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Shhhhh - There's A SECRET
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NUMBER in your Telephone!
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Diez, diez, seis, dos, nueve.
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5 cents a minute!
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Don't tell anyone...
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special Chiapas issue of
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Activist Times, Int.
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issue #168.
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99022623590000
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A little past half-moon.
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"the drunks, and the catholics;
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and the drunk catholics."
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--Gary Farmer in Sherman
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Alexie's '98 classic,
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"SMOKE SIGNALS."
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Hello there, I'm prime anarchist and
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I'm your tourguide for this rocky
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road ice cream journey to the
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center of the girth.
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I this week, turn over my pub's
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column to sup Marcos so that he can
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say a little bit about what I call
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none other than a total world "be-in."
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So, without further dodo, I give 4
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"ya basta's!" and three "nunca mas'"
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and say, "hit it, sup..."
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February 14, 1999
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To: "all" [ati's words; not his]
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From: SupMarcos
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Ladies and Gentlemen:
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So here we are once again. I am
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reminded that, in the previous
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letter, I left pending what I
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was telling you about how the
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International Consultation
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and the Campaign for the Excluded
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of the World was going to be
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run. Here it goes:
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1.- Well, first I'll tell you about
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the brigades that, in the five
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continents, have been accredited and
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have sent us their ideas, reports, and
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anxieties...
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[I've taken the liberty of a big
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"snip" here, he lists a gazillion
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placenames, and I'd like to call
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it "just about everywhere." If
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any of you live in an area where
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you have no idea what we're talking
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about here, GET TO WORK.]
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...they all know that the struggle that
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is going on here is also their own,
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and that is how we understand it as well.
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Therefore, we extend to them a welcome.
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2.- Now, let me tell you that in the
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five continents, two big activities
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are being prepared for the coming March.
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One is the International Consultation.
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Since for us (and for many like us), the
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Mexicans who live abroad have rights that
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must be recognized, we have thought that
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the Consultation for the Recognition of
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the Rights of the Indian Peoples and
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For the End to the War of Extermination
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should be open to participation by all
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Mexicans, without it mattering where
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they are found. Then, what we did was
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to call an International Consultation,
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in a way such that the Mexicans who live
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in other countries, and are older than
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12, could also give their opinions about
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the four questions which will be
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answered on March 21, 1999.
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Not just that, but for the
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International Consultation we have
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decided to add a fifth question
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which says:
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Do you agree that Mexicans who live
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abroad should be an active part in the
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construction of a new Mexico and have
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the right to vote in the elections?
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In this way, the Mexicans who live
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outside of the country will have the
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opportunity to give their opinions
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about the recognition of their rights
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(which is denied them by the gov.)
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3.- Clearly, here one asks oneself what
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those who are not Mexican, but who are
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interested and pledged to peace and the
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recognition of the rights of all, can do
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or how they can participate.
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Well, one way they can participate
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is in the Campaign for the Excluded of
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the World (of which I will speak later),
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and the other is to promote and spread
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the Consultation in their countries,
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organizing the installation of voting
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tables, and organizing and carrying
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out the computation and communication
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with Mexico so that the results can be
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known. In this task may participate all
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the men and women, young and old of the
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world, with or without organization,
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without mattering their nationality,
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race, color, taste, creed, size, weight,
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sexual preference, or whatever other kind
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of classification the powerful use to
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exclude those who are different.
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So that nationality will not matter,
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the International Consultation will
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have many spaces for participation
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beyond casting votes.
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4.- Yes, I understand that you're asking
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what the Mexicans living abroad will do
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to give their opinions about the five
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questions and how we are going to know
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your answers.
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Well, we have decided to propose the
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following options:
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a).- So that the Mexicans living abroad
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can give their opinions, all those
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within a nation who are interested can
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get in contact, and, in common accord,
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organize the installation of tables
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and centers of computation.
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b).-These "National Coordinations" are
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accredited in the Oficina de Contacto,
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so that we can know in what countries
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and how the International Consultation
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is being organized.
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c).-To send in the vote count that the
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National Coordination will carry out,
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you will have to get in contact with
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the Oficina de Contacto.
