it s like a movie. i sat there and spoke with them all day. and i d asked, can i call someone? like, i don t know what to do. they said nope. we have to take you into a safe home. call no one? hm-mm. not even your mom? no, no one. because they were afraid james would harass my family and friends to find my location, once he realized i wasn t responding to him i went into panic mode. he didn t know if i was working with the police, if i was dead, if i was on the run. the cops knew her husband was lurking somewhere out there. but they couldn t find him. he was harassing a lot of my friends and family, trying to see if they d heard from me, which they hadn t. now the cops were sarah s best hopes to stay alive. they tried a ruse to throw him off the scent. they drove me to the border in canada to make it look like i had jumped the border to see if james would chase me. he did not. but where was he?
if you stop hating, your life will improve. that s not what it s about. he was a gang member that did not stay in his gang. right? i don t think he is even white. okay. i think he doesn t look like it. he looks like muhammad. i do not give a damn if they insult me. but i m worried about the thousands of people that are infected by their poison every day. there will be a great deal of pain and suffering as we try to take our place on the earth as rulers of the earth. people like gabe. one people, one nation, one leader. hm-mm. adolf. old uncle adolf. i have been working with gabe for eight months and thought we were making progress. but it s clear, he is still holding on to some demons.
both sides had points. valid points that they were trying to make. but somebody died because of those actions. and because of that rally and it doesn t matter to me who s side they are on. innocent people should not die. this may come across the wrong way to certain people, i think if we were separated, we would not have these issues. just throwing everyone together and blending them together and saying, hey, get along. obviously that is not working. the people that want to be living together in harm any and unity and whatever should be allowed to do that. but the people who don t, is should be able to do their own thing as well. what would you do if given that choice? hm-mm. you know, i can t really say. that s something that i would have to really think on. if i had to make a split second decision on it, i would have to go with the separatists. gabe can t imagine a world
problem, there s this image of this communist protester, rebel. oh, my gosh. so not her. heather came from a broken home. her dad had drug problems. he is clean now. but he was never clean while she was growing up. heather seemed to just take it all in. but i know it damaged her in ways. gabe, would you mind sharing your up bringing at all with suzanne? i mean, when i was around 7 years old, my mom kind of went off on a bender for a couple of years, drinking and drugging and dating less than desirable men. one of those less than desirable men tried to kill her on christmas eve. hm-mm. while me and my brother were in the house. that was fun. i m so sorry.
sit down. have a seat. cold enough for you? yeah. pretty chilly out there. yeah, a little bit. gabe, what are you feeling right now? to be honest with you, a bit awkward. yeah. so, do i. just because we both know that you were here this summer. hm-mm. gabe, what is it like being here now? what is the feeling of being back in charlottesville? just realizing the magnitude of what happened there. because that got like national attention. i was not even expecting that to be honest with you. how did you feel when you heard that somebody had been killed? really didn t know how to feel. no offense to you, ma am, at the time, i really didn t care. i understand. it was someone from the other side. i think that is part of the