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indyw20033mthReplied to MaydayMarkoThat's cool! I like your wording! I haven't read "Mein Kampf" yet myself, but your translation speaks the message I'd say!
Even just out of the introduction a few sentences already struck him. With this book I am not turning to strangers, but specifically to those followers of this movement, who's hearts belong to the movement and who's conscience now cries for inner enlightenment. Alistair smiled. He remembered how many times he'd uttered similiar words; that he was speaking to certain voters; the ones who shared the same vision. Hitler had given them a voice, and now was giving them a base as well.- indyw20034mthReplied to MicroraptorCh 20 Intentions
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I agree! To understand what is happening in the world one must look back into the past at conflicts, agreements...
"As you hopefully know, I'm the 48th President of the United States," he said, starting off with the basics. The kids laughed at his 'hopefully', "we are in History class, and the most important history for you all to understand is what is happening now." He said. "And to understand what is happening now, and equally as important; why it is happening now, we need to look into the past." Saying this he quickly glanced over at Miss Allen. She sat on the edge of her desk and was looking at him with big brown eyes. "I was in High School once too, a long time ago," he said, joking again which made the students laugh, "and I remember not liking it too much. My teachers made it a bit boring," he shot an apologetic look at Miss Allen, "I hope your Miss Allen doesn't put you all to sleep in her lectures," and then with a warm smile he added; "I'm sure she doesn't."