Hi and welcome to the Socialist.net video blog and we're joined here today by Alan Woods, Marxist author and editor of Marxist.com, the in-defence of Marxism website. Alan's going to be talking to us today about the situation in Ukraine. So Alan, just to begin with, we saw on Sunday 11th of May the referendums taking place in the eastern region of Ukraine. Can you begin by explaining the significance of these referendums? Well, I think it is a very significant and possibly quite a dangerous development. And what it shows is that the people of the eastern regions, which are mainly Russian speaking part of Ukraine, are not prepared to be bullied and oppressed by a reactionary government which has seized power in Kiev and of course backed by the so-called democracies of Europe and the USA who are trying to intervene for their own reasons in the Ukraine. I must say that the people in the eastern Ukraine behave quite courageously. They've risen up in effect what you have here is an insurrection involving by the way a sizable section of the working class, the industrial workers, the workers in heavy industry and in the mines which are concentrated in the east, which happen to be Russian speaking, but I don't think that's the main issue, who feel quite rightly threatened by this government, backed by fascist elements, by Nazi elements in Kiev. And they've taken a stand. Now they've been put, I'm firmly convinced that most of these people up until recently would not have been in favour separation or leaving the Ukraine or joining Russia. Perhaps they're still not in favour of that. But what they're not prepared to accept is domination by fascist gangs and a reactionary ultra nationalist Ukrainian group in Kiev. The result of the referendum is quite clear by the way, despite all the attempts to play it down. They claim 89 or 96 percent if I'm not mistaken, which I believe is correct. I think even western hostile observers can't really deny that this is the case, that there's overwhelming support now for this in the east. Well, you mentioned some of the doubts that are being cast on the referendum results by the media in the west, talking about irregularities in terms of events going on at the polling stations. Do you think it's really possible to have a proper referendum in these kind of conditions that we're seeing? Well, that's an interesting question. Now, isn't it strange? Isn't it peculiar that Washington and the European Union, who supported dictatorships figures in South America, the Middle East as well, but whenever there's a government which doesn't suit them or a movement that doesn't suit them, then they're looking with a magnifying glass to see whether there's any democratic irregularities. Well, first of all, what you have in the eastern Ukraine is an insurrection. It's a popular mass insurrection of the people fighting for their rights. In the course of a revolution, we hardly expect to have 101 percent impeccable electoral machine that these are available. The referendum clearly had a somewhat improvised character. One would accept certain irregularities. And of course, they play these up that there's not enough polling stations. The BBC claims they saw some woman voting twice or something. I don't know whether that's right or it's wrong. But even the BBC, for all its bias, and it's terribly biased, and I would say quite malicious, the coverage of this movement, because it is a revolution of the working class in the east of the Ukraine, despite that none of them have ever cast any doubt on the fact, which you can see even in the BBC's own coverage, that this overwhelming popular support for this referendum and for, unfortunately, because I'm not in favour of the division into Ukraine, but they brought this by the interference of the west and the reactionaries. They brought about a situation where now there's overwhelming support for separation. So therefore, as far as the legitimacy is concerned, well, it's as legitimate as any vote that you could have. As far as whether it's possible to have a referendum of any or an election of any sort where violence is taking place in the east of the Ukraine, well, how can they justify holding presidents or elections in the Ukraine when there's violence taking place all the way, which is not reported, by the way, systematic organised violence of terrorists and fascist groups against the working class, the trade unions, like the other day in Odessa, where they burned people alive, these fascist elements. They burned people alive in the trade union headquarters. They constantly attacking, killing, beating up communists and trade unions and so on. That's never reported, of course. But of course, that's okay. You can have a president of the election under those circumstances where you can't have a referendum. It seems where the working class is in control, which is in the case of the eastern Ukraine. So what role do you think Russia and Putin are playing in all of this? What are the interests that the Moscow government has? Well, if there are any Ukrainians watching this program, I would say my advice would be, do not trust any government, either in Kiev or in Moscow or in the European common market or anything else. Trust only in your own strength and control your leaders. That would be the advice I would give. Putin, of course, let's be clear about this. Vladimir Putin does not represent the working class. He does not represent the working class either of Russia or of the eastern Ukraine or anywhere else. He represents the gang of oligarchs, of capitalist oligarchs, of super rich billionaires, of which it seems most of them seem to be living in London, according to what they say, who seized power as a result of a capitalist counter-revolution in Russia. Now, we must do a sight of that. And what Putin is after is exclusively the interests, not of Russia, not of the Russian people, but the interests of the Russian oligarchy, as opposed to the Ukrainian oligarchy, which is trying to exert its influence in Kiev. And, of course, he's also interested in standing in to America and the West, who played the worst role. Let's be clear about that. The main villain of the piece here, the people who started this business, who were hell-bent on destabilizing the Ukraine in order to draw it away from Russia, is not Putin, but, of course, it's the West. It's Washington, it's London, it's Paris, it's Berlin. They started this nonsense. The Russians, in a sense, in that sense, were acting in a sense out of self-defense, if you like. I mean, since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the USA has consistently tried to increase its sphere of influence and tear away all the extra publics of the Soviet Union. Away from Russia. And what the Russians are saying, in effect, is so far and no further years of the line. We're not prepared to take any more of this. And therefore, the West's calculations, the calculations of Western imperialism, have come badly and stuck. And now they don't know what to do. They make a lot of fuss, make a lot of noise, make a lot of empty threats. But in practice, it is Putin and the Russians that really decide. However, a warning must be issued here. I said, but Putin is not really interested in the interests of the workers of the East in Ukraine, or the Crimea, or anywhere else. The fact of the matter is that he advised them to drop this referendum, or at least postpone it, not to hold it. Which they refuse to accept, by the way. Which shows that when the West says, oh, this movement in the East is purely organized by Putin, it's organized from the Kremlin, it's led by the, it's completely false. No, this is an autonomous movement, a genuine mass movement of the workers of the East in Ukraine against fascism and against reaction in defence of their own interests. Therefore, they said to Putin, look, you're not on. We're holding this referendum anyway. What he does now, I don't know. What I do know is whatever Putin does will not be dictated by the interests of the working class in the East in Ukraine or anywhere else. You mentioned briefly the role of the U.S. and European Union. What do you think the interests of the Western imperialists in this whole situation? Well, they're responsible, actually. That's always covered up in the Western media. It's just Putin, Putin, Putin, Russia, Russia, it's not, that's false. Russia was quite happy to leave things as they were, but it is the West that acted, particularly in the first ages. It was the European Union and the greed and the ambition of Frau Merkel to expand the sphere of influence into the Ukraine. Of course, that was trending on Russia's tools. They organized this coup d'etat, that's what it was in Kiev. Using, by the way, and basing themselves on fascists and Nazis and people that collaborated