the captain repied sir, this corporal failed to salute me, so i m making him salute me 100 times. my dad said that s fine. but you make darn sure you salute him back every single time. the exchange of salutes is a sign of mutual respect. he loved the troops with all his heart. the morning i was flying to germany for my first assignment as a new army officer, he came into my room to say good-bye. he leaned over and kissed me on the cheek and whispered gently, take care of our soldiers. countless people have benefitted from his leadership. he could offer wading wisdom in a few choice words. when i was in the fcc and having a rough go in the press, i asked maybe i should asking stepping down. the response was swift. powells don t quit.
powells don t quit. people will long forgot the issues you re dealing with. they will never forgot how you conduct yourself. then he quoted a passage from thomas jefferson s second inaugural address which reads i have learned to expect that it will rarely fall to the lot of imperfect man to retire from this station with the reputation and the favor which bring him into it. in other words, public service comes at a cost if you re committed to doing the right thing. dollin luther was very proud of his jamaican immigrant heritage and loved his big west indian family. the family was the foundation of his beliefs and the source of never-ending comfort. bringing shame to the family was the cardinal sin. he frequently said don t forgot where you came from. words that call us to remain
it. well, our taste in music were not very similar except for one. every saturday afternoon at 5:00 we would listen to wpfw in washington. this is the people s radio. don t tell anybody who investigates us for security clearances because this is liberation radio if you will. there was a show at 5:00 in the afternoon hosted by mrs. vaughn martin and it s called caribbeana and that s something we like. ee marley. the swallow. any number of people and had great one music taste. colin loved the church. he loved the ceremony. he love ds the liturgy and the high hymns.
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