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Everybody's building ships and boats.
Some are even monuments. Others are
jotting down notes.
Everybody's in despair. Every girl and
boy. But when Quinn the Eskimo gets
here, everybody's going to jump for joy.
Come on.
Come on within. You will not see nothing
like the mighty Quinn.
I like to go just like the rest. I like
my sugar sweet, but jumping cues and
making haste just ate my cup of meat.
Everyone's beneath the trees, feeding
pigeons on a limb. But when Quinn the
Eskimo gets here, all the pigeons going
to run to him.
Come on without,
come on within. You'll not see nothing
like the mighty Quinn.
Come on without,
come on within. You'll not see nothing
like the mighty queen.
Heat. Heat.
Nights in wide sighting,
never reaching the end.
letters I've written,
never meaning to send.
I'll tell you what I'll do for everybody
at home, ladies and gentlemen. How about
the Allen Price?
Oh,
that I don't want no part. I do believe
that will only break my heart.
But if you feel like loving me, if you
got the notion,
second emotion.
If you feel like giving me a lock down
emotion,
what the Vietnam War has done is that it
has brought hundreds of new people into
politics. people who because of their
attitude on the Vietnam War have
developed critiques of the establishment
and state structures of their own
societies which make Vietnam possible
which will make future Vietnams possible
inside Latin America.
>> I think our all our society is run by
insane people for insane objectives.
If if anybody can put on paper what our
government and the American government,
etc., and the Russian, Chinese, what
they are actually trying to do, you
know, and how what they think they're
doing.
>> I'd be very pleased to know what they
think they're doing. I think they're all
insane.
I shall not seek
and I will not accept
the nomination of my party for another
term as your president.
Like anybody, I would like to live
a long life. Longevity
has its place,
but I'm not concerned about that now.
I just want to do God's will.
>> Yeah.
>> And he's allowed me to go up to the
mountain.
>> And I've looked over
and I've seen
the promised land.
>> I may not get there with you,
>> but I want you to know tonight
that we as a people will get to the
promised land.
I see trees of green,
red roses, too.
I see them blue
for me and you.
And I think to myself,
what a wonderful world.
Well, I think the country made a mistake
when they killed Dr. King. Would have
been far better if they'd killed Rap
Brown or myself because then they could
say to black people that uh we're
preaching guns and uh he who preaches
who lives by the sword will die by the
sword. But they couldn't do that for Dr.
King because he preached love. Uh so
when they kill Dr. King, they just open
up the eyes of a lot of black people who
were afraid to pick up guns. But now
they will pick up those guns.
>> Step inside love.
Let me find you a place
where the curse of the day will be
carried away by the smile on your face.
We are together now and forever.
Come my way.
Step inside, love
and step.
>> I want you to stay.
The discrimination and the deprivation,
the sense of alarm and of resentment lie
not with the immigrant population
but with those among whom they have come
and are still coming.
>> What's the ugliest
part of your body?
What's the ugliest
part of your body?
Some say your nose.
Some say your toes. I think it's your
mind.
Your mind. I think it's your mind.
I was born in a class by hurricane
and I held a mile in the driving rain.
But it's all
right
now like this again. But it's all
right. I'm jumping back again. G.
Yeah. Yeah.
Bye-bye.
I was raised by two little bed.
I was schooled when I cross my bed.
But it's all
right
now.
But it's all
right. I'm jumping jack.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah.
Woohoo.
Watch it.
I was drowned. I was washed up and never
just how far is France from civil war at
the moment.
>> Oh, very far. Because to have a civil
war, you have you need two parties in
the population and there you haven't.
You have on one side the police and on
the other side the population. So you
won't have a civil war and how do you
hope it will all end eventually?
>> I I can now see that it can end in the
best way with a new uh government. But I
think that the people have learned that
they can change something if they go in
the street or in the factories. This is
important.
Histories
of ages past, unenlightened shadows cast
down through all eternity. The crying of
humanity.
Just then when the hurt and good man
come singing songs of love.
>> Senator Kennedy has been shot and
another man a Kennedy campaign manager
and possibly shot in the head. I am
right here. Raper Johnson has a hold of
a man who apparently has fired the shot.
He has fired the shot. He still has the
gun. The gun is pointed at me at this
moment. Get the gun. Get the gun. His
hand is frozen. Take a hold of this film
and break it if you have to stop.
serves you well.
You remember your heart
on me
to get you your favor.
And I every
there was nothing more to tell.
You know that we won't meet again if
your merry
ways
on fire
is rolling down the road.
There's no
mind.
This will shine.
He's hit that out of the ground.