actively, the Bandura people, who collaborated with the Nazis and the Germans in all kinds of atrocities in the First World War. On the Mayden Square, they were carrying banners with this. People in the West wouldn't know that because it was suppressed. It was supposed to be a democratic movement. In fact, it was no such thing. Now, of course, the regime that they had before, Yanukovych's regime, obviously didn't represent the interest of the Ukrainian people. It was corrupt as hell, gangsters and so on. Yes, but there's gangsters on both sides. There's absolutely nothing to choose between Yanukovych and the other crowd. If anything, the other crowd is even worse, continuing all kinds of fascist and reactionary elements, backed enthusiastically by the so-called Democrats in Washington and Berlin and London. Yes, but there's a slight problem here. The Americans, of course, then piled it naturally. They always wanted to detach the Ukraine from Russia, same as they tried to detach Georgia from Russia. They burned their fingers in Georgia, and I think they've burned their fingers even worse, more badly in the Ukraine. Yes, but there's a problem here now. The Americans are quite a long way from the scene of action. The Europeans are uncomfortably close to the scene of action. America and Germany in particular and the whole of Europe were particularly Britain a bit less so. But most of Europe, certainly Germany in particular, depends heavily on Russian gas. And America realized a little bit late in the day. Putin can always turn the tap off. That's why all the talk about sanctions, this and sanctions, and we will take measures, it's in my opinion, it's a lot of hot air. Because if they do that, they could damage the Russian economy. That's perfectly true. But Putin could also damage them. And the Ukraine, which again is entirely dependent on Russia for gas and oil and all kinds of things. So in the end, if there's a severe clash, and it's possible that they could go down that road, it would have very serious, not just serious political consequences, but very serious economic consequences, not just for Russia as the threatening and so on, but for the West. The whole world economy would be badly hit. And finally, Alan, the Ukrainian government in Kiev has said that they're not going to accept the results of this referendum. What do you think is the perspective for the referendums and the situation in Ukraine in general? Well, the Kiev government says it doesn't accept the referendum. What's it going to do? They've sent soldiers, they've sent the army, they've sent these gangsters, the fascists, actually, of the National Guard to intimidate the public, and it didn't work. On the contrary, it's infuriated and hardened the mood of the people in the East. And if they're not very careful, this could lead to very serious consequences. If the Kiev government makes a serious attempt to retake the Eastern provinces by military force, then it's civil war. And that's quite likely would lead to a Russian intervention, although Putin clearly doesn't want to intervene. He doesn't want to, he's got 40,000 troops on the frontier, but they haven't moved yet. If, however, there's serious atrocities and a lot of people are killed, then he'll have no alternative. And of course, they will just brush the Ukrainian army to one side. No, I think it's more likely that there will be some, there's already an attempt to open negotiations now. They've suddenly discovered the virtue of dialogue and peaceful negotiations, only because they failed in the attempt to settle things by military force. I note that the German foreign minister is getting on a plane for Kiev right now. He wants to open up negotiations, and the Russians have said, well, you can have negotiations, but we are demanding the participation of the people of the East, the rebels, which of course the Kiev government doesn't want to accept that. I think, however, they might have their arms twisted by the Europeans in particular, who are probably now quite alarmed at the prospect. They're right to be alarmed, because if this situation is allowed to spiral out of control, you can have a similar situation to what you had in Yugoslavia, you know? I mean, there are fascists now on both sides, by the way. The movement in the East is a magnificent movement of the working class, as a matter of fact. It's a revolutionary, popular movement, which the West is trying to distort and tell all kinds of lies. Yes, but if it becomes a military conflict, unfortunately, there are very undesirable elements also mixed up with the movement on the East. Russian fascists, monarchists, people who parade with the Tsarist flags, Cossacks and so on. And therefore, the result would be very, very unpleasant. You could have, it couldn't be achieved, the separation of the country couldn't be achieved peacefully. It would mean civil war, in which the working class would be divided, not on, on healthy lives, they'd be divided on national lines or linguistic lines and so on, with all the slaughters and massacres and so on, with the ethnic cleansing, which we've seen before in Yugoslavia. Now this, of course, would be a disaster for workers everywhere, not just in Ukraine. You'd have to have an exchange of populations, a flood of refugees, a lot of them would spill into Europe and so on. You could have terrorist acts. And the kind of bitterness which would be engendered, the fury that would be engendered, could last for generations. You see, nationalism is poison. I'll make that clear, because too many people are playing around with nationalism now. Nationalism is poison. We stand for the unity of the working class, the sacred, as Lenin did, for the sacred unity of the working class, above all lines of language, religion, colour, ethnicity, religion, all these questions. We stand for the agenda, we stand for the unity of the working class and we oppose anything that would threaten and to divide the workers on national lines. You mustn't play with the national question. And once it gets out of control, well, all kinds of horrors will ensue. Now, having said that, I believe that the Kiev gang, the Kiev government, has been defeated. I believe that the West has been defeated in their attempt to grab the Ukraine. They've been defeated. There's no way they can achieve that. And if there is negotiations, and that seems quite likely now, the only winner will be Putin and the Russians. There's no question about that. They will impose a federal solution, you know, that the Ukraine can be independent, OK, it can be independent, but it must be divided up into different autonomous groups to defend the interests of the Russian-speaking population in the East and so on. That would mean a weak government in Kiev under the control of the Russians. And the West might, they might not like this, but they might have to love it. That's perhaps the best option they can hope for. That is one possibility. The other possibility is not very nice. That would be a very sanguinary solution, which would have to have very negative consequences on the world scale. Of course, our task is a difficult one in this madness, or defending a class point of view, or defending the unity of the working class. I mean, it is criminal when you think about it. The Ukrainian workers, the Russian workers have always been united. They've always been brothers and sisters. They speak a similar language, they've got common history, common culture, common religion, for centuries, perhaps for thousands of years. And therefore, we stand for class unity, but it must be on a class basis, on the basis of struggling against the corrupt oligarchs, the capitalist, against capitalism, for an independent, sovereign, united, socialist Ukraine. That's the only real solution for the people of the Ukraine, the workers and the peasants and other people of the Ukraine. It would be a socialist, a Leninist solution. We have to fight for that. Of course, it's under difficult conditions now, because of this nationalist madness, which we oppose. But ultimately, that's the only solution. And eventually, you see that in Yugoslavia now, in Bosnia and other places, workers and communists and young people begin to understand that the real solution for the problems of working people, it might be on a federal basis, if you like. You give autonomy to the people in Eastern Ukraine. That'll be fair enough. And the Crimea and Russia, if it comes to that. But on a socialist basis, on a democratic socialist basis, on the lines of Leninism, on the lines of Bolshevism, on the lines of the October Revolution, that is the only real solution for the people, not just of the Ukraine and Russia, but all the peoples of the ex-Soviet Republics. Thank you very much, Ellen. Thanks for joining us today. My pleasure.


