I can see that I am not discussing anything with you, I might as well be having a conversation with Bill Ayers, or Sally Jacobs, or any one of the other authors who tell varying tales about the adventures of the people around zero, and now it's Manariss I am 'talking' to. You're a joke. You can't trust yourself to have an opinion, you need to be told what to think. But what's really sad is that you miss all the interesting bits, like Ruth saying how the house was always full of relatives and children, and Malik saying how he grew up with Barack Hussein Obama...there must be a mountain of books you can quote from by now. Pity is, most of them contradict each other. Don't forget Malcolm Marable, he's got a good one out, he says he researched it for 10 years. That's because he was in charge of the Malcolm X archive at Columbia, I guess. The daughters of MX are furious with him, for wrIting that both their mother and father had affairs.
Live happy in your straight-jacket world, where no light nor truth shines in, and both are contained only on the pages of the books you read. It's got to be one of the pitfalls of your profession, IF IT'S NOT ON PAPER, IT DOESN'T EXIST. You are far far too easy to fool/impress...but I'm telling you now, I plan to continue, there's more to the story others deserve to see, whether it suits your CPA fossilized brain or not. That poor woman has been through h+ll, she wants to keep her life and her school, she loves the children from what I can gather, she will tell the story in whatever way will keep her safe.
That poor woman has been through h+ll, she wants to keep her life and her school, she loves the children from what I can gather, she will tell the story in whatever way will keep her safe. That's exactly what I was thinking. The idea that she would tell the truth to Maraniss or whatever his name is! She wants to live! Or Mark - changing the photo of the misnamed boys, then pulling it - he wants to live, too.