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What is the Establishment? Why, that's easy, you say: the Establishment Is those persons, taken collectively, who run the System. But who are "those persons"? What are their names? What, if ahyoling, do they have in common? How did they get into the Establbhnent in the first place? Xs one barn into it? Is it something like a frater- nity or a secret society? 18 great wealth a prerequisite for admission? Or is mem- bership in the Establishment a prerequisite for owning great wealth in America? There b a great deal of con- fusion on these questions because of the sloppy but prevalent tendency to equate prestige and status - i.e., social rank - with power in our s.octe ty . Things don' t necesasrily work that way. It is clear that the one meaningful criterion for distinjqhhing members of the Establishment from non- rnen~bers is pawer - power to make independent decisions which directly affect the operation of the System. In applying ths criterion, however, it b essential to dls tingubh between apparent per, or p e r of a purely formal sort, and real power. Mllltary-lndunttrial Complex As an ex&mde. consider the of t-men tioned "mill tary- industrial complex." The standard rhetoric an the subject would lead one to the conclusion that the bra^ hats - the generals and the admirals who make up the military side of the complex - are powerful men and, hence, part of the Establishment, But, as a matter d fact thb conclusion is false. Moat generals and admirals exercise virtually no influeice on the SystRm. The average general may have a lot of tanks and guns to play with. An admiral may command a mighty aircraft carrier or a whole flwt of wxretal-ies and typists in the Pen tagon. But one thing these men may not do ls make independent decisions. All their gold braid does not change the fact that they are mere pawns in the game - and rather rigidly restricted pawns, at that. Being allowed to decide whether next Tuesday's mission will be to blow up village "A" btead of village "B" in Viet- nam does not constitute real power, in the System sense. Neither does having the authority to write a purchase order for one million mms kits, aluminum, collapsible. This is not to say that there is no truth in the Colonel Blimp caricatures of the military bureaucrat or that much of what's wrong in public life today h not exemplified in the Pen- tagon hierarchy. But the example of DhgXas MacArthur &wid serve to lllustra te what can happen when a general kgm to get ideas too big for his bra% hat. Similar considerations apply to much of be industrial side of THE BEST OF ATTACK! AND NATIONAL VANGUARD TABLOID 7he Nature of the Beast - the military-industrial complex generals or the industrialists. own interests. Consider, for say, Sam Newhouse, of whom - although the industrialists, In both cases the decision- example, the spectrum of views most Americans have never because they have money, must makers - the men of the presented by the media on the heard. be scrutinized more carefully Establishment - worked behind Middle East conflict. Some Mr. Newhouse, the publicitythan the generals. There is no the scenes to further their own editorial writers are hot for 811- shunning son of Jewish imdenying the fact that any man vital interests at the expense of out U.S. military support of migrants from Russia, doesn't with $500 million in the bank - the American people. And they Israel, while others feel a little own Standard Oil. But he does pr~vided he is also moderately exercised the necessary control less comrni trnent would be more own 28 big-city daily clever - has a definite potential over the System to prevail. appropriate, Most com- newspapers, with a combined for calling the tune. In World War I those whose menta tors refer to the fedayeen circulation of niore than five Nevertheless, it is surprising interests were served were the as "terrorists", while some use million. how little correlation there is Zionists, who received the more neutral term The slanted news in one day's between personal wealth and England's pledge, as later ex- "guerrillas. " And while some printing of the Washington Post real power - in most cases. pressed in the Balfour columnists rage about "Arab or the New York Times carries In the first place, the Declaration, to deliver Palestine aggression," others gently more weight than all the manufachrer who owns a $100 to them. In return they brought remind us sf the miserable memoranda ever issued by all million tire factlory by no means about U.S. intervention in the conditions in the Palestinian the generals in the Pentagon. necessarily has $100 million