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 GL> On (01 May 95) Mark Freel wrote to Gary Livermore...
 
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 GL> On (28 Apr 95) Mark Freel wrote to Gary Livermore...
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 GL> Below are some book titles that have shown an emerging
 GL> "Police State" That may be interesting reading:
 MF>
 GL> 1:  The Iron Heel        - Jack London,        1907
 GL> 2:  1984                 - George Orwell,      1949
 GL> 3:  It can't happen here - Sinclair Lewis,     1935
 GL> 4:  Ecotopia Emerging    - Ernest Callenback,  1981
 GL> 5:  Atlas Shrugged       - Ayn Rand,           1957
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 MF>  Brave New World              - Aldous Huxley        ?
 MF>  Animal Farm
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 MF>  The Fate of Man     - H.G. Wells   1939?
 MF>    This one is non-fiction and gives Wells' ideas about how the
 MF>    world should be run.  It may not fit your category.
 GL> I would guess that his idea and my idea would be very different.
 I'm sure they were.  The book was interesting because it was published on
 the eve of WWII.  He thought communism was the way to go despite its
 problems at the time.  Another list that could be started could be one
 of government excess.
 1890, Wounded Knee, SD
 1932, Washington, DC
 1975, Wounded Knee, SD
 1986, Philadelphia, PA
 1992, Ruby Ridge, ID
 1993, Waco, TX
 add in medical experiments and other events and you could have a long list.
 Another could be government corruption -
 Inslaw, Wedtech, Tea Pot Dome, Iran-Contra, . . .
 Lists like these could be useful in demonstrating a historical vantage
 point.
... Catch the Blue Wave!
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