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From: | Joey Odell |
Subject: | [dev-serveez] crayon |
Date: | Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:13:06 +0300 |
They are terrible,These immaterial and airy
words,Sharp as edged swords, infectious as the plague.
Wasntthere something called the Declaration of
Independence?
The farmer who does hiswork well is part of an
army.
NARRATOR: Thats what they do to soldiers of
humanity! I spoke for every man who lifts his headAnd will not bow to
tyrants.
I sang democracy,The new word, the new meaning, the
bright day,And I march with you! And this year, farmers areharvesting far more than
we have produced in any other year. SOUND EFFECTS MAN: Hitlers last squeal when he
hears the Yankshave landed. JOCK: Aye, youve done a good job on her,
son.
Books are not men, and yet they are
alive.
THE BORDER VOICE: And yet it wasnt always so. Told
the recruiting sergeant I was fromMontreal, but I guess he knew where I came
from.
Want to hear what a baleof wool sounds
like?
VOICE: Aint got a rifle, aint got a gun,But Ill
break my back till this war gets won. FARM VOICE: Never had much to do with
soybeans, but I hear theycan be raised.
Lets go to anembarkation point for a minute.
NARRATOR: But werent there just a few things in between? AN IRISH VOICE: My name is
Jonathan Swift,Dean of St.
Between the wars, the grass grows back again,
butsometimes it doesnt grow for long. A MASSACHUSETTS VOICE: A handful of weevily
wheat! Were free men here in this country and we mean to stayfree. Because, if
Hitler wins thats the end of my farm and me. Lets stand on the Canadianside of a
great water.
It shall no longerbe performed on the German
stage.
Books are not men, and yet they are alive. NAZI
VOICE: New editions of the works of the Jew, Heinrich Heine,are not
desirable.
He wanted togo and he did, but I keep remembering.
Seem to have lots of elections over there. Next year they will be called upon for
even more. VOICE: Five brood sows and thirty-two pigs.
It means doingwithout and making other things do. I
spoke for every man who lifts his headAnd will not bow to tyrants. To start the
discussion, I am goingto ask Joe Barnes to recite the Gettysburg Address to
us.
WASHINGTON: I must represent once more to the
Congress the hardcondition of my men. VOICE: Get your back bowed down so the folks
can sayHe bowed his back for the U. They strangled the German Republic and moved
in.
You cant havepart-time soldiers and part-time
farmers. They join with you in the resolve never to let up in the battleof
production. NARRATOR: But werent there just a few things in between?
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