LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

sent ’em out, but not OUT enough. With of course reference to
Cromwell, and the French revolution and the role played by kikes in the
French Revolution. And where all that happens to us, where it concerns
us, why it is not all old lace and retrospect, embalmed and perfumed
with lavendar.
What I would like to do in these talks is to arouse curiosity, even ten
cents’ worth or two bucks’ worth of those rare virtues: intellectual
awareness and curiosity. Alice James, the Great Henry’s sister,
complained that we Americans would not show moral indignation, that
is, at times when she would get all set for having an American show
moral indignation the American would just fold up and not do it.
Of course, the James family warn’t exactly English or exactly American.
In fact some of ’em come from Ulster, which explains a lot of the
mystery that has hitherto enveloped their peculiar reactions, if you can
[explain] Ulster Irish.
I take it I sometimes do display some sort of indignation. But I can’t get
up indignation over some things. I mean, ever since I started writin’,
people have called me in to give opinion as to what to do for their
relatives, when they got a bit queer in the head. Just like Cheever in
Paris. My old concierge saying: what, Monsieur, you spend all your time
locking [up] lunatics? People think, because one writes poetry, that one
knows about people’s heads? So that I have on occasion conferred with
pathologists. And when a man comes out and says: NO American boy
shall be sent out to fight outside the country. Then a few months or a
year later, you hear him holler: Millyums of American soldiers are in all
parts of the globe, ain’t it wunnerfuuuulll! Am I expected to display
moral indignation! Two hundred corpses floatin’ about in the sea off the
harbor of Cadiz? Whaaaa, only 200, why in a year or so there’ll be
thousands and thaaaaousans of corpses floatin’ all over the ocean. Ain’t
it wunnnnnerful!