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Date Posted: 16:59:29 11/01/04 Mon
Author: Red rooster
Subject: Re: something about the theme picture above
In reply to: Shane 's message, "Re: something about the theme picture above" on 20:26:16 10/21/04 Thu

>I wouldn't be discouraged. Sometimes they fall
>quickly, sometimes not. But they will all fall.
>
>
>
>>>It seems that history teaches us that the statues of
>>>dictators eventually fall.
>>
>>As I searched for fallen dictator statues, I was
>>expecting to find a lot more than I actually found.
>>
>>The fallen statues of 20th century dictators seem
>>outnumbered by the statues of dictators that are still
>>standing. Kim Il Sung and his son are still standing.
>>Castro is still standing (even after the little tumble
>>he took the other day). Mao is still standing. Samuel
>>Lee's hero, Ho Chi Minh is still standing. Samuel Lee
>>is still cherished, even by those who probably only
>>shook his hand a couple of times at conferences.
>>
>>It tells you something about the state of the
>humanity.
My hero has fallen. This is a head of Soviet leader Lenin and it looks like somewhere in USSR or one of satelite free nations.

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