in war on the side of England. refugee camps. Needless to say, both these financial weight to throw Their agents in this were Louis But can you name a single papers are in the hands of around. His liquid assets, Brandeis, the Zionist Supreme major newspaper in America Jewish farn31ies. If one considers available for buying poll ticians, Court justice, who exerted his which advocates that we back not only direct ownership but silencing critics, influencing influence directly on Wilson, and the Arabs rather than the Jews? also indirect control through elections, etc., will generally be R number of Jewish newspaper And when was the last time you advertising revenue - which is much smaller than his fixed publishers who controiled a heard David Brinkley refer to the lifebldmd of any newspaper - assets, such as land, buildings, substantial portion of €he ~sraeli commandos as -- virtually every major daily and machinery. He may find American press. "krrorists"? No Choice newspaper in America is subject himself hard pressed just In World War 11 world Jewry to the dictates of the Jewish keeping Ns employees' union was faced with its rnmt serious Indeed, we never get both Establishment. bought off, the IRS off his back, crisis in centuries as National sides of an issue from the media, and his yacht afloat. Socialist Germany moved to but only various views of the The average industrialist destroy Jewish power and in- same side. We are given the makes his contribution to the flue'nce in Europe. Again, the same sort of "choice" in forming We are living in the age of the System not so much by pulling media played an enormously our opinions that the Democrats mass media. It is an age in the strings as merely by pleying important role in conditioning and Republicnas present to us which new rules apply. No along with it through his own the American people to accept every four years. longer is it necessary , in order to money-grubbing self-interest, the necessity of a European war. In today's world many things control a nation, for a ruling Hk control over our lives is In the war hysteria generated are important and represent clique to have a monopoly on the largely mechanical - the filth after the forhitous - but not power: money, the military . . . capital assets and the firepower his factories pour into the air we unforeseen - Japanese attack but the most important and of that nation. breath and the water we drink, on Pearl Harbor, Roosevelt and powerful of all in s modern These days control is exerthe honking, flashing, the press were able to sweep the democracy is the mechanism for cised more subtly, but all the screeching asphalt and neon public along on a monumentally creating and controlling public more surely, by manipulating jungle he has built for us to live destructive and murderous opinion. the thoughts and the opinions of m. "Crusade in Europe," The group which has this he populace. Universal literacy, The control exercised over our We can again see the same mechanism in its hands wields which makes every American a lives by the Sys tern - and, thus, process at work where the the ultimate authority. That newspaper reader, and unby the men of the Establbhment Middle Eastern war is con- group is the Establishment - or, precedented prosperity, which - is much more profourid. It cerned today. at least, the vital core of the has put a TV receiver in every reaches inta our minds and our The Omnipotent Media Establishment, home, insure that that control souls and twists our wills to its It is not the generals and it is And, in 20th-century America, will be all-pervasive. wn ends; it manipulates us and not the industrialists who are that group is predominantly There is only one way to fight subtly persuades us; it corrupts responsible for the US, backing Jewish. it, and that is to undersfand what m and robs us of our strength Israel. Between them they This may be hard to accept for it is and who exercises it - and and our virtue; and, when its couldn't begin to talk the those who have convinced then to go after them tmUml and purpose Is so served, it coldly American people into another themselves that the Establish- nail. snuff8 out our livm by the war now. ment is Standard Oil and the SMASH millions. But the media could - and Pentagon. In the world of T'HE SYSTEM! 