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d).-If any group of people, organization,
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or group of organizations in a given country
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want to organize in a different way from
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the "National Coordination," there's no
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problem. We just ask you to as well get
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accredited with the Oficina de Contacto.
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e).-In addition to going to the tables
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for the Consultation, one can give
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one's opinion on the five questions
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by sending the answers via telephone,
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fax, internet, email, satellite, boat
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or paper airplane, intercontinental
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rocket, carrier pigeon, or by surface,
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water, or air mail. All this will
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be directed to the Oficina de Contacto.
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ATTENTION: ALL THE NATIONAL COORDINATIONS,
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GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND PEOPLE INTERESTED
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IN ORGANIZAING THE CONSULTATION IN THEIR
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COUNTRY MUST GET ACCREDITED WITH THE...
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OFICINA DE CONTACTO PARA LA CONSULTA.
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Avenida Ignacio Allende #22-A,
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Barrio San Antonio (entre Av. Alvaro
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Obregn y Hermanos Dominguez).
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C.P. 29250. San Cristobal de Las
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Casas, Chiapas, Mexico.
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Telephone and Fax:
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(967) 8-10-13 and (967) 8-21-59.
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Well, now I'm going to tell you a little
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bit about the INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN
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FOR THE EXCLUDED OF THE WORLD.
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This mobilization campaign which we
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have convoked is not only for 21mar99.
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We are calling for principal actions
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to be carried out on that day, when
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the Consultation for the Recognition
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of the Rights of the Indian Peoples
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and the End to the War of Extermination
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is also taking place.
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Clearly, one of the ways to mobilize
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for this international campaign for
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the excluded of the world is to participate
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in the promotion and spread of the
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Consultation, in the formation of National
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Coordinations, in the installation of
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tables, in the count and the communication
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of the results (which are not exclusively
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tasks for Mexicans); but it is not the
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only way.
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For that day, people can organize,
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for example, manifestos, letters public
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and private, displays, peaceful demonstrations,
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music concerts (of course, following the
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example of the worthy Mexican rockers - who
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are with the Consultation note by note -,
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the rock groups in the whole world will echo
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the zapatudo "Ya Basta!"), recitals,
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assemblies, conferences, multimedia
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and/or cybernetic events, etcetera.
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Nothing that is civil and peaceful is
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excluded, and people's imagination and
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creativity will go beyond, it is sure,
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anything we propose here. It is to be
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a campaign for all the excluded, not
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just for indigenous peoples or the
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Zapatistas.
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There is an act planned in Strasbourg
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to demand change in the immigration
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policies of European countries, and
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the organizers have decided to incorporate
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into their act the demands for the
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recognition of the rights of the
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indigenous peoples and the end
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to the war of extermination.
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There is also, in France, "Feu Faux
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Lait." This is a theater company that is
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preparing to participate in the campaign
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for the excluded of the world by staging
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a play in Paris and the surrounding areas.
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Now you see that there are many ways
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of participating. You just have to
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come to agreement, organize, and act.
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Well, now I'll say goodbye.
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As soon as more is known,
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I'll write again.
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Vale.
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We wish you health,
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and let's not let
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neoliberalism succeed in
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excluding humanity.
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From the mountains of
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Southeast Mexico,
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Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos.
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Mexico, February 1999.
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NO #'s section this week.
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And little or no prime anarchist
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world newz 2nite. I will stick
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these two bullets in however:
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1) Royal Carribean Cruze Lines.
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Like Novacaine.
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2) Methinks Cokie Robertz is the
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best fascist the US Economy
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has right now. Her rise to
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power using NPR's money
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structure shows her an
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illusion of leftism that
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could easily make an Adolfo
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or Augusto look wishy-washy!
