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Blind spot
W hile on the one hand 1 am
vii .iriouslv exuberant about the
steamrolling momentum of
positive change in (-.astern Ku
rope. I am embarrassed about
the politic al role our sup
posedlv illustrious nation is not
playing
1 am fed-up with their pre
tend game and their pec king
order sc apegoat system I he lie
they live about our economy is
as vital a lie as the timber exec
lit ic es' lie about the amount of
harvestable trees in our woods
Those Washington ennserva
fives can't he as dumb as they
think we are Lamentably they
continue to embellish out al
reach outlandish arms stock
pile, while not helping the per
ilous state of our educational
system lor those still not
brainwashed: Which would he
a better investment in our na
lion's future?
rhey ex.it erbate the national
detic it. nuclear fear, crime, and
drug abuse (and gi\e them
selves a raised) before recogniz
mg or addressing the lac I that
Hiir nation is on .1 slippery
slope with the outcome being
an interior demor rat y with an
inferior economy (the least ot
our worries) .ill for tear ol los
mu tfie 1 r chautfeuretl limns
the democratizing ot liastern
I'.urope has inspired citizens
here and everywhere that
1 hangc is overdue
I'm aware of a blind spot ol
optimism in the public mind
()t all the many respec table
causes needing commitment
we c annul forget those in
1 barge pretending th.it coinniu
nisrn is all we have to fear
Don't tie optimistic ally mute
while wall liing the lies go un
c hoc keel Soon they II know it's
the people they represent to
w horn they need to pay alien
lion
Sally (Haggl'd
Kugene
Fabulous Four
1 wish to wholeheartedly
thank the I ahulous four those
Student I lealth Insurant e < '0111
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THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON
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