fortress and thrown pillows and blankets out of the windows. there was unrest in south korea to. ski went there in person and arrested a close confident of the czarina possibly saving her from mob law. but. there was a huge public demonstration of grief on the field of mars. two million people were there. shimmered. in the kitchens and servants quarters the most terrible things were predicted to happen today indiscriminate slaughter and the like our butler even locked the front door and refused to let anyone out of the house. in fact the proletariat showed their best side to maintain strict order throughout the demonstrations we walked all. overtown even to the
fascism. jones own words. this organization is built upon the dictatorship and the proletariat. and i am, goddamn it very much the goal. jonestown was failing. not much was growing in the fields. most food had to be shipped in and jim jones had begun to talk about another move, to communist russia. long live this socialist dream that s beautiful. church members were told to learn a new language. you had to say something in russian before you could get anything to eat. little old ladies coming up, older people, elderly people, you know, they couldn t do it. they couldn t memorize anything and he would turn them away. yet unknown to parks, unknown to gosney or almost anyone outside the inner circle jones was already preparing for their death. this is a memo written to jones by the peoples temple doctor six
know, if you go to college you re going to be able to get a good job and make a lot of money. it s a difficult thing to talk about. the minute you take a position that is contrary to the prevailing narrative you are seen as anti- college. not all knowledge comes from college, right? there s been a thing [ applause ] it s so easy to i think confuse the cause of the thing with the symptom of a thing. and a lot of the things that we talk about today, a lot of the headlines from the skills gap to the unemployment to currency devaluation to the changing face of the modern day proletariat. these are a symptom of our relationship with work. people were continually surprised to see how happy the people were that we met and to see how prosperous they were. there is a chronology in all
know, if you go to college you re going to be able to get a good job and make a lot of money. it s a difficult thing to talk about. the minute you take a position that is contrary to the prevailing narrative you are seen as anti- college. not all knowledge comes from college, right? there s been a thing [ applause ] it s so easy to i think confuse the cause of the thing with the symptom of a thing. and a lot of the things that we talk about today, a lot of the headlines from the skills gap to the unemployment to currency devaluation to the changing face of the modern day proletariat. these are a symptom of our relationship with work. people were continually surprised to see how happy the people were that we met and to see how prosperous they were. there is a chronology in all
know, if you go to college you re going to be able to get a good job and make a lot of money. it s a difficult thing to talk about. the minute you take a position that is contrary to the prevailing narrative you are seen as anti- college. not all knowledge comes from college, right? there s been a thing [ applause ] it s so easy to i think confuse the cause of the thing with the symptom of a thing. and a lot of the things that we talk about today, a lot of the headlines from the skills gap to the unemployment to currency devaluation to the changing face of the modern day proletariat. these are a symptom of our relationship with work. people were continually surprised to see how happy the people were that we met and to see how prosperous they were. there is a chronology in all things.