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Paperback. Condizione: As New. Reprint. Unread and unopened! 24pp. Stapled format.From item: November 9, 1989, Senator Quenton N. Burdick (D-N.D.) United States Senate Building Washington, D.C. Dear Senator Burdick: Greetings, Senator! I'm sure you'll be surprised to receive this letter and your first concern will no doubt be why I'm even bothering to write. The reasons are several. I have heard over the past few years that you have exhibited some interest concerning our case. Just what that interest is, I don't know. Some have suggested that there may be some sympathy on your part toward the tragic and completely unjust conclusion of our trial and other matters. I will assume that it may be possible, as I am aware of some of the efforts of your father to curtail the aggressive and exploitive powers to deigning to destroy American sovereignty and dissolve Western civilization.Your record - from the standpoint of an American patriot - is not very impressive. In fact, I wouldn't hesitate to say that in another age, you, along with the majority of our so-called statesmen, would no doubt have been lynched long ago for your parts) in infringing upon our destiny, which should and could have been unsurpassed in greatness. I am not politically naive and as such must conclude that your many years of political activities - sucessful, I might add, in relation to the powers that have usurped control of our destiny - leaves you without excuse for your role in our demise. Yet, I doubt you are a happy man and content with the realization of what you and your abitious peers have wrought upon us. I'm sure as well, that you do see the impoverishing burden you have either helped to keep upon the shoulders of our children, or you have aided and abetted in by willingly closing your eyes to, as was no doubt the politically expedient thing for you to do, as far as your self-interest was concerned. Yet, surely you must occasionally hear the cry of your own soul when looking at the world today and tomorrow and knowing that our people and culture have passed from life into death. It was not a natural death - this you well know - but a death committed by an insidious power that harnessed the minds of ambitious and unprinciples men. You have been among them.…

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