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- - submissions? ati@etext.org - -
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a,b,c. Yeah, we get letters:
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marco
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very nice find,
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AMEN
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Dave (303)
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DUDE
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THANKS FOR YOUR EZINE -
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I DON'T USUALLY READ IT IN DETAIL
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BUT WHEN I CAN I GLANCE THROUGH
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AND IT IS OFTEN A LITTLE FRESH AIR
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IN THE OTHERWISE HIERARCHICAL
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OPPRESSIVENESS OF THE UNIVERSITY
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I FIND MYSELF SURROUNDED BY
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KUDOS FOR THE FACT THAT YOU
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DON'T CLAIM AUTHORITY OR LOGIC -
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I JUST GOT DONE CONVERSING WITH
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THE STUFFED SHIRT AUTHOR OF THE
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"ANARCHIST FAQ" -LOAD OF MASCULINIST
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PLATONIC DOCTRINE OF ANARCHISM AND
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I DARED TO QUESTION HIS ECONOMIC
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BLATHERING - PLEASE! SOMEBODY SING
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ME A SONG! SOMEBODY PICK ON THE BANJO
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FOR A MINUTE AND BRING ME BACK TO THE
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STRATOSPHERE, SOMEBODY DOSE ME UP AND
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TAKE ME AWAY FROM THIS NIGHTMARE
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CALLED REALITY AHHHHHHH THATS FAR
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MORE SOOTHING NOW ISN'T IT
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-Steve (860)
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to ati@etext.org
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Thomas Banyacya Memorial to take
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place March 14th approx 10:00 am
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@ Sapa Dawn Center 1013 Crystal
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Springs Rd Yelm, Wa 98597. We
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will pay tribute to this special
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Elder on this day.
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For more information
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call: (360)458-7610
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....Thank You....
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--anon (602)
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Dear friend!
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Thanks! You should make a special
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issue for the CAMPAIGN FOR THE
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EXCLUDED OF THE WORLD and for the
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CONSULTATION!
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Many greetings
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--Contacto (011 52 69)
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My name is Debbie Snowdove and
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I am here just to get the word out
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that you can now have Native American
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news and Music over the internet thanks
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to our site at First Nations Broadcast.
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We invite you to check out our website
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at the following rather long address:
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http://members.wbs.net/homepages/r/o/c
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/rockitradio/upnorth.html
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Any comments or links that you
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think we should add we would be most
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greatful in attempting to make one
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great Native American webpage.
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All the best and walk in Peace,
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Debbie FNB
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February 20, 1999
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To: Musicians of the World.
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From: SupMarcos
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Ladies and Gentlemen!
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Viejo Antonio said (that if he had
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been a musician, he would have played
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the blues) that music holds roads
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that only the knowledgeable know how
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to walk and that it, together with
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dance, builds bridges that bring
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closer worlds that otherwise you
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wouldn't even dream about.
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All this is important right now
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because news has come to us of
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concerts and presentations by
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musicians in Mexico and other parts
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of the world. The reason? The
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promotion of the Consultation and
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solidarity with indigenous
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Mexicans and their worthy fight.
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We wanted to thank all of those who
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have had to do with these roads to
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peace that, above all to the rhythm of
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rock but not exclusively, cross the
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planet from side to side.
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We're not just thanking those who
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compose, sing, and play. Also to the
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producers, the sound engineers (is that
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how you say it?), the lighting crew, the
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stage hands, the drivers, the ticket
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sellers, the carriers, the artistic
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representatives, the owners and
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administrators of the locations,
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and all those who saw to (but were
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nevertheless not seen) the concerts or
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musical presentations (often double
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volunteers: they don't receive money
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or credit). Thanks to everyone.
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And since we're in the "1 2 3 4,"
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we want to salute all the musicians
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who, in these five years, have played,
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are playing, and will play for peace
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with justice and dignity.
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All have said stop the war. Some
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have recorded disks, others participated
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in concerts, or visited indigenous
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communities, or spoke in favor of a just
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and honorable peace, or protested against
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the Acteal massacre, or gave us their
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instruments as presents, or dedicated
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one or more songs to the struggle of
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the indigenous Mexicans.
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Thanks to all these musicians who,
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in Mexico and all the world, echo the
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zapateado "Ya Basta!"
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As soon as we win, we are going to
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organize a super-mega-magna-hyper-concert
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for everyone, without any time limit and
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for free! (Yeah, right! The Marimba of
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San Jose will end up playing alone).
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Vale. Health, and dont we reach
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tomorrow also with a tarar'n, tarar'n?
