[Kzyxtalk] With liberty and justice for all.

[Marco McClean]

With liberty and justice for all.


"It's time we show the Fire Nation that we believe in our beliefs as 
much as they believe in theirs." -Princess Yue


The recording of last night's (2017-02-24) KNYO and KMEC Memo of the 
Air: Good Night Radio show is available to download and enjoy via 
http://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com


At the beginning of the recording you'll hear the very tail end of a 
propaganda film about what a great favor the U.S. government did for 
hundreds of thousands of slanty-eyed American citizens by spiriting them 
away to prison camps. Also it's about how, though some of them were 
undoubtedly loyal to foreign powers, evidenced by their being resentful 
of being plucked out of their lives, most of them understood the 
necessity and were delighted to help out the war effort by living and 
working and raising their children in the desert surrounded by guard 
towers and machine guns and razor wire. Just the very end of that, where 
the announcer tells that all this was carried out kindly and humanely 
for a reason: that /American/ soldiers captured and imprisoned by the 
Axis powers might be treated well in return, and we can all go back to 
normal once the traitors among us have been driven out forever. Then 
part of an interview with George Takei (Mister Sulu in Star Trek, and 
Hiro Nakamura's father in Heroes, among other roles he played), who was 
four when he and his family were kidnapped, and who stood with other 
little children in a prison schoolroom and pledged allegiance to the 
flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it 
stands: one nation, /with liberty and justice for all/. That's just the 
first three minutes.


Then there's the show, of course. I did the best I could, and I even 
dredged up all your favorite yodels for the musical breaks. I hope you 
like it. There'll be another one next week, and the week after that, and 
so on until I get it right.


Also at http://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com you'll find directions to many 
non-radio though worthwhile goods that I found while putting radio shows 
together. Items such as:


Hands-down the most impressive music video you have ever seen, or I will 
eat a hat of my choosing.
http://boingboing.net/2017/02/22/a-brilliantly-executed-extrem.html


A moving film of hundreds of still photos of Otto Lilienthal, the first 
man to really fly, really flying.
http://tinyurl.com/FlyingOttoMobile


And zombie accommodation (relocation, assimilation, whatever), the reality.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kp1paRWGYPY

-Marco McClean, memo at mcn.org