January 11, 2019
Lurene around 2004 Los Angeles
NOTE; FEB 2019 FOR REFERENCE:
360-734-8916
mom and harry
brookdale
4415 Columbine Drive Unit 224
Bellingham 98229
360 734 891
7 AM
[I know there are errors in typing. I will correct. -- Lurene]
HENRY KISSINGER WITH CHARLIE ROSE; LONG INTERVIEW; SUPERLATIVE; TWO HOURS AND TEN MINUTES;
Link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tn8ZvlrnDV4
I value highly the section of interview when Kissinger tries to explain how lifelong residents or hostages or prisoners
of dictatorial/anarchic/communist or fascist regimes escape them, but can't take freedom.
That is, many, now in a liberal democratic nation, are never able to recover intellectually or understand routine
commerce.
I've seen this myself with individuals who arrived in San Francisco after the fall of The Berlin Wall.
In San Francisco, we'd suddenly have neighbors that had a hard time understanding daily commerce and occupations
which had rules and boundaries and transparency in the world. They only knew Black Market Economics.
Some emerged into the new world and believed the Jews engineered and maintained The Holocast, made money
through Adolf Hitler. I am not joking.
Some were healthier, though, too.
I knew exactly when I was seeing, though.
In the 1990s, I would calmly hand my guest his coffee and say, "Oh, no, sweetie. It honestly was Adolf Hitler, Josef
Stalin, Mussolini, Genocide in Europe, Russia, Asia. The Jews did not choose to life in concentration camps...."
I am talking about old Czechoslovakia sometimes, for example. It as not always true, but sometimes was.
Also, in Israel in the late 1980s, many surviving victims of Concentration Camps lived for decades with their
grandkids, but nearly completely demented, insane. Other survivors were able to recover easier, especially kids.
-- Lurene
The interview:
Leonie Sauer
Published on Dec 7, 2017
Henry Kissinger and Graham Allison on the U.S., China, and the Thucydidess Trap 11, 2017 at the Harvard Club of
New York City.
The White House.
İlber Ortaylının Amerikanın ünlü siyaset bilimcisi Henry Kissinger ile Dolmabahçe sarayın da geçen anısı.
Many viewers of last nights PBS Newshour Democratic Debate might be confused by the strange focus on former. --30--