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Let's just make you happy, boys. It's December, it's the best time of the year. The Christmas tree is in the set, and we have a new friend. I would like to introduce everyone to Bolobius. Bolobius, great guy. He's a little racist, but who is it? Especially if you get a few drinks in him. You know, he'll say some questionable stuff. But here's the thing, it's not his fault. It's just the environment he grew up in. And one thing I'm never gonna do in this channel is discriminate someone because of the environment they grew up in. So if I wanna be equitable and fair and I wanna treat everyone with the same respect, then I have to honor Bolobius for who he is. So, Bolobius, we stand with you, Bolobius. I stand with Bolobius. Not to mention, can we all have a moment of silence for my incredible editor, Ty, because we will be posting Wheel of Mut every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday for the month of December. Ty, we love you.  And we are. Let's have an amazing season, boys. We're rocking an 85 overall team and a 2-0 record. And the captain of this team, Johnny Manziel, I would say he's on the hot seat today.  And Johnny football missed some passes last week. Is this our guy for all of December? Maybe. Guess we're gonna find out. We recently got Devon A. Chate. I think he's gonna be our franchise running back for this season. We've got Jamar, OBJ, and Zay Flowers, a little Ravens wide receiver corps. We got Gronk, of course. And our offensive lines honestly looking pretty good. We got to add David DeCaster last episode. And defensively, we have a huge drought. I'm in a linebacker. I need to get a lurker artist today. So badly. We've got solid DBs. We got Paul Krause. And then our defensive line is Trocious. Without further ado, let's get our first wheel spin here and see what we can do. All right, boys. The first spin with the Christmas side. It's gotta be amazing, right? Cover athlete, Lowe. Okay. It says Lowe, but it's either a 92 or a 93. If you guys saw the Cover Athlete promo, it was a shameless cash grab from EA. There's only literally one way to get these cards and that was in packs. And they dropped a pack that gave you a maybe chance to get them as egregiously greedy. But here's what it gave us. It gave us a 92 Marshall Folk or a 92 Ray Lewis. Now, there are the limiteds, which are the 93s, but this wheel spin only gives me an option of the Lowe's. They drop this promo every week. So in the future, there's gonna be a lot more to choose from. But right now, my options are only two. It's either 92 Marshall Folk. Who's an amazing hat pack, but I have a chain or it's the exact position that I need, which is a lurk artist, mental linebacker. Ray Lewis happens to be that. Ray Lewis also happens to be absurd. This card's so good. 93 block shot, 95 hit power. Even as 90 zone coverage, as 90 speed. Let's get the best price on him, which is, looks like a million flat. You know, I gotta say the promo idea, awesome. You know, giving us legendary Cover Athlete players, but the execution, it was very EA-esque. We don't ask those questions in Wheel-A-Mut. We just stick the players in our lineup and we get after it. So Awusu Karamo, love you, buddy. It's Ray Lewis' turn. I'll also give him Crusher. On top of being an insane card, also has, and I cannot believe this, he has Avalanche, which starts the game activated and you get six plays of it. For those of you who don't know, Avalanche guarantees a fumble if you get a clean hit stick on somebody. It's such an overpowered ability. I cannot believe that they did this. I'm also gonna take Crusher off of Paul Krause and then I'm gonna take Lumberjack off of Kair Elam so that way we can run Paul Krause with a deep in-zone KO. This game has instantly become a must win or a must complete the challenge wheel because this 92 Ray Lewis is on the line. This is exactly what my team needs. So we have to complete the challenge wheel or win the game or do both to keep this Ray Lewis. So this is a very important game. And that was only the very first wheel spin of this episode. I still could use a second-hand linebacker or another outside linebacker. Okay, I'm pretty much guaranteeing the player. There's mystery packs are a lot better than they used to be. But really, this is just a mystery pack. I'll definitely take this. Best case scenario is an outside linebacker. I still have Jamon Davis as an outside linebacker. We get a legends pack. Just not DeMarcus Ware. DeMarcus Ware would be the worst spoke. Cause I already have, and Paul Krause. I already have him. Shit. Okay, next legend player, Bruce Smith. He will go on the lineup. Vince Wilfork also, that's actually a huge bull right there. The Vince Wilfork is big. Smith we won't use, but both of these guys will use. So potentially a pack of punch in the future could give me 92 overall Vince Wilfork. That'd be really nice. But as it stands, I have Silver's at de-tackle. So both of those guys are going to come in and be very impactful on this team. Lots of defense today. So de-tackle one is going to be Vince Wilfork. And then I'm actually going to take DeMarcus Ware out. And I'm going to put in that 81 Bruce Smith. You guys know I love Bruce Smith. I don't got to say it again. At left outside linebacker, instead of Jamon Davis, I will move the 82 DeMarcus Ware. And that is my backup middle linebacker. I'm going to put Jeremiah Usukara Moa. Let's look a lot better. That takes us up to an 86 overall. Not the best spin, but honestly, getting 83 Wilfork is nice. This is our third and final Will Smith of the episode. Lots of defense. Will this be offense? Potentially. Ooh, ooh, ooh. I love this one. All mad in 88, but we can get the 91 if we win. There's so many good options, but I'm going to take something weird here. This might be the last player you guys expected, but I want to throw a curveball at you. So I'm going to get 88 Greg Olson. And if we can win this game, I'll get 91 Greg Olson. I really do love the Gronk. It was a good prestige.  Look at how much better this Greg Olson is. Four more speed, four more catching, four more catching traffic. He's not built to block, he is built to catch. I'm going to go Greg Olson. There were certainly some good defensive options, but I added so much to the defense there. I think it was time to go with somebody different. Go Greg Olson, this position only. I still want Ingold at fullback. So I've got a little double tight end thing going here. So offensively only addition is Greg Olson, but on defense we add Vince Wilford, Bruce Smith. And most importantly, we add this Ray Lewis, who I cannot wait to use her. All right, boys, crucial game two and O. Cannot forget about the challenge wheel. Challenge wheel is so big here. If I lose and complete the challenge wheel, I can keep Ray Lewis at trick three separate players. Okay. We need at least three touchdowns and each touchdown has to come from a different player. Opponents got Randy Moss, DRC and Ronnie Law. Kid Ramsey. Does Jalen Ramsey have a son? Does Jalen Ramsey have a son? In July, 2018, Jalen Ramsey and Breanna Tate, the younger sister of retired wide receiver, Golden Tate, had a daughter. And then a second daughter, wait. Jalen Ramsey is dating Golden Tate's younger sister? Did Golden Tate and Jalen Ramsey ever play each other?  He's banging his sister? Shit. Ray Lewis, we need a huge game out of you. He's going to start out passing.  Goes Barry Sanders, first and 10. Love the Krause user. Ooh, very nice ball into Kelsey. It's hoping for a bigger hit. Damn, he's moving down the field. Yo, he rolls out so fast. Getting tore up by tight end attack. He's going to sit down in the middle.  Ass, Kai you're eating him, almost had it. He does hand this off, got to make a big, nope, I was just about to switch on to try and make that tackle. That was honestly, that was just really good offense. He made one really risky throw though. I hope he makes another throw like that. That's why I love Johnny football right there. Hand off eight chain, lots of room to work with. It's his own. Beautiful, beautiful. Jamar Chase, I want to score and I want to score quick. I need three touchdowns this game for that challenge. Since Dave Flowers underneath, so that he's got to make a decision with that user.  He doesn't animate. Oh my God, I'm so bailed out. That was a bad ball. He stepped up with J. Ron Kersen, he doesn't animate. We need to keep track of that though. My first touchdown just went to Jamar Chase. No matter how shitty that touchdown was, the first touchdown went to Jamar Chase. First in 10, this is still tight end attack, so he can keep throwing that check down to Barry. Dude, is he really just gonna go? I think I know how to stop this.  Oh, that's such a bad passing ball crosses right there. That's all right, that's all right, that's all right, that was really good defense. Can't be mad about that. Mm, huge hit, Thurman James. An Amunra. And off, but we stuffed it anyway. Fourth and one. Game changing, stop right here if we can get it. Fourth and one, I kinda wanna fake the blitz. Fourth and one, boys. Doesn't hand it off, it is a pass. I follow it, yes, Ray Lewis. Blurred, kicked through it before. Big joke. That's why we got the Ray Lewis. Seven to seven, a massive stop.  