25-02-2013, 10:33 PM
I have Assassination Science (1998) and Murder in Dealey Plaza (2000).
When I suggested the attention span of America could not accommodate JFK, 911, JFKJR, Wellstone, Moon Landing, and the rest of the Niagara of attic cleaning, he was arrogant and abrupt, insisting upon it.
That's his personal propensity.
I find the subtle connectivity to be persuasive enough.
That Manson marks a pivot on which Bugliosi and Polanski and Specter and Ira the Unicorn do a Seven Days in May Dance.
Fetzer is the perennial professor taking the opposite tack, contrarian, eccentric.
Twenty books on philosophy has developed a set of skills straining for a run around the track.
The body which would target him is distracting from its illegal distribution of technology from its Ames research center.
And from other of its enterprises in Shadowland.
It mocks him at its peril, and only until the audience realizes it's the fiftieth anniversary of a stage act based on such distraction.
When I suggested the attention span of America could not accommodate JFK, 911, JFKJR, Wellstone, Moon Landing, and the rest of the Niagara of attic cleaning, he was arrogant and abrupt, insisting upon it.
That's his personal propensity.
I find the subtle connectivity to be persuasive enough.
That Manson marks a pivot on which Bugliosi and Polanski and Specter and Ira the Unicorn do a Seven Days in May Dance.
Fetzer is the perennial professor taking the opposite tack, contrarian, eccentric.
Twenty books on philosophy has developed a set of skills straining for a run around the track.
The body which would target him is distracting from its illegal distribution of technology from its Ames research center.
And from other of its enterprises in Shadowland.
It mocks him at its peril, and only until the audience realizes it's the fiftieth anniversary of a stage act based on such distraction.