100 The War-Makers are. years ago that would have been DEATH TO THE The military-industrial The generals and the the case. But today Mr. ESTABLISHMENT ! complex may glory in wars and munitions makers have clearly Rockefeller, despite all his it may profit from them, but it is recognizable spheres of self- millions and all his talent for (is~~.ie No. 2, 19 70) the Establishment - not the interest, Thus, even the most deceit and all his conniving, generals and the factory owners credulous elements of the public grasping, unprincipled am- - which makes the basic immediately discount anything bition, wields less power than decisions as to whether there shall be a war and when and they Unfortirnately, say. the same Is not against whom. true of the media. First, mwt American involvement in both people do not recognize that the World Wars gives us an ex- media also, because of the cellent example of how the tightly knit nature of the group Establishment works. Neither in which controls them, bve a World War I nor in World War I1 definik sphere of self-inkrest. were the interests of the Second, the media are truly (and American people served by inherently ) Oriental in their intervention in European con- subtlety. The average American flicts. Yet, in 1917 Wilson hnks "propaganda" is what a dragged a reluctant America plainly labeled epokesrhan for into a European war, and 24 the System tells the people in years later Rmevelt managed order to keep them happy, win the same thing. their support for a new govern- In both cases the principal ment program, etc. He simply actors had been re-elected to the doesn" think anyone wwld be Presidency immediately devious enough to try to acbeforehand on a platform of complish the same thng with the pacifism and nonintervention. Wednesday Night Movie, or the And in both cases the mass Six O'clock News, or an media - principally the press, Associated Press release, or the in that pre-TV era - had played Sunday supplement in his the vital role of swinging public morning paper. opinion into Line behind the The pride of the media is their newly elected instant warriors. ability to create the illusion of a This Andy Warhol advertisement for a Jewish nose-job, titled "Before and ~'lftes," was auctio~ied oEf in New York last rnontllr. ~ l n "art" But neither Wilson nor marketplace of diverse ideas Roosevelt were the ultimate and opinions, while in reality collector paid $?l,OOo for it. decision-makers. Nor was it the always representing ody their (r.vrj~8 -\cJ. 8, , 471
2 THE BEST OF ATTACK! AND NATIONAL VANGUARD TABLOID f HE BEST OF ATTACK! AND NATIONAL VANGUARD TABLOID 3 Facts of Racial Science Blatantly Suppressed One of the moet memorable fedurerr of George Orwell's fascinating politico-fiction nml, 1984, b the "memory hole." Memory holes were the small wall orifices scattered thrwghtwt the offiees and corridors of the Ministry of Truth (propaganda minishy) and giving access to huge in- cinerators in the basement of that building. Any document, photograph, book, or whatever, containing evidence of any fticte displeasing to Big Brother or not In accord wiw the Party's line of the moment, went into a memory hole. Then, using the proceas of "dwblethink ," the government clerk or researcher who had just dropped something into a memory hole would immediately forget that that evidence had ever existed. Thus, facts became "unfacb," and any scrap of printed matter which might have contradicted Big Brother conveniently, disappeared. A11 Featherless Bipedar Unfortunately for all of us, the memory hole has become more than a figment of Orwell's imagination. It has been in wide use in the Western world fur some time now, not only as an aid in rewriting history and politlca but also for bringing science into accord with liberal dogma. The field of science mmt blatantly abused in this way is physical an thropology-more specifically , racial science. To the liberal it is axiomatic that all featherless bipeds are 11 equalw-not just equal before the law or in the sight of God, but endowed with equal creative potential, equal in- tellect, etc. In particular it is unthinkable that there might be inherent intellectual or psychic differences among the races of man. The quite manifest racial differences in Behavior, temperament-and, especially, achievemen t--are explained away as being due solely to exploitation or reprwion of the "disadvantaged" race. For Uberai doctrine holds that race is only skin-deep-strictly a matter of color nothing else. But there are also profound and highly significant physical and anatomical differences- beside color-among the races. Smaller Braha Negroes, for example, have brains which are substantially smallell, on the average, than those of Caucasians. Negro skull$ are thicker, their cranial structure b more primitive, and their cranial sutures fuse at an ealier age than is the case with Whites. This is not racist theory but scientific fact, which b s been carefully observed in thousands of autopsies and