I need that, dude, I need that aeronaut on my team, bro. He's so good. Can't forget about the boy, A-Chain. Beautiful, A-Chain.  Oh. He has to recoil, that boy's fast. They can go to anybody but Jamar here. Okay, oh my God, A-Chain is just bouncing tackles. I don't even know if I read this. I think I just inside zoned this. You're not in. I thought for sure he was in. Oh, Johnny football, he's up. Oh my God, Johnny football. All right, you know what, Johnny's playing good now. All of a sudden, I don't wanna swap him out anymore. Fourteen to seven, really good start to this game. All right, he's back in this set. He's gonna go tight end attack. I have it QB contained and I'm Tampa two, so we can't throw underneath to Barry and I'm not gonna let him throw high to his tight end. Oh, that's risky. Gotta say, that's a risky throw. Okay, nice play. Go low on him. Kairi Elam has been nothing short of spectacular for this team so far, man. Just continue to do. I'm gonna fly over to Ricky. Yup, let's go. A gain of nothing.  I'm gonna, I'll use my timeouts if I get a stop here. Okay, it goes Ricky again, third and eight. I'm calling the timeout. I guess I'm staying in double mug. I can't believe this is my best defense in this formation, but I guess it is. Shit, I'm on tilting and I'm not supposed to be. What a ball. Great flow. I accidentally got stuck on tilting there. I was supposed to be on Ray. He's got to score right now. I'm totally fine with that. It was six seconds from the 18th. That was clock mismanagement. He 100% should have called the timeout. So it's tight end attack. Oh my God, he's gonna hand it off with one second that he almost didn't have time for the field goal. He's gotta be going field goal. All right, 10 to 14 ball a half. That was smart football by him, so I respect it. Look at how dominant the run is. Let me throw a laser beam first. OBJ.  Hey, let's go Johnny. No, I don't throw that. Listen, cross body? No. You sure you don't know ball, bud. I could have if you let me have it only to shine. Oh, look at that. No. All right, all right, all right. Now we really gotta lock in. Maybe I should have let L throw. That's a good throw. It's crazy. A chain with the fumble. I don't think I really had a running back fumble all of last season. I'm trying to bait him into throwing this. Ooh, Bruce Smith. Doesn't matter what Bruce Smith card, bro. Just matters that it's Bruce Smith. Second and 22. Ooh, third and 22. Kraus and the man cover it. I'm impressed with the boy. He's not really the man cover guy for us, but he is right now. Unfortunately, I'm on Tillman here. Do not wanna be on Tillman. My responsibility is Barry. Oh, wow, nice pass. Gets it to Kelsey. Yeah, we're gonna have to win this game in spite of EA. Oh my God. Oh my God. I think I just said tomorrow on blood is potentially a touchdown. Perfect accuracy out of reach. How? It's perfect accuracy. Gonna go Johnny football, gonna dive forward, make this fourth and two. That was unbelievable.  Perfect accuracy and he can't even touch the ball. Absolutely massive play right here. Risky pass. Bad ball, but it worked. Ooh, it was not a bad ball. I take it back.  It's a beautiful run. That's actually the exact amount of yards he wanted, which was barely any of them. Oh, pin pull sweep. Guys remember pin pull sweep from last week? Caught him back up to his zone. Getting a juke out of A-Chain. Keep going in the way we can. Oh, they're coming in. They're coming in enough. What ball? I'm gonna go ball carry. Surfer. Hand off A-Chain. A-Chain up the middle. I'm taking it. I'm taking it for the challenge wheel. I had to think about that for a second. I could have milked more clock for the win, but that's the challenge wheel. I didn't want to mess around with that. So 21 to 17, a minute, 20 left. He has all three timeouts. I don't think, I don't really think clock is of any importance anymore. It's whether I stop him or not, but okay, the challenge is complete. So if we lose, I could salvage Ray Lewis.    That's bogue. What is this? Out to the 36, Mary Santas. All right. He could throw the bullsend. Ooh. I thought I had numbers from that. First and 10. That's a risky ball. Oh my God. What a float. That's just a great play, honestly. I will say he might be scoring so quick here if he's gonna score right now. I'm gonna, oh yes, I knew it! I knew exactly what it was doing. I baited it right side. It came back to the sit-down. Oh, that is brutal. Damn it, I knew exactly what he was doing. Left side? That's so brutal, man. That they don't give me that interception. Oh, I ran for him, but there's a flag. Don't tell me that flag's on me.  He's gonna take the first goal on the one so he can chew more clock. This is a buck. They literally predetermined that I'm losing this game. This is a buck.  Unbelievable. So you're hoping that you get in the end zone then with no time left to take it? What an unbelievable bailout that penalty was. And off-sides on who? Geron Clark for what? That's not my user. I'm not gonna run, commit. So because of that penalty, he gets to burn an additional timeout off of me. All right, I get 33 seconds in two timeouts to score. Come on, press cover, run spinner. 25 seconds left calling the timeout.  Nine seconds, I'm on the 47. Got an extra timeout would be pretty nice here. Okay, Besky Snare here, I take Gronk, I put him on a slant, the user follows Gronk and I can hit Jamar Chase. Oh no, he saw it. Oh, he's asked them.   Why do I think I need a touchdown? I don't, I can kick it and go OT.  I didn't even realize that.   Let's go, OT. 24 to 24, I don't know what the OT rules are in a madden head to head game. Is this playoff OT NFL rules or regular season? Of course you won the toss.  I don't know, if he scores here, maybe he wins the game. I really don't know. Let's try and stop him from scoring and then we don't gotta find out. Absolutely nothing. Now he's in tight doubles, which is where he throws underneath. I'm gonna try and bait him into throwing. Dude, so why are we, if we're in a Tampa two, why are we not guarding? I supposed to have a light blue right there.  Chronically, he ran three plays the entire game.  I didn't turn the ball over once. Two lurks with Ray Lewis. An eight chain fumble almost sealed our fate. But with 33 seconds and two timeouts, one robbed from an offsides.  He started with the ball. I went, oh, this feels so good.   I'm not gonna lie though too, like very early rage quit. I think I was on the 40, so was I already in field goal range? I think I was already in field goal range.  But in the history books, boys, there's been a lot of good wheel and muck games, but I think we gotta make sure that this one is somewhere in the top 10. Potentially top five, although it is only a regular season game, but it moves us to three and O. Not only do we keep Ray Lewis, but we're gonna keep Vince Wilfork, we're gonna keep Bruce Smith and super importantly, Greg Olson gets the upgrade now. So let's swap out Greg or Gronk and then we'll swap out Gronk for really anyone just so that we can get the 91 Greg in. So the win gets us 91, Greg Olson. Olson has tight end apprentice. Oh, that could be really good. Well, I didn't even know that, but that changes a lot actually. That's really nice because the one knock I have on Johnny football is he can't put routes on anybody. So Greg Olson is now in. I'm gonna take post up off of David DeCastro. Hey, Lewis stays in the lineup, which I'm so excited about. I know this is early and aggressive, but I feel like this should be my prestige. I need to Ray Lewis, crusher, lurk artist, avalanche. And then if I prestige him, I get the 93 who has a free lurk artist. So I'd be guaranteed a middle linebacker, zero AP and lurk artist. Not to mention the 93 gets avalanche for eight plays, not six. So it is so early to say that. We're not at the Super Bowl yet, but I'm looking at him for a prestige. All right, boys, amazing episode. We added the two new highest overall players to squad Greg Olson, Ray Lewis. We've done the defense a little bit, but most importantly, we got a huge win in overtime. And most importantly, I didn't forget my challenge wheel.  So we get one pack from the store. I kind of want to go legends and just try and get a better Vince Willfork. Honestly, as I'm recording this, not a lot of great stuff in the store. I will, I'm gonna rock a legends back. I'm looking for a higher overall Vince Willfork. So Willie Rove does not, no, I don't think he helps his team. Pat Tilman, I literally already have that Pat Tilman. A headliner for Sheet Shahid. A legend Carmichael. That Devin Hester, damn. No, none of these do anything for us, unfortunately. Take the L on the challenge wheel today, but a massive W. And I'm in a historic wheel of mud. What a great start to the Christmas season. I love you all and I'll see you in the next one. Peace.


