Hansell and American strategic bombing in World War II /Charles Griffith. ... ...ludes bibliographical references and index. 1. World War, 1939–1945—Aerial operations, American. 2. Bombing, Aerial—History.3. Strategy. 4. Hansell, H... ....16 Not all incentive, however, came from his father. Possumdecided that he would play football with the nationally famousGeorgia Tech team. At around... ...ecausegraduation from this institution was the harbinger of sub-sequent promotions and positions of responsibility. Fewerthan one in 10 West Point gra... ... 155THE QUESTtough, Brooklyn-born graduate of West Point, where he hadcoached football. O’Donnell was also one of the few air forceofficers w...

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...Chapter I. The Native Americans. The Native American communities near Rapidan were made of "long houses", woven stick huts covered with grass mats or tree bark. Native American women raised corn, squash and pumpkins and gathered several hundred ...

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...nities. [Engl. rapids + Anne, reigning Queen of England 1702-1714] Chapter I. The Native Americans. The Native American communities near Rapidan... ...pidan were made of "longhouses", woven stick huts covered with grass mats or tree bark. Native American women raised corn, squash andpumpkins and gath... ...t poisons. Local folklore says that the nearby community of Buena had a population of Native Americans who may have comefrom Wolftown. [Emma (Beeler... ...ving a range ofventured down to near Fredericksburg to observe him. about the length of a football field. The huntersAt a village called Hassinin... ... Jan 28th: Tom Towles certainly has the small pox. Our artillery firing all the eve from 3 positions, 7 guns. ... ... ...Scott Mc Glohon was satisfied. He was finally on a Navy Ship's positions, Saturday, 11 September 1943: ship that wa... ...ng.was from Richmond and retired for health reasons to However the Deacon, Elder and Clerk positions wereRapidan. held f...

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...h Qatar against Assad.Qatar is trying to bring al Nusra closer to it, but the Americans havedesignated al-Nusra as a terrorist organization. Qatar wan... ...a-HezbollahAxis”.Qatar would also like to convince al-Nusra not to target the Americans andthe French, as al-Qaeda does, but instead focus on Assad an... ...'bright idea: give terrorists weapons to beat terrorists”, September 2015.The Americans still consider al-Nusra a terrorist organization, and theyknow... ... in January 2014, Syrian jets would regularly -- and exclusively -- bombrebel positions and headquarters during battles between IS and rebel groups.In... ...etween IS and rebels in January 2014, Assad's jets regularly bombed onlyrebel positions, while the Islamic State emir ordered his fighters to refrain ... ...s the RANDPolicy Trust. It owns expensive properties in London, the Barcelona Football Club, anddabbles in other areas worldwide.14Nowhere is this ten... ...fluence-over-anti-assad-revolt/2012/05/12/gIQAtIoJLU_story.html “Governmental positions on the Iraq War prior to the 2003 invasion of Iraq: Turkey”Tur...

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...o the common man and woman, boy and girl. It is unlike most history books in that, rather than focusing on political leaders and events, and European-Americans almost exclusively, much about the common people of all races is included. ...

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...ai; the building of the Erie Canal; the Gadsden Purchase; various NASA feats; the murder of John Lennon; and several other significant pieces of the American experience montage), this tome has expanded to the point where it can be considered a fairly complete outline of U.S. cultural and social history. This stands in contrast to predominantly political history, which i...

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...eats; the murder of John Lennon; and severalother significant pieces of the American experience montage), this tome hasexpanded to the point where it c... ...given their due, too, but the two minorities specificallymentioned (African-Americans and native Americans) seem to me to be themost important “other” ... ...America’s history. Morgan Freeman recently said, “Black history is American history!” Thesame could be said about Native Americans. ... ... on turned out to be a “bloodless vic-tory”—the rebels had abandoned their positions in Centreville and Manassas.Later, the Sharpshooters got a chance... ...hisentry that day. “The hardest battle yet.”Union troops in those advanced positions to the south suffered relentless Confederateartillery fire and pun... ...s croquet. There’s more go about it!”—Mark Twain, whileattending a college football game• Centennial of the Country• Custer’s Last Stand• Disputed ele... ...“Tom Sawyer” published• Colorado becomes the 38th State• Rules of American football codified Even though in the midst of a national economic depression... ... * * Based on rugby, the rules for the American game of football were formal-ized this year. American football is not to be confuse...

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...ey please. The country founded upon sports freedom, where soccer is named as the Supreme Sport of the Land, gets transformed by open corruption into football played to the death, where back-room deals enrich sports politicians and We The People are oppressed. But one man, Brandon Crawford, with the help of his brothers, work tirelessly to understand the peculiar conundru...