comparative anatomical studies. It was, until a few years ago, readily accessible to the inquiring reader In any encyclopedia worthy of the name. Today, however, it has become "unfact." The sections on race in the latest editions of all the major encyclopedias have been rewritten, not for the sake of scientific updating but for the sake of deleting all nakrhl which might suggest the possibility of inequality among races, particularly between Negro and White. All the carefully compiled measurements on cranial structure, brain size, etc. have gone down the memory hole. The 1987 edition of En- cyclopaedia Britannica, tor example, offem exactly two sentences, on the physical characteristics of Negroes: "The general charac teristice of Negro populations are: a dark skin, wmUy hair, thick lips and a high freqency of the cDe (Ro) blood group (see BLOOD GROUPS ) . Most of these populations are charactarized by a short and broad nose, a protruding lower part of the jaw (prognathism) and legs that are long compared with the trunk." (Volume 16, p. 187) ~~ked-UP History After approxbately one pge of exposition on other mattera pertelning to the Negro, there follows a 17-page panegyric on the American Negro. Obscure Blacks with no mateal or historical achieve- ments are written up aa though they were important end peat people, @ving the impression that the develop ment d the UdM States has been a matter of more-or-less equal partnership between Black and Whits Americans. Nowhere is there mention of the biornetric facts @en in earlier edftiorns of the encyclopedia. There can be no doubt whatever as to the reason for this omission, It has certainly not been b save space, for the number of pages devoted to tha Negro is larger in the went edition than in any previw edition. No, the intentions of Britannica's editors are quite evident. They want us to un- ~n sln azbera# matt selfqc m I' derstand that Negroes are simply human beings who happen to have dark skim, and any troublesome facb which might distract us from ME fundamental theme have simply been fed b tbe in- cinera tor. And to take the place of thme troublesome facte an entire peudehistury has been hoked up. In tNEs peud+hiStOry a hapless mulatto who wandered into the Britlsh line of fire at Boston is elevated into an inspired leader of the American Revolution; Admiral Peary's Black manservant, whom he carted along with hhn on his arctlc expeditions, beconles an intrepid explorer and co- discoverer of the North Pole; Black cowboys help tame the West; and Black military leaden play o crucial role In he evolution of the U.S. Amy. Artiflclal Self-Eatcem Perhaps the motives of Bri tannica's editors are aa pure as the driven snow. It may ha that they feel that In an ere of increadng racbl tension and conflict they can help bring about harmonious relations between the races by artifically providing the Negro with a sense of self-mteern he has previously lacked. Alrnwst certainly some of Ebm writers and editom who have ~tretched the truth out of shape in order to write the new Black hiatoriee which are corning df the preaa thaa days feel that their a;ltsulrJt;lc end juetifim #air rabr ahady meaXLB, But what of the acientlsb, the antbropologiats? Can they pcwibly exme the suppmion of tho truth and the pervieraim of their profession elmply because it might hurt someone's feeling to teach Wt Negrw have more bone and lees grey matter above W cobm ban Whites do?. No one atdm t the an- Uwopologlst hht the Negro aps n f r r ' That requires &iag a value judgement, which h-3 quite a different thing from aimply expounding Ihe facta of racial differences, If it kt embarrassing b fhe profeesor to have to acknowledge that the New skull b more "apelike" than hhe Caucasian &dl, h can always poht out Caucasian hair fs more akin to that of the itpa than Is Negro hah-crr, more properly, Negro wool. So wha t? Are we so frightened of the possibility tlmt the facts of race, if widely disseminclted, might lead to some social and political re-evaluations that we must pretend that what Is so i~ not so? Must we make " unfact" of fact in order ta k q cur civWzation from coming apart at the seams? Have we not yet lead, st lab data, that tbe truth wW always mt, soom or lab, and that to persist in fgn* It mut inevitably make be day ab reckonin# more WW? Have our ncholam, our scientlab, cur Zeard men lo this enllghtaoed 'ma UQ Uttk sensed duty a d ppdety thrt thy will cwtlrme to aid mthss than oppose those whore doctrinaire obaeriom make them emenies of truth? The We ot Lyrenkolrm The sad actu.dS h .bt for practically all an throgologisb there has been ao real moral sh-uggle at all over this hue. It has been very easy Ear hm to "go along in r to get along." In th.e Soviet U don th.mo who for decades accepted and taught Lysenkoism b their students, knowing all the while they were teaching a lie, at least had the excue that the NKVD was wakhlryl; them. Which all g w to prove two things: First, that the threat d king burned at the stake or Iiquidated by the secret police is by no mmrw necessary to assure doctrinal orthodoxy. Mvral krror an8 be herd inatiwt are quite wfficicnt. 