A float with Henry Morgan. The sight of Dolores Pizzaro aboard the flying gull recalls to Geoffrey Hunter painful memories the kind of life he's lost and wishes to forget. Remembering the dolphin tavern, he goes there to forget in the arms of Kitty the Serving Wench.  But Kitty manages to persuade him that Geoffrey means nothing to her, and that as soon as Diatz gives to her the Aztec necklace, she'll be faithful to him. The buccaneer, Morgan, goes to Sir Thomas Martford and promises him that if he is still free in a few years time, he will give him the necklace. Dolores, masquerading as Antoinette de Lacey, goes into the room and sees the Aztec necklace for which he has been seeking. The most beautiful thing I have ever set my eyes on, the Aztec necklace. It is yours, Uncle Thomas. You like it, eh? Antoinette, it may be mine. Eh, Morgan? Eh, that it will be if you keep to my conditions. Conditions? What conditions are these? Sir Thomas has seen the necklace, and like every other man, he desires it. But it is mine. Yours? I will write. Be curious, Wench, aren't you? It is mine, mademoiselle de Lacey, by right of conquest. I took it from the Spanish. I look upon it as a talisman. Oh, and don't tell me, Morgan, you are becoming superstitious. Superstitious? No. But it is a talisman which will assure me of safety from treachery. And I not write, Sir Thomas... What are you talking about? I don't intend to sail the Seven Seas for the rest of my life, mademoiselle. I have hopes of settling down, living a life of peace, and I wish to live long enough to enjoy that life. So I've made an agreement with Sir Thomas that if I'm still free when I wish to give up roaming the seas, he shall have the Aztec necklace. And in the meantime? In the meantime, it is mine. I thank you for it, mademoiselle. I prefer to keep it in my pocket. Well, I've kept you long enough, Sir Thomas. I know that you have another important social engagement. I'll bid you good night. Good night, Morgan. Oh, before I go, just one other little matter, mademoiselle. Yes, Captain Morgan? You are a product of the Old World. I am not. I don't understand you. We call these paths the New World. On the other side of the sea, we call the Old World.  You know not our customers. That is true. All my life I have spent in France and in England before I came out here. Hmm, strange. News of the New World must travel far and fast. What do you mean, Morgan? Your kin's woman, Sir Thomas, has been in this part of the world just a few short days, and yet she recognized that necklace is belonging to the Aztec race. Oh, you are mistaken, Monsieur. There's no need for you to be a moralist, mademoiselle, and I am not mistaken. You called it the Aztec necklace yourself, and we had never mentioned the word. I compliment you on being so astute and recognizing it as such. Even in France, Captain Morgan, we heard of the fabulous Aztec race, and you forgive me for saying. We have also heard of your reputation as a buccaneer. I think the word is. So naturally, when I saw the necklace, the foreign look about the world, I just naturally assumed it possibly could come from the Aztecs, and that you had taken it from this much. A remarkably quick deduction, mademoiselle. Oh, there is another apology I have to make. I extended to Hunter your kind invitation to dinner, but he regrets she's unable to accept. Oh, but why? He was so nice and kind. I would like to thank him in some legal way. He's a strange man, an unknown history. I don't think he wishes to mix too much with other people. Good night, Sir Thomas. Good night, Mademoiselle. Who is that standing in the doorway? Come in the light of the cabin so I can see who you are. Kitty? What are you doing aboard the flying car? Oh, Geoffrey, you must forgive me. I thought perhaps you would be coming to the dolphin tavern tonight, and when you didn't come, I thought you might have been sick.  If the men knew you were here, they would tell you to pieces. You can hold your own the tavern, but I doubt very much if you could aboard the ship. Please forgive me, Geoffrey. I felt I had to come and talk to you. You see, there's a lot I want to explain to you. Quite likely to the doorway. Sit down, Kitty. Thank you.  And now, when I'm alone face to face with you in the cabin, I... I don't know what to say. I don't know how to put the words into my mouth. Are you in some kind of trouble? Me in trouble? All my life I've been in trouble. But now, something's happened to me like I've never experienced before in my life.  Please forgive me. Well, don't look so sad, and don't look so appealing. It tends to make one forget what one is talking about. Why did you come to me last night? I wanted to forget. I wanted to forget a life which is behind me, the like of which can never come my way again. I wanted to make myself realize that I no longer can walk with my head held high amongst honest men. I wanted to make myself realize that those who frequent the dolphin tavern are my companions until my neck is stretched on a yard arm. And it was not at all because you wanted to see me? Oh, Kitty, don't talk like that. I... I don't know schemes you have in your mind, or why you've really come tonight. I'm not so desperately trying to forget my old life that I cannot know what you really are. Forgive me for being so brutal. You're not being brutal. Geoffrey, I've been bad. Whatever life serves up to me, it's what I deserve. I've lied and cheated. I've stolen and thieved. I've given what I wanted, and I've taken what I wanted. We're talking of no account. Why have you come aboard this ship tonight? Do you believe so bad of me past that you cannot see that I love you? Kitty, no. Oh, I know it might seem hard for you to believe it. As I've only said eyes on you a couple of times, but that's enough. I've never loved before, Geoffrey. You must believe me. If I didn't love you, would I have come here to the ship? Would I have walked out of the dolphin tavern tonight and risked any punishment to come to see you because you were not coming to see me? But Kitty, it's incredible. I behaved like a cat to all joy. I should not have come to you as I did last night. Had I been in my rough senses, not nearly desperate, I would not have come.  Everything that's gone before me in my life means nothing to me now.  Yes, I know, but Kitty... In the first place, I came to see you like the brazen hug I was, and you cast me aside, as I rightly deserved. And I said that I'd humble you. And then you came back, and you were unhappy, and I couldn't carry out my resolution, Geoffrey. I just had to love you. I didn't want it to happen, but it was so unexpected, like a shaft of life from heaven. But it's so hopeless, there's more to an emotion.  And I'm just a slave servant rumoured at the Dockside Tavern. No, no, Taff, Kitty, not that. You never know if I'm no better than you, but... But don't you see, I can help you. I can, Geoffrey. There's no one to whom you can turn. These men board the ship. They're not for the likes of you. And as bad as I've been, I'll be faithful to you, I promise. Look into my eyes, Geoff. Can't you see I want to help? Can't you see it's all there written in my eyes? I do believe you, Kitty. Then don't you turn me away, please. Give me a chance to prove I can help you. For my own selfish sake, I want to. Oh, then do, do, do. Over here, Antoinette, in this part of the garden. There. Does it not give you a surprise? Oh, a beautiful road, darling. What heaven it was, Uncle. I thought it would give you a surprise to find on Miss Ockel Island the little piece of England. Oh, they are lovely. Oh, but surely, Antoinette, you recognise the place. It's built exactly the same. Oh, don't tell me I've failed. I was so sure this part of the garden was an exact replica. Oh, I do. And yet you fail to recognise it. I'm so disappointed. I mean, maybe it's because there's no stream running through or no rustic bridge. That's what I couldn't copy. Oh, yes, Uncle, that makes all the difference. A stream and a rustic bridge. Had I seen that, I would have known immediately. I wonder, Antoinette, when I'll be