"How should we preserve history when those who were there are gone?"

"How should we preserve history when those who were there are gone?"

Seems and odd question. I knew a lady named Ida Hoss with an Aushwitz stamp on her wrist, I don't suppose I would ever forget that.

The DNC has a candidate running for the top named Roemer http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/12/14/dnc.chair/ . When Hitler was sent to infiltrate the German Workers Party by the Army, he was soon supported by another Army infiltrator that was a financial specialist named Roehm http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/GERroehm.htm .Together, Hitler and Roehm reformed the GWP and made the Nazi party out of it. Roehm led the murderous, radical SA with the butches that made the Nazis a popular German leading party cutting and slicing up Hitler's opponents. The German Army became so afraid of the SA that Hitler had to purge them before being given the reins of Army power.

I find the Historical parallel interesting, as the Democrats in the U.S.A. are somewhat like the GWP, yek who remembers or conjectures about such egregiously superficial similar historical parallels?

Time is said to be the direction of entropy Universally. The complex dissociates into the simple, the molecules of ice sculpture break down into water evenly placid,or perhaps vaporized into clouds.

For a time interesting books such as my Waveform Politics; Equilibrium Pattern Volume 4 http://www.lulu.com/content/79435 keep tight collections of internet essays together even if few copies are sold. Ordinary recollections of an individual are edited and compiled into good reading and given an ISBN number and eventually a copy is sent off to the U.S. Copyright Office. Perhaps it will be out in CD and sent on an intergalactic space mission one day. I hope people remember, it is alcohol and broadcasting that could wipe out the persistance of memory, I think.