Re: Does Judyth have anything to offer serious students of the JFK

Grizzlie Antagonist wrote:
> "paul seaton" <paulNOseatonSPAM@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Grizzlie Antagonist" <lloydsofhanford@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> "pjfk" <pamelajfk1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>> On Jul 23, 10:10 pm, Anthony Marsh <anthony_ma...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>>> JLeyden...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
>>>>>> On Jul 22, 10:01 pm, "Grizzlie Antagonist"
>>>>>>> Judyth has inspired a cookbook:  Cancun Recipes for the Disloyal 
>>>>>>> Hippie Homemaker
>>>>>>> Here is one of the recipes for a dish called "Judyth's Story".
>>>>>> Funny, I don't see this listed on Amazon.com.  All I see is the
book 
>>>>>> on
>>>>>> her fantasy affair with the late Lee Harvey Oswald.  It's marked
"Out 
>>>>>> of
>>>>>> Print."  Used to be marked "Currently unavailable" but I guess
Amazon 
>>>>>> has
>>>>>> given up the ghost.  Now if only we could get Shackelford to tgive
up 
>>>>>> the
>>>>>> ghost.
>>>>>> JGL
>>>>> Are you talking about Bugliosi's book Reclaiming History? You can
find
>>>>> that on the clearance tables.
>>>> Maybe we can get the Bug to give up the ghost.
>>>
>>>
>>> How come you're so outraged by the supposed "dehumanization" of Lee 
>>> Harvey Oswald who has been a corpse for almost 45 years and yet so
eager 
>>> to "dehumanize" Vincent Bugliosi who is still very much alive?
>>>
>>> I haven't heard of very many human rights advocates who make it a
point 
>>> to speak exclusively on behalf of the dead.
>> The dead have long been ignored, human rights-wise. For eg, they can 
>> sacked with no comeback the moment the employer finds they are in 
>> fact....er.. . dead.  ...
>>
>> Ahem.
>>
>> Now, in all seriousness, nobody can maintain this is either fair or
even 
>> neccessary. Dead people are quite capable of performing a useful role
in 
>> society, probably even outperforming - at least in terms of interest in

>> the job and in terms of maintaining a pleasant, welcoming demeanour -
many 
>> teenage shop assistants I have had the misfortune to deal with
recently.
>>
>> Another example of an area where the dead could be profitably employed 
>> would be in the museum guard business. In fact I am certain many of the

>> guards in the National Gallery here in London are stiffs. I know for a 
>> fact that 3 of them haven't moved a muscle in the last 15 years.
>>
>> It is not generally realised by those who haven't experimented but the 
>> dead also act as highly efficient negative storage heaters, cooling a
very 
>> small room much more efficiently than CO2 producing air con.
>>
>> The very word 'dead' has accreted some very negative connotations over
the 
>> centuries, and perhaps it's time we got rid of it, and replaced with a 
>> brand new descriptor .. "The Differently Alive" maybe, or the
"extremely 
>> patient " ( The dead are renowned for their unbelievable patience - 
>> something not all of us can say about ourselves. So employment areas
where 
>> patience is absolutely essential are ripe for takeover by our otherwise

>> unemployed dead brothers & sisters.  ).
>>
>> Of course, there is a sub category of the generally dead, whom i might 
>> call "Dead Murderers", who have had an even worse time over the years
than 
>> the merely .. dead. Good to know Pam is looking out for their
interests.
>>
>> If ever you stand for office, you are sure to corner the dead vote ;-)
> 
> 
> Fittingly enough, that's a constituency which helped put JFK in the
White 
> House. 
> 
> 


I think you are talking about Landslide Lyndon.