Monthly Archives: July 2009

By Alan Forrest Smith.

There’s this guy. He wants to be a ruler, no he wants to rule the world and wants to rule it well. He makes big huge monster promises. He promises to look after all the people in the country, he promises to look after all the women, all the men, all the children. He says he will be a force for the greater good.

 
He tells the people they will have food, the will have cars, they will have jobs, the will have art, they will have homes. In fact he promises that his new dream, his nation will become the greatest nation on planet Earth.
 
The people love what they hear, in fact it’s what they have wanted to hear for the past couple of decades. This seemed like a new man, a new type of brave heart that wanted to love and nurture his nation from the brink.
 
He got his dream. He became the leader and boy did he lead, he gave his people homes, bread, jobs cars and a sense of national pride. Art began to flourish, writers began to surface a brave new sense of national purpose he come into age.
 
The people were happy.
 
The people had what they wanted.
 
The people loved their leader.
 
His name?
 
Adolf Hitler … what went

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There’s a guy that sits outside borders bookshop on the streets of Santa Cruz. He looks older than his years, around 60 years old but maybe around 50 years old.
 
His face has deep lines, his long hair is parted with a large bald spot on the top, his clothing is dirty almost but not quite like rags. His eyes are blank, looking into a void of nothingness, they rarely blink, turn or even look up.
 
Between his legs is a small Africa bongo drum. The guy hits the same beat daily, from morning until 11pm I have seen him there, almost in a hypnotic state.
 
What is really sad is he isn’t alone. I have never seen so many men of his age that appear to be brain damaged by drugs or totally out of it on drugs of some kind.
 
And here’s the enigma – this place is stunningly beautiful and probably the coolest, hippest, friendliest happening place I have ever been to during my global travels.
 
The variety of people are huge; imagine hippies, punks, cool dudes, rappers, bikers and more all in one place. Buskers of the highest degree in musician ship literally on every single corner. Magicians, smiling faces, well-to-do types, artists, poets, musicians and so much more, this place is truly a magnet for truly high quality people.
 
But there is this sinister side. Drugs, drop-outs

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