It should happen . I want to go deeper into this question about working with our allies. It is the first thing that comes up in the times editorial. We have got to work with our allies and so forth. Of course, it is essential. But we have a really big problem because our allies are divided. Especially when it comes to the political strategy. Many of them are leading us in a direction that is likely to be disastrous. As you know, we have these two camps. This is apart from the longrunning saudiiranian leadership rivalry. Now, within the arab and sunni muslim camp, we have saudi arabia, the uae, egypt, and a few others, one group that has proposed a certain strategy. Lumping many islamists into the same category, into the category of terrorists, barring them from politics, media, civil society. There are a lot of things happening. Shadi referred to things happening in egypt. A Massive Campaign of repression. On a smaller scale, also in a number of other countries that i mentioned. This i
so o.s.b. wahl s children start disappearing one by one. one moves to montreal. marries a french woman. two sisters move to new york, and one keeps an all-white boarding house on the far upper west side, and another winds up living on long island. she fancies herself a feminist and publishes a pamphlet. she talks about herself as a white person. talks about her interactions with black people. the closest you get to understanding that she is o.s.b. wahl s daughter is when she says she keeps a picture of abraham lincoln on her mirror. and then there s steven wahl. so steven was the last? he s the last colored wahl, is he not? right. so he the last of o.s.b. wahl s line. so he stays in the howard hill neighborhood for a long time, and then the children decide that they want to sell the house. you know, you have the parents that died. the thinner all own it together. they decide to sell the house. they sell the house. it s razed, and a segregated school is built on the site
child. i mean, she was talkative. she was different. they was smart. one of these we all know them. some of us even were them. you know, one of these smart little girls who you just can t get to shut up so she was a discipline i mean, she was famously wrote this essay. was made to an essay by this teacher because she wouldn t stop talking in class. she would pop, dislocate her elbow, pop it out of her socket. she would do it all the time to entertain her friends. so that and she was very self-dramatizing too. all of those things, i think, were what her friend s mother meant, and in a society a culture in which most little girls were raised to be well behaved and, you know future wives and mothers, i think a little girl like anne was seen as a kind of subversive influence in that community. so that was part of it as well. yeah? how did anne frank the proceeds from the [ inaudible ]. he [ inaudible ]. well, that there are two foundations, actually. the