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There are basically three views on war: I War as if for sport 2 War as means justified by the state 3 War not ironically, today we have to worry about the first and third because they are the most frustrated. The first because can't get a real good war and settle every- thing. The third because they're discouraged that there is anyfighting at all. The second is a different group, contented, and make up the majority. Contented because they can always justify any war as long as they try hard enough! War If he who has not sinned cast the first stone, not many could and those that could probably wouIdn't. War War is a lie and 'just war' is the biggest lie. Closing I: You may say 'who is he'?' Now. But just wait until I become an unknown. Closing II: Looking back at past Today's all the Memories and love I've had I don't know Why I worry so much About what's gonna Happen, for truly I've Been blessed. Closing We've been hoodwinked Someone said 'good fences make good neighbors' which may or may not be true as they define too unclearly trespass. And now you can see whole cities divided with fences, can even see the streets of someone's neigh- borhood with barricades choked with burned out autos and with piled sandbags objects used to divide the death count - separated, even in the thing we all share. They've done it at last, I saw it yesterday black and ominous. I saw it last night, a glowing warning of reflected darkness. A wall inthe sky. I want to thank my family and my friends from school and from home for the help, guidance, but most of all love they have shown me. I'II remember you and hope you'lI do the same. It was told to me that the Indian believed that as long as a person was remembered a part of his spirit would remain among those left behind . . .Jim Flodnite and Bill Tuthill. May God bless us all 186,000 Closings a second
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