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From the mountains of Southeast Mexico,
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Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos.
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- - - - - - submissions? ati@etext.org - - - - - -
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Chiapaneca
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a "cancion" by marco capelli frucht
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(c)1999 Marc Frucht
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Release date: 21mar99
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Am G F
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-5-555-787-58-3-333-5-7-8-7875-1-111-
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-5------------3----------------1-----
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-5------------4----------------2-----
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-7------------5----------------3-----
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-7------------5----------------3-----
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-5------------3----------------x-----
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E (v) (v)
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3-5-3-1-5-3-1-5-3--0-000-10-0-3-00-5--7
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notes.
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1. The numbers right next to each other are
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thirty-second notes, but don't fret. Just
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"tremelo" these notes a bit and you'll
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feel for them by the second time you play
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this song, I'm sure of it.
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2. I chose to express this in TAB rather
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than standard notation (and have little
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intention of ever publishing this in
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"s.n.") for the same reason Dante chose
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the language he chose for publishing
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"Inferno." If you have no idea what I'm
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talking about please
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a) go look it up
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b) or delete this song from your
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memory and forget you ever
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knew me.
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3. I will never tell the name of the person
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I wrote this song for (and about) but a
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clue for people who know me well -- I
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bought a video-cassette from her in 1997
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4. This is part 1 of about 4 parts. I will
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have to come up with a way to signify
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the repeats before I type the last
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part. I wish to keep this easily played
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but exactly as I play it in case anyone
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wants to catch the exact same vibe.
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5. Please
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a) distribute this far and wide,
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b) always keep my name with it;
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c) never make money off of it.
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6. Each of the chords in part 1 are played
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dragging the three fingernails (m,a and
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the "pinky" from the bass-most note to
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the treble high in one quick snap.
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7. (v) = vibrato. very demonstrative. No
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other vibratos the first time through
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will make these two notes "hit home"
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best.
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8. The following words are very important
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to this song.
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a) !presente!
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b) basta
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c) nunca mas
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- - - - submissions? ati@etext.org - - - -
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Rather than a poem per se, I end this
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zine with a song I wrote a while back,
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while I was beginning to learn about
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Iran/Contra Salvador, Oliver North,
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John Hull, George Bush, Francois
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Miterand, and horse poop like that.
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Father Lament; Warning Son
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w & m by Marco Capelli Frucht
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(c) 1987 Marc Frucht
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intro: Abm / / E F# Abm / / E F#
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Abm E F#
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How much will we take
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Abm E F#
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Listening to your lies
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Abm E F#
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Covert operations
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Abm E F#
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Wool pulled over our eyes.
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Abm E F#
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It's really not that simple
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Abm E F#
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You read it like a book
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Abm E F#
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Your strategy shows your ass
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Abm Abm-Abm-Abm (heavy)
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How much have you took.
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(Chorus)
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Abm E F#
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George George, George of the jungle
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Abm E F#
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How you gonna deal with the drugs you dealt
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Abm E F#
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George George, Good king George
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Abm
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What's gonna happen under martial law.
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Abm E F#
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A war on drugs is bad
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Abm E F#
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Unwinnable war like nukes
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Abm E F#
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And how 'bout the kids you killed
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Abm E F#
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You fascist nazi puke.
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Abm E F#
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Economy's gettin bad
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Abm E F#
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You throw a sugar pill
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Abm E F#
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Mother Earth is dyin
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Abm E F#
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You say just she's ill
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(ch)
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[spoken: & how 'bout the 1st amendment]
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Abm E F#
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It's a given right
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Abm E F#
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But where did our freedom go
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Abm E F#
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You say new world order
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Abm E F#
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I say overthrow
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(ch)
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v. 1st line melody
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how much will
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we take
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listenin
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to your
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lies
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-1-1-----1---11111-11-----3
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george george
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george of the
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jungle
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how ya gonna deal w/
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drugs you
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dealt
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PS: May 1-4. Washington DC.
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We
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Are
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Gonna
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Scream,
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"CLOSE THE SOA!"
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Nov 19-21. Benning, GA
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We
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Are
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Gonna
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See,
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THE SOA CLOSED.
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