One of the greatest novels I've ever read is "The Bridge on the Dina".This is an unforgettable historic picture of an era and a bold dramatization of the plight of the doomed everywhere. In a way, it tell us about "the day(s) after" and what happens to people when a "great" empire disperses and we are left behind to suffer the consequence.
It looks to me as if nothing changes with time. Those who are in charge, do not wish to foresee the terrible future. Still, we remain silent; we do not force ourselves to ask them, "Do you decide just like this?"
We have a choice to make and we have to make it in November. This much I know.
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