That's another one.
That's another one up in the enclosure.
Oh, he's got that shorter one.
Go down. Oh, he's got it over the
boundary. And he's done it. It's gone
way down the swan.
Tip from the garden
tree and tip down through the children
with me.
>> I am the god of hellfire and I bring you
fire.
I'll take you to burn.
I'll take you to learn.
I'll see you around.
You fought hard and you saved and
earned.
The follow to
your mind. You turn it, but you know you
really
fall too far behind. Oh no. Oh no.
You're going to burn.
Fire
to destroy all you've done.
Fire
to end all you've become.
You are listening to the legal free
radio station.
We appeal to all radio stations in
Romania, Yugoslavia. Please inform about
the situation in the Czechoslovakist
Republic. Please transmit all calls in
Romanian, Polish, German, Hungarian,
Bulgarian, French, English, Italian.
Please let the whole world know the
truth.
>> They seem to have managed to keep
control of most of the transmitters that
they had before. There were a lot of
studios in various parts of the country.
They probably lost their center, the
broadcasting house in Prague, but
they're still managing to use the
equipment which they had before.
I went down to the crossro
on my knees.
down to the crossroad down out down on
my knees.
That's all about
if you
Suzanne takes your hand and she leads
you to the river. She is wearing rags
and feathers from Salvation Army
counter. And the sun pours down like
honey on our le of the harbor. And she
shows you where to look among the
garbage and the flowers. There are
heroes in the seaweed. There are
children in the morning. They are
leaning out for love. They will lean
that way forever.
Get up and dance to the music.
And dance to the music.
Dance to the music.
Dance to the music.
Dance to the music.
Dance to the music.
>> All we need is a drama.
And it like a falling sh
on this
be.
Honey, this can't be
no.
And I
and I want somebody to tell me. Come on.
Tell me why. Tell me why. Oh, tell me
why love, honey. Why love?
Well, it's like a ball
and in a
There
they'll be go around the go when they
see me in my shoulder. My soul made of
blond brilliant metal hair. my hair like
Jesus wore it. Hallelujah. I adore it.
Hallelujah. Mary love the son. Why don't
my mother love me?
Show it. Show it. Love it.
It show it.
We've um had censorship for 230 years
and suddenly that's all gone and we can
march boldly on into the second half of
the 18th century and people are
beginning to take advantage of a
astonishing new liberty. We can actually
talk about things and people with the
same freedom that you can in magazines
and books.
>> Those were the days, my friend. We
thought they'd never end. We'd sing and
dance forever and a day.
We'd live a life we choose. We'd fight
and never lose. Those were the days. Oh
yes, those were the days. La,
Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, and Eric
Clapton. But tonight they're still
cream.
Yeah.
Heat.
In a white room with black
devastation,
no gold
staring
silver
down
in your dark night.
Dark smile on you leaving my content.
My way
never
fall down.
You said those pranks could secure you
at the station.
I walk into
my day
as I walked out. Felt my own just
and I wait and you let the bra come.
Friends, before I speak, I would like to
read out some messages of two friends of
mine have asked me species to give to
this meeting. The first is from Richard
Atenburgh.
Surely those in authority must now know
of the millions who are sickened and
horrified by the continuence of this
monstrous war.
>> The second message is from Sydney who
met the American film director. He says,
"If America is to return to what she
hoped to be, she must get out." And now
I have now ordered that all air, naval,
and artillery bombardment of North
Vietnam cease as of 800 a.m. Washington
time Friday morning.
I have reached this decision in the
belief
that this action can lead to progress
toward a peaceful settlement of the
Vietnamese war
with the
Hey
Well, I go mountain
rais
down.
Hey
just like to say that the Protestants
and loyalists
of uh this province have demonstrated
their willingness today to take their
stand in defense of their heritage. And
we have done violence to no man. But we
have sought by all constitutional means
to defend what we believe is our right
and our wonderful liberties which we
have as Protestants.
I'm the urban spaceman, baby. I've got
speed.
I've got everything I need.
I'm the urban spaceman, baby. I can fly.
I'm a super sonic guy.
I don't need pleasure. I don't feel
pain.
If you were to knock me down, I'd just
get up again.
I'm the urban spaceman, baby. I'm making
out.
I'm all about you.
I'm the urban spaceman. I'm intelligent
and clean.
know what I mean.
I'm the urban spaceman as a lover second
to none.
It's a lot of fun.
I never let my friends down. I've never
made a boop.
I'm a glossy magazine, an advert in the
tube.
I'm the spaceman, baby. But here comes
the twist.
I don't exist.
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