9 t h safe ta ?ray that Lh avemg* American u~livemity pmfmlor i~ more afraid oI being laklcd a "racist" and mtracizcd by the liberal unlversi ty Establiahrnenl than hi3 Sovial firs dm. that, mid- cvunbrpirt night knock an fmrd And, sccsnd, that tba ebreolype of the typical pmtwor-sckntist as r clear- ~y!ysd ~ eter cr( Uw llvth h re P t w o b r biU. T'bs true pioneers, rebls, lad i~oriwLbP~~b, rccognlze truth who wem amld ~blt t tQ b profudlcas and dqvmrr aE Ur(r day and WIcn were willing lo ru$ke reid ilsacrificm far h d e d that hth---h and even pz"u:nW, UR th Galil~, Sc.cpe.sm+bve different from daayr their bws mare u psdsstrian day from the callmguea night, rt fs th ica By John Sulllvan bufmnery of fundamentalism politician. When he gave who correspond to his gwininhly haL.r& Faintly fm ~m~rnblw ~nythjnff aria h lmfnq- L even The American people pride with its sexually psychopathic evidence of wan thg to create a debased notion of what themselves on being "free revivalist syndrome, true nation out of the mim of leademhip ia all about. A d so Thp rnanstroual ir~heri tancc? men," pragmatic and rational Dignity of worship, l&e all the Civil War, he was he revels In it, wallows in it, kxps B ~ T pmd enuh~.gh al Ihm beings who bow before no man other manifestations of assassinated. enjoying-mongrel hl he is- tItt.ihld~, ns, in fact, 'U1Rf in and only slightly, if at all, superiority and culture, elicits Zi ncoln's Vice-President, tho sight3 and saunl&, t b &cr 10 s.urvilt~, th~ ,wtm of More gods. Not lot them the no response from the '"free" Andrew J~hmon, was almost aromaa and flavors of Xn.hrit& wealkh ts1ual prar'e* degraded and obsequious American. Thus the startling driven out of office by Thad- mediocrity and Ignominy. thh how ''dernwra1.i~" he By respect for aristocracy, number of z.nny, ugly, and deus Stevens and hia horde of is so-called "frdom." This is C~FPA~~QJ in Wc "rurryrmrs" kadi tion, hierarchical religion, brutal religions that have race-mixers and financiers. the atate of being which y w atyle. Fhbltms Lh.e ekct.i.amtifl~c and a11 the other Ief tovers from sprouted up on American soil: Johnson's lenient policy toward 2Ubcenhry yr~grna tic, ra super'nzan t.ioniil, scleritific, Mrkdg M, p-errstomin~d of 12i~Zdurl bad, old Europe! Jehovah's Witnesses, Ad- theSouth and hls anti4amitism Rwkefrllcr p~inl, ilu ca-w a-nd, oK m~re h~s qteitrs. So the Like all of America's myths, ventis ts, Hdy Rollers, constituted a grave threat ta superior to the cul- d hb this k SQ many sheep drop Chris tian Scien tists-every the Nor theas tern Anglo- ancm tom. wh:o m.;enlIy emrpr8td frgm r pings; for in actuality the conceivable bird of prey in tbe Yid'djsb plutocracy whicb Demo-maa'r Ddlty YmbmSt C R ~ ns, that a a ghetto nran who1 rmidcnt., 'l.~n.;tri a f American people, taken aviary of man's credulity, And over Ws camtry In 18% a ~ d No! Neither God nor art nm together, constitute the mml these from a people suppmdy bs held it ever since. hero are held in high mgsrd cemfartable krronue~l mta'cer lo1 credulous, superstltims mass enlightened and liberated from What Amedce la All Abut by dernarnen. But he dm% hive! $u? e'l.1 ~v-5 Lh ~rimimi nqrotdq, of mindlms serfs in the history the burden of their Gothic Now, however, since the a deity-a totem, iE you wish find half-bmtd F)ue:tO HICR~R, of the world and the rnwt heritage, people have grown far more belore which he prmktatm annot pibly enjoy it unims. ignomini ws mob of grovelers PHant Careerlab stupid and the techniques of kh.s,elf, ~i hero to him mora he i~ ~01ne fiotL dr freak, TRla and lickspittles since the Helots Nor d m the Americana tiend brainwashing more exper3 the heroic than Lancalotn I bva nuy well M thc. caw. Rut it is of Sparta. before klnga, defile before System is hermetically sealed never met an American who Inom Uely that Ihe young Cocksure Clods caudillos, commissars, and against taEen t, vision, and dld not venerate,. adore, wor- R~k~feller ~881 frderclri int~ The "free" citizen of Moronfa likesuch. His leadem are, llke honesty. I fjrmly believe lhat ship, and palpitab mer a rich Spanish Hnrlr1-n M yri o[ (hc trembles not before the enigma himself, Living