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...e much of a sports enthusiast to realize something was strangely amiss with this “game,” as the rules and terms from soccer, baseball, basketball and football were all intermixed into one bewildering event. And, with millions of die-hard sports fans across America who intricately know every rule and regulation of their favored sport, there is about zero chance any huckste...

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...tball Championship game, he vowed to offer asane alternative. Old World football—the game played with anoval ball that players were allowed to touc... ... grown men. While seasonal play was rough, the final playoffgame of the football season was downright ghastly.The rules that offered players protec... ...nright ghastly.The rules that offered players protection during theregular football season were suspended, culminatingin one final blood-match to the ... ...k, the Compact described the layout of thesoccer field, the various player positions, and,importantly, the sacred rules of the game. And, the most ... ...l Managers,impeached officers and Referees would be removedfrom their positions and might even be forever barredfrom the fields, stadiums, and ga... ...denda. “After Repeal, it would matter little who filledsports authority positions, since every person swearsan oath to support the United Franchise... ...readdifference of understanding between the two. Given that the average American understands the rules ofsports far better than of government, it w... ... The Peculiar Conundrum is a sports allegory written toprovide everyday Americans with the proper understanding of twocenturies of government nonse...

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...e wouldn‘t be the same without me. Itwouldn‘t be heaven if we didn‘t have a football to toss around. You think St. Peter can toss youa post-corner or ... ...does losing one‘sjob. Sex makes us happier, as does enjoying one‘s job. The Americans, who spend much moretime working are much higher on the happines... ...hat made me happier whenI was younger. Being on the winning side in a tough football game, especially when we playedtogether in high school. Playing w... ...arned at home, in your neighborhood or in school is the truth, divinetruth. Americans eat with their forks in their right hands, Europeans with the fo... ...ladies ate their meals together. She wasappalled by the poor manners of the American students. Her mother had taught her good tablemanners at home, ru... ...t themore common view is that your church has squandered its authority with positions parishioners 23see as backward, on divor... ...y progress has been stymied because ignorant people have been in leadership positions.‖ -- ―Well gentlemen, here comes our lunch. The president or... ... ethicalquestions where unprovable basic assumptions are fundamental to the positions we take. OUR BASIC ASSUMPTIONS -- THE FOUNDATIONS OF O... ...is seven points better than you in education and a lot morethan that on the football field!‖ ---―I didn‘t mean to upset you, Ray. There are cert...

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...esh is my flesh. 5: A hive full of drones. A- What is a man? B- The equivocal function of sport. C- The psychological importance of football for the immature man. D- The structural answer of unstructured minds. E- When the most dangerous drones escape from the hive. 6: Do not ease the pain. A- The meaning of the figures. B- Anacliti...

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... The equivocal function of sport. C- The psychological importance of football for the immature man. D- The structural answer of un... ...l reaction.7: Anaclitic racism. A- Modern racism. a. The American Civil War. b. The French racists. B- The Norweg... ... c. Violence against the Jews. d. Mohamed Merah.9: The American psychopaths. A- Trauma or interruption in the development of... ...themwere not considered to be dangerous; only “perverts ofcharacter”, whom Americans would certainly call psychopaths.They were a threat which he port... ...fter the war, the monsters remained in the same placeand occupied the same positions. Some victims returned andtried to forget their journey to Hell, ... ...ng 68days. The persons in charge closed JeOroSme’s positions withinfive days. At the end of the operation, they lost around 5 ... ...t the demeanor of people with personality disorders. Let’stake an example: football. In fact, women’s football isconsidered to be less prestigious tha... ...of visibility implies thatpsychopathic women do not form groups of violent footballsupporters who display the consolidation of their self-esteemon tel...

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...ment park with a variety of shops, and an indoor swimming pool (#24). By 1986, the large “Avanhard” stadium (#21) had been built. Pripyat had its own football team, a diving club “Aqua”, music ensembles “Pulsar” and “Crew”, an amateur theater, and much more. The town was completely evacuated (#4) on April 27, 1986. It is now in the Exclusion Zone (#7) and completely abando...

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... the large “Avanhard” stadium (#21) had been built. Pripyat had its own football team, a diving club “Aqua”, music ensembles “Pulsar” and “Crew”, ... ...uipment for control- ling radioactive air pollution were placed on the football pitch, as well as special tablets that assessed how radioactiv... ..., only the stands and the lighting tower remind us of the stadium. The football pitch and part of the race track have turned into a forest. ... ... “White House” The White House got its name from an association with the American namesake – not because of the color of the walls, but because mo... ... attraction were invented in 1919 by Americans Max and Harol... ...tended as a long-range radar. The giant antenna detected launches of the American Shuttle spacecraft, but its main purpose was the probable nuclea... ... to 1,500 km/h (932 mph) at altitudes of 3-20 km (1.8-12.4 mi), changing positions, and ambush operations. The Volkhov, a modifi- cation that beca...

