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Group open to suggestions concerning proposed public information-
publishing program. Van-- In
howardrobardhughesmemorial@yahoogroups.com, "Van J. Simmons Jr."
<gsimmons@v...> wrote:
> Benjamin Franklin and his "Poor Richard's Almanac" are the guides
and
> examples to be followed in this group's efforts to bring commonsense
> and positive resolute results from the maze that enemies have too
long
> mired us down in. Evil must not be allowed to continue to prowl
about
> unopposed and unresisted. What evil, do you ask? Look around you
and
> see (as we all do) that evil prevails in every aspect of life. The
> particular case that we are to deal with is the as-yet unaddressed,
> much less unsolved crime of all time. A crime so hideous that by
> itself it embodies threats to all that decent people stand for.
> Orson Welles (alone?) asked: "What were they doing to him up there,
> if he could have broken his silence would it have been a cry for
> help"?
> A man was held in abduction under conditions only to be compared to
> that suffered by inmates of Hitler's concentration (Murder) Camps,
> for nore than 10 years, during which time preneditated falsehoods
> were published abroad about him so as to cause him to be reviled by
> his fellow man. They gathered together as scavengers to fight over
> his pitiable remains, and continue (those yet livinng) enriched by
> the ill-gotten spoils that they appropriated from his earthly
> possessions. Worst of all they have slandered and despoiled his
> memory among his fellows in acts calculated to remove all
respectable
> memory of him from his fellows throughout the world.
>
> The program to rectify this ugly chapter of the longest part of the
> 20th Century, shall take its example from Benjamin Franklin and
> his publication"Poor Richsard's Almanac." For this purpose there
> must become enrolled a (1)cartoon-caricaturist (2) writer (3)
Printer
> Binder-Distributor and (4) Board of Directors to oversee operations.
>
> I ask and expect ALL members to participate in this operation, and
> that
> the program begin at earliest time, with all dispatch and firm
> resolution.
> Sincerely Van