embdmenh of every pubUc afflcial in the man, especially a "&U-hmds" cvsr~ll carnpnlgn t ,o of existence. Ywr ccxlksure, the natioml character and, United Stah, from the Justice rich mu. NO cantier ever dsrnoera tiae his ianilp'f W-saturated cid, puffed up therefore, half-wits . . . or so of the Peace in Nawh.er.esville fawned mate over hts ma~kr, Ema;ge, with all the pseudoscience and they appear to be. If a man of up to the President himself, is a no oriental eunuch bmed lower Anettcrtl h'&Mwf hlth ludicruus twaddle which passes real ability, independent bona fide criminal who, under tbn our "free-and-equal" TmJy h =Pi-made man h for education, b beyond such habik, swnd vision, and tme normal conditions and under fellaheen da when carcaring c~k-zrd-BSm-w~h in b Caitrprd medieval hangovers. Yet he culture presented hunseU to the any other system, would be in stinking tows of soma s.upr- States. Everytima no.me "believes," with the faith of electorate, he wwld bre laughed the penitentiary. Yet, thrrs is the avaricious, extra- nilgar oaf geh rich 'by CWF little children, in "progressr," in to scorn, and if he offended leadership that America unscrupulous, rrrganlcally cwting Borne frdb pmwiky N "education," in "freedom," in democratic sensibilities t ~ o deserves, the type that mnlicials creature from Uw e =wjndle tha Sp'Lsm Is "equality," and in all the idiotic deeply he might find his life In moat cloaely approximates the lower deph who 11.Wd smqhn&, bec;aau~ he haa fuss and fuddle of plutwratlc actual danger. If such a person national zeitgeist ... for, isn't and clawed his way to the top d helped keep h NatiobJml Faith democracy. He nods gravely were to venture into politics be money-grubbing and swind4.q the mmcmntlte; hr~ghill, UVW: W ement, LPdt hl&~ all over the asinine emi~ions of wm1d have to hide hh light what America is all about, InbcriM wealth, however, la the ~Uslpk elerne nQ Matkt Ph.D,'s and finds his ideal of under a bushel of platihdes, any haw? always suspxt In the eye d En a ~lernbhce d nrmti~nlrl~d-~ the true and the good in the This is why the Presidency, Nor d m the golden realm ob &m*man. Ih pammar dld tho bop that W mdim W- creatiom of advertking and ever since John Qulncy Addam art entice them with its not "earn it" and is, thereiora, mkhem m'ltivak &sir public-rela tions charla taw. In vacated it, has been a du$e treasures. The average tainted and might be given to brt of barb, tbe bcksn~ng brief, Mororua's substitute for for cutright scoundrels a d American irs definitely no Heliogabolic vices like art horizon. tuward which 200 religion i;s a thousand times pliant careerists. Thi8 rwultant aesthete. Refinemeah d couscting or ckss[al mu&. million submibie drsiaera are more obnoxious and a million lack of leademfirp is why saund, of form, of utterance, The self-made plutocrat, on the eapdiq, the goal ht k e p timm more improbable than plutocracy hes been able to loot never intrude upon his other hand, la covered with th be mob ~kakf~fif in ik, ptnulf the real thing at its very womt. and degrade udc to its hart's, workaday weltanscha~ung, scars of rner.cantl18e comb t and 04 "happim!s," tik* uislon !or Even when he possesses content. and hrs art, such as it is, the sin of lehre has not yet which all the natlc~nsr l religious feelings, the It used to he that every ge reflects his total immunity to scented away h stench orl the phti?UdPS are br~t 8 r ~~~dehtl American is bud, nix! tjme often a rqUy independent man beauty. In soup-can por- mrkdphce. All - Amencan Clreaw, k t out d ten, to expreaa it in wcruld sllp into office, or that traiture, pyc bdelic claptrap, j am not i~in~ating that you, too, wit17 Zke proper sut.lartdish form. If ha tenda once in off ice a formerly pliable glass-box architecture, and people like ihe Rwkefallcrs ducrrtion, Iruck, eind just, phr. toward liberalism, the party hack would try to upend rock mwic the American h a axe in any way ~uperlcu to ~ki1! ~ s k cmnlvin~, can b r~ch Unit~rian or Quaker quackery b mastem. Anhw ~ackaon b finally fwd n c u l b lw New Money crowd. E or.1~ pint adi, themfore, wlsr a nri-wko suffices to sathfy his spiritual a good example of W, as is enough for hk &ate$; just a8a in mt Lhe pethdogk@l American knm" -WY~ PWTI \*cIA~I~I~L;; needs, 21 conservatism b hls Uncsoln, who for moat of his life Richard Nuoa, Jab Limkay, respect for the ma0 who thing, he is sure to find balm for was the very epitome af the the Kennedys, and Lyndon "makes a mi~li~'~ ~n Dm w n his soul in the tatterdemaUon app~rtuniStiE, gaabag ~ohnson has he found kkidars and the qually PUQ~W,~~~
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