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The Sin of Complicity — FDR, Auschwitz, and the Lilliput Troupe
Author: Kevin Fraleigh Published Date: January 8, 2018
The world is so much clearer in hindsight. That’s why historians practice what’s called the “fifty-year rule”. The rule is a tacit acknowledgment that it is virtually impossible to judge history objectively until the consequences of historical events have played out and been realized. The downside to this however, is…
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So Begins The Revolution!
Author: Kevin Fraleigh Published Date: June 10, 2014
Okay, so here’s the scenario: You’ve had enough. You’re motivated to action. The country is falling apart. The people are ready for a change, but no one is strong enough to lead the revolt. So you have an idea, just as clear as glass. What the revolution needs is a leader. But…
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