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..., banana republic where English is replaced by twenty-five variations of gang slang, no one gets beyond third grade, rioting and something resembling football with hockey sticks are the national pastimes. There is now a "Forever President," welfare moms have replaced small business, corn is the cornerstone of industry, and people drive around in either battery-powered, bub...

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...country where anyoneforced to work would do so in “Green Industries” in an American societythat had finally returned to its roots, ‘Agrarianism.’We im... ...s tomankind’s and womankind’s questions...do not ever forget that.Someday, Americans will see what you have created, see that yourcreations are outsta... ...lies, that it’s not just a further hair-brained, socialexperiment with the American people the guinea pigs.Come on, give us a little taste...a little ... ...d not’ because they‘could not’ defend the realities that accompanied their positions, all thatdid not matter...no, it did not matter that the ends the... ...come akin to a national pastime, that andsomething resembling professional football with hockey sticks. For youraverage, everyday American, rioting wa... ...her, that completely monotonous sport of soccer,mistakenly referred to as ‘football’ by the rest of the world, and its closecousin, rugby, were ditche... ... of the world, and its closecousin, rugby, were ditched in favor of ‘real’ football! Sounds like mykind of place to live. 36 ... ...ve nots” and “almost haves” to succeed, they needed to workthemselves into positions where cronyism; shady, backdoor deals;payoffs and the like played... ... Frank B. Thompson, IIIwhile others wobbled about in quasi-stationary positions. Dozens weremaking it to their feet and were stumbling along, wal...

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...l live here in abundance”: 87 The multilateral development of personality: 93 The Police and the Revolution: 95 Imposing buildings of prisons: 97 Football: 99 Public genuflection: 100 The contemporary history: 102 Hon Hyn’s visit to Paris: 103 The National Museum: 104 The Management of the Economical Systems: 105 A few notions of psychology: 106 (editor’s note):...

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... The Police and the Revolution: 95 Imposing buildings of prisons: 97 Football: 99 Public genuflection: 100 The contemporary history: 102 ... ...ret Police controlled people's behavior and mind. It may be hard for the American reader to imagine such a country, where the powerfulprove everyth... ...aracters, with silver characters his heroismof sitting for his photo in all positions, and with bronze characters his sacrifices on country’saltar, be... ...would be great, prognosticate the futurologists, maybe he’ll sell us to the Americans and we’llget on as it should be!” Homosapiens is leavened to ... ...tball If between Governors and People it would be a merciless fight, the football players ofboth teams would play nervously, the Governors would fa... ...The development of the attention given to the persons being in certain high positions.The notion of will = a psychical process through which were rest... ...yn, approving the forced labor collective engagement, maintaining the positions of the management staff who committed serious infractions ofwork... ... 120 the most unfavourable nation clause granted to Wodania by the American government inexchange of some thanks from mouth, clasps of hands ...

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...France, Portugal and Spain, with 2 companions. Encountering various people who helped us along the way, from one random adventure to another, playing football for a local team in Portugal, but ending up in Southern Spain and encountering the various ex pats who were trying to settle there....

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... board, to kind of keep guard and deal with any emergency, which fortunately didn’t arise. They came back at 2.00 pm, with what looked like half the American fleet! Who were in dock on the other side of the harbour, in a large missile carrier, called USS Little Rock. With the new guests, Frenchie, a bit beligerent, but otherwise a good chap and non stop singer, Jesse a m...

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.... He introduced us to his friend who spokefluent English, who was actually American, but had lived in Portugal for 20 years. He wasvery vociferous, as... ...e square, where our car was parked, called ‘O Patio’. The waiterspoke good American and directed us to a small general self service store, where the o... ...husband wasthere and he also spoke good English.After a while, a tall dark American guy with adrooping moustache, slightly resembling Errol Flynn, ent... ...nt, he threw his bowlerhat in the Thames.As a hobby, he has set up a local football team here, for the young guys who don’thave much else to do, as wo... ...efore Ralph left, he invited Greg and I to have a kick around at the local footballground, at the top of the hill above our rooms. We agreed to go and... ...horse and cart there, with bellstinkling.As we passed into the square, our footballing friends invited us to a game tomorrow at3.00 pm.Back at the pla... ...e of the play.The other side had numbers on their backs and stuck to their positions and were betterorganised in their passing.In the 2nd half we play...