seeing my old home again. Ah, my poor castle. A lovely place. Of course, Ockel, you will be seeing it. When you retire, you will spend your declining years in its peace and serenity. There's just one thing I couldn't remember, Antoinette. You can tell me. Look in this part of the garden. Now, picture yourself again in the garden of the Mothford Castle. Have I black-hearted roses or the Lady Fair roses growing there? Oh, Uncle, I would have to think. When is Captain Morgan coming to dinner? I don't know. I haven't thought about it. Sometimes soon. He is a very great friend of yours. I suppose you must discuss for hours together his plans as to where he is going to strike next against the Spanish. Matter of fact, Antoinette Morgan makes his own plans. I fear he doesn't trust anyone else. I only know he has been on an expedition when he returns with his ship laid down sea level with loot. Oh, but surely he must discuss his plans with somebody. Yes, I suppose he does. Possibly with his mate. That would be the man Hunter, wouldn't it? He's a pretty then, Master Hunter would not accept our invitation. We will have to see if we can make him. Won't we, Uncle? I have been waiting for you to appear tonight, Kitty. Hey, what are those long black bruises on your arm? Oh, Legger Jobson gave me a whiffing. Why? Because you're not at the tavern last night? That is right. But he's within his rights. I'm only his slave. Where were you last night? No, no, no. Don't tell me. Perhaps I can guess. Kitty, don't break my heart, please. I beg of you. Dear, leave me be. I can't love you anymore. I don't want you to touch me, please.  I'll bring you the necklace very soon, I promise. Even if you bring it to me, it will be no good, dear. I know now. You think I'll let that happen? You're not free to choose the one you love.  So, you don't want the necklace, eh? Very well, I will take the necklace. For what purpose? I will get the necklace. I'll find a buyer. He'll give me plenty of money, all the money I ask. And I will buy you from Bollack Jobson and you will become my property. What complications are going to be made in Kitty's life because of her love for Jeffrey Hunter? Listen to the next episode of A Float with Henry Morgan.


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Our Polytechnic Education stakeholders have called on President Bola Tinibu to address the issue of Bicotomy and segregation between graduates of Polytechnics and Universities. The founder of Ajayi Polytechnic, Kerry Ikiti, Dr Usai Ajayi, made the appeal at the institution's matriculation ceremony. Ajayi noted that the age-long Bicotomy is a discriminatory practice and a great disservice to the country expressing this pleasure, that the bill passed at the last National Assembly abrogating the anomaly was not signed into law by the last administration. On his part, Professor Michael Alonge highlighted the need for stakeholders in the country to support the agitations for the advancement of Polytechnic Education. HLD should just want to advise the government, if the police makers, if they cannot make an international diplomat to be equivalent to degree, BSE, they should scrap Polytechnics. In the UK, we don't have any Polytechnic education. All the Polytechnics are converted to university. So we should scrap Polytechnics and convert Polytechnics to University of Technology. That's going to be my advice to the police owners, I mean the government. So we should not have any dichotomy between HLD and BSE. The position is that HLD holders and degree holders should be at par. That's the best decision to avoid the conflict of degrees. They are saying the same thing, they are serving the same purpose. Whether HLD or BSE, they are at par in terms of number of years. So those who have made the decision that their salaries or they should be placed on the same level, they are doing the right thing. And it will reduce conflict of ideas and conflict of recognition. HIT THE NOTIFICATION BUTTON so you get notified about fresh news updates.


I'm Andy Fisher, WNAW News. At 7 minutes past 10, time for the Sears Radio Theatre. That's the theme from the Sears Radio Theatre. Tonight, a story of the West with Lauren Green as your host. Here's a preview. I'm here and now serving notice on the Governor that the state of Colorado does not belong to him, but to the nation. I own a share of stock in Colorado and the Governor or his general's chase can shoot me, but I will talk from the grave. The Sears Radio Theatre will begin after this message from your local station. This is Bucky Denner, the New York Yankees. I'm proud to be a member of a great team and I'm equally proud of my family. Storming my wife and our two children. They're both healthy, normal kids. But you know, there are some children in this world, in your neighborhood, who are not so lucky. They were born with handicaps, injured in accidents or disabled by illness.  The Easter Seals Society is preparing both children and adults for tomorrow. 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Her enemies referred to her among other things as the most dangerous woman in America. She lived to be 100 years old, her life spanning a time of almost unbelievable change and growth in America. Her funeral train will pass through West Virginia and Pennsylvania, states that knew her well. But it will stop at a martyred minus cemetery in Mount Olive, Illinois. There Mother Jones will rest forever. Beyond, west where the sun flees at day's end, they can't hear the whistle of her funeral train. But they'll never forget Mother Jones. Oh, for the rights of man! A king of an age when men's lives will no longer be calculated by the number of tons of coal produced. Mark this day! For it was today that you rose up and told the company that they do not own their houses where you live, the stores where you shop, the schools where your children are taught, even the churches where you pray. But they do not own your will or your soul. Mother Jones cut a swathe across this country with her stirring speeches, her indomitable spirit and her unwavering belief in and support of the worker. The tales about her are legion, but perhaps the truest picture of Mary Jones can be seen when she was fighting alongside the striking coal miners in the tent colonies out in Colorado. She was 82 years old then, and that's where we'll begin our story. A new adventure in radio listening. Five nights of exceptional entertainment every week brought to you in Elliott Lewis' production of The Sears Radio Theater. Our story out in Colorado by Pamela Russell, our stars Irene Tedrow and Kent Smith. The Sears Radio Theater is brought to you by Sears Robach & Company. Sears, where America shops for value. I sell draperies at Sears. Yesterday a lady came in and said that she'd been in and out of about every store in town looking for draperies and at this point didn't know what she wanted anymore. 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Your reputation precedes you. We know all about you here in Trinidad. We've heard all the stories of your adventures with other strikers in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, indeed everywhere. This strike is a deplorable but hopefully temporary condition. The miners will soon come to their senses. Yes, and if they don't I'm sure that the company hired thugs with their machine guns would be more than happy to convince them of their folly. Exactly. You've mentioned both our reputations, your hotels and mine. I'm as proud of mine as you are of yours. I'm just as venerable as your hotel young man, though I may not be as respected in some quarters. In other words, you will not leave as I have requested. Exactly. I'll have to have you removed then. An old woman being dragged screaming from your establishment. I fear that will only enhance my reputation and further jeopardize yours. All right, stay here then. The governor will never open the door to you. At least I can scare off those women and children waiting for you in the lobby. You don't depend on that. Those are miners' wives and children. They don't scare easily. This situation is just deplorable. Exactly. I couldn't agree with you more young man. He only wants to speak with you. Governor, we only want to help you do what you say you've come to do. We want to tell you about the strike conditions. We want to tell you about the death special that armored car the company uses to patrol the mines and the trenches they've dug, the searchlights and the machine guns. I have with me some children and wives of the miners. They can tell you things about this strike that no one else can. Governor! Doesn't someone remove her? She's been at that door for nearly an hour. Governor, Mother Mary Jones has a way of circumventing rules and regulations, all authority. The women are menace. The situation is explosive, not without her. She's an instigator. 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Then martial law has been declared in the strike zone. Yes, ma'am. You're to be arrested on site. Should you return there? Now, you won't, will you, ma'am? Were you ordered to ask me that? No, ma'am. What do you think I'll do? I'm afraid, uh, you're planning on going back. I'm a citizen. I'm not a criminal. I've broken no law. And I have the right to go wherever I please. This is a free country. Yeah, but ma'am, see, you'd... Would you arrest me on site in Trinidad? I would have to. Because you were ordered to? Yes, ma'am. Have you ever questioned your orders? What? That's not a soldier's duty? Well, maybe you should make a beginning. Start now, because your orders are unlawful. That's what this country is all about, laws. The same laws for everyone. The same for the governor and for you. The same for General Chase and for me. Same for everyone. It was wrong and unlawful to deport me from Trinidad. The only reason that it happened is because the governor doesn't like what I have to say, and that's no reason at all. We're coming into the station. Would you look at that crowd? I believe those are some friends of mine. I believe I'll go out and talk with them. Welcome to Denver. Though I must admit that it wasn't by choice that I came to your city. I was brought here under military escort. I was forced to leave Trinidad against my will. Notice on the governor that the state of Colorado does not belong to him, but to the nation. There is stock in Colorado, and the governor or his General Chase can shoot me, but I will talk from the grave. I will return to Trinidad. I'm Mother Jones. Hello there, Mother. Ma'am, what can we do for you? We're not too used to visitors up here in the cab. Do you want to find the way? My father was a railroad man. I know trains and the men who run them. I came up front to ask you boys a favor. What is it, Mother? Do you ever make any unscheduled stops? Oh, it's against regulations, ma'am. Why? Well, we're close to Trinidad. I have reason to believe there may be a welcoming committee waiting there for me. A welcoming committee, ma'am? Yes, but none too friendly, a one. The militia, if they have word I'm on this train, will be at the station to arrest me. Arrest you? For what, Mother? Well, all that I've done is to believe in and try to help the cause of the working man. What I wanted to ask you boys was if you could stop and let me off just outside Trinidad so I could miss that welcoming committee at the station? I'm not afraid we couldn't do that, ma'am. Oh, no, no, we couldn't. Not unless one of those cows might stray onto the tracks again. Now they have a way of doing that, don't they, Joe? That they do. And it's a pure nuisance, Mother. I can tell you that. Them cows come right up on the tracks and we have to stop the train and shume off. Oh, it's a real nuisance. And you know, I just have a feel that one of them cows is going to be doing it this trip soon. Maybe ten minutes or so. Oh, I thank you boys for the warning. Yeah, well, I'll be going back to my seat now. Now, if for some reason I should miss seeing you at the Trinidad station, well, I won't be forgetting you.  Goodbye, ma'am. Bye, boys. They've come for you, Mother. Easy, now. Easy. Who's come for me? Detectives, infantry and cavalry. There must be a hundred or more of them squirming outside the hotel and General Chase himself is with them.  Oh, I hoped I'd have more than three hours here before they discovered me. Well, I guess I better go out. I'll go with you. No, no, no. I'll go alone. You get back to the tent colony and let them know what's happened. But, Mother... Go on now. I don't want you. Go. Yes, Mother. I don't want you worrying about me. I'm looking forward to meeting this General Chase. After all, what can he do to an old woman like me? Now take the back way. All right. 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She felt that the striking miners needed her. And where she was needed, she went. And without fear. There she is. Which one of you is General Chase? I am General Chase. So you are. I should have known by all that fancy gold braid. And you are Mrs. Jones? That's right. You will be escorted to the Denver bound train immediately. No, I will not. I will not have you here. But I am here and here I'm staying. No, madam. You are going. I refuse. You cannot do that. I just did. You are to be deported. And you will not enter the strike zone again. I have the right to go anywhere I damn well please General. It pleases me to be here in Trinidad. We shall see how much pleasure you derive from this visit. You are under arrest Mrs. Jones. Man-taker. Where am I being taken General? This is a fine army you have here.  I am well aware of the uses to which you put your age in your gender madam. They will gain you no sympathy here or immunity from the laws of this land. What law have I broken? You defied my orders. You are the law general. Here in Trinidad I am. Well then God help this place and all who live here. You are elderly and female. And I know the emotions that arouses in some.  Punning and dangerous. You refuse to be deported so you must be locked up. I cannot however put you in a jail. Public opinion will be outraged. But General you are the law supreme here in Trinidad. Surely you don't care what people think.  A grave perhaps. That Mrs. Jones will be too good to be true. But this place is a kind of a grave. As close as I can come to it for now anyway. Men, take her. You've brought your tray Mrs. Jones. I've no appetite sister. I've had none since they brought me to this prison. This is a hospital Mrs. Jones and you know it. I am not sick. I am a prisoner.  Perhaps you don't know that you're being used sister by General Chase. Used for a most evil purpose. He's not a good man and neither is intentions. Do you know that? I don't see it as you do Mrs. Jones. No of course you wouldn't sister. Rarely does the jailer share the point of view of his prisoner. You're not my prisoner. Then I'm free to leave here? No. Then sister I am someone's prisoner. I did not choose to come here and I have no wish to remain. I will leave your tray. Now you might as well take it as you go. I'll not be touching it. Mrs. Jones. Yes.  I am. I thought that perhaps maybe sister. If you're going to offer me spiritual solace I must tell you that religious matters are far from my mind at the moment. I see. Truth to tell religion has not been much a part of my life for a very long time. Would you believe that I once taught in a convent sister? You did. You're surprised? Well I had no idea you were a teacher. I've been many things I not only taught but I learned a great deal in the convent. Did you Mrs. Jones? Indeed sister. I learned a hatred for injustice and a vast inquisitiveness. I will pray for you Mrs. Jones. I'm sure you will sister. I have no wish to offend you but I will tell you something that I live by.  Oh Mrs. Jones why don't you use your many talents for something higher than agitating? Sister. Jesus Christ was an agitator. I can aim no higher than that. I'll leave the tray. About two hours sir. There are sixty or so of them. Some have children with them. They don't appear to be armed. Some are carrying signs. Signs? What do the signs say? God bless Mother Mary. We're from Mother Jones. That kind of thing. I don't want them outside my headquarters. Sir, there's talk that they're planning to march down the main street of town. I think that we will intercept them. Sir, intercept. You understand the word? Yes sir. Two units of cavalry should do it nicely I would think. But sir. Yes. They're unarmed. Women and children so you said. But I'm not so sure. If I may suggest sir. Just look out your window and you can see for yourself. Allow me sir. Looks like a dangerous and potentially riotous mob. 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Would you like to see it? I don't think there's any need of that. Yes. I think you should see it sister. Here. Take it. Look at it. No, no. I'll tell you then. There's no need Mrs. Jones. Yes. I think that there is. Have you ever heard of a woman named Fanny Sellands? No. She was a labor organizer and agitator like myself. This is, as you guessed, a clipping, a newspaper photograph of her dead body. She was killed during a strike years ago. Killed? Yes. There was a strike in Pennsylvania. Some gunman shot down one of the picketing miners. Fanny was trying to shield some children from the sight of the dead man.  And that is what you are refusing to look at sister. A picture of those children that she was trying to protect, standing in a circle staring down at the fallen Fanny Sellands. May I see it now Mrs. Jones? Yes. I came to tell you Mrs. Jones that the soldiers are going to take you to Denver to see the governor today. I believe you'll be released and you'll not be returning here. They've told us we can move other patients into this room. I was never one of your patients sister. Here's your picture. Thank you. Mrs. Jones. Yes sister. I want to tell you this. From the time that you first came here I believe that you were wrong. Misguided in your thinking and your actions but... Mrs. Jones, I've changed my mind about you. And you were right about the general. Why do you say that now sister? What happened? Well you've been without news from the outside but you'll hear soon enough what has been done. I don't want you to think that I or any of the sisters condone or approve. What did they do? Some women marched in protest of your arrest and confinement. And? And they were ridden down in the streets by the militia. How many were killed? No one was killed but some of the women and their children were injured. Thank you for telling me sister. We strongly condemn this kind of violence. We've made our position clear to the general and we have his assurance that it was an unfortunate occurrence that will not be repeated. If you believe that sister, then your condemnations are worth nothing. A man like the general finds his strength in good people's belief in his lies. It will happen again. The only difference is that next time the violence will probably bring death. Perhaps you should look again at Fanny Selam's sister.  No sister. I have no need of an old photograph for that. Those things live within me. Every day there are violent and cruel injustices that nourish them.   I will pray that both of us sustain our strengths. They're very different as we are. But I am beginning to see that both have their uses. Goodbye Mrs. Jones. Goodbye sister. I've asked you here today. Excuse me governor for interrupting but I was not asked here today. I was brought here under military guard. You were asked here today Mrs. Jones so that I might speak with you. And I can see that you're not hearing me anymore today than you did when I was shouting through a hotel door to you. I heard you then and I hear you now. All right governor what is it that you have to say to me. I will try to give you the same sort of attention that you have given me. Mrs. Jones you are never again to return to the strikes home. I would ban you from all of Colorado if it were possible. And I sincerely hope that your stay in Denver will be a short one. But unfortunately I cannot dictate that. No. You haven't yet crowned yourself king of Colorado. Exiles are still beyond you. Oh take heart governor I'm sure that soon you will seize and possess all the powers of a desperate. I'm warning you Mrs. Jones if you attempt to set foot in Trinidad or any other part of the strike zone you will regret it deeply. I consider myself warned. May I go now. Yes by all means go. Randall yes sir. Come in close the door. Is she being followed Mrs. Jones. Yes of course Mrs. Jones yes sir she's being followed by a company detective. Good I don't think however it will be necessary. I have a feeling that we put a scare into Mother Jones this time. I'm sure she'll be leaving Colorado. I wouldn't be surprised if she got on a train this very day. Happy up there man. Oh thank you sir thank you. You're more than welcome man. Mrs. Mary Jones. I think that you know that I am. What is it that you want. You're under arrest Mrs. Jones will be getting off the train at Walsonburg.  No Mrs. Jones Walsonburg is your last stop. Walsonburg. Come with me. Do I have a choice. No. No then let's go. Old friends the militia come to meet me I should have guessed. Where am I being taken. You'll find out soon enough. If you'll I know writing this letter when I'm certain that you will never see it but it helps me somehow to think that I am communicating with you. Possibly only you could understand what I have done. I do not know if you or anyone knows where I am. It was my intention to return to Trinidad but I was taken off the train at a place called Walsonburg. I was met by a company of militia and marched here to this cellar. I was warned but I refused to take heed of the tyrants warning. I have broken no law. I have not been charged. I've had no trial and no bond has been set. I am being held in Communicado in this underground cell surrounded by sewer rats tin horn soldiers and other vermin. The rats come across the stone floor at me in the night. I can hear their approach the scratching of their claws as they run toward me. I fight them off with a broken beer bottle. I have been here by my calculations nearly 20 days but I'm afraid that I might have lost a day or two. The hours drag past. Day is perpetual, twilight and night is deep night. I watch the people's feet from my cellar window. There are miners feet and old shoes. Soldiers feet well-shoed in government leather. The shoes of women with the heels run down. The dilapidated shoes of children and barefoot boys. The children sometimes scrooge down and wave to me but the soldiers shoe them off. This is a horrible place, cold and dark.  But I will not buckle under to them. I will not run. I see my duty. I will try to do it. I am needed. What do you want? That? No smuggles of the paper and pencils to you. They just appear. Perhaps I have a good fairy. Why do you even bother? Do you know how it will ever reach the outside? My good fairy and I believe otherwise. Besides, I'm waiting for the day when you disobey your orders, soldier. You've waited a long time for that. It'll be worth it. Anyway, I have nothing better to do. From what I hear, you're going to rot here. When you reach my age, soldier, rotting is neither far away nor frightening anymore. Miss Jones. Is it really afternoon? It's difficult to know here in this hole. I have word for you from the general. Am I to be drawn in quarter to dawn? You to be released today, right now. I will arrange an escort for you. Escort or guard? Escort, ma'am. Have I choice in the matter? Yes, of course. I choose to leave here alone without your escort, lieutenant. Goodbye, soldier. Which one of us do you think will rot here now? You'd better desert or at least disobey very soon. Mrs. Jones. You don't have to tell me, Mrs. Jones. I wouldn't blame you if you didn't. But where are you planning on going now? Are you asking for your general or for yourself? I'm sure I don't know why, but I believe you. I'm leaving Colorado. I'm glad of that, Mrs. Jones. I'm not surprised. I meant for you. No, no, don't be too glad. I'll be back. But right now I can do more good in Washington. That's where I'm headed. I'm going to testify before the House Mines and Mining Committee. Someone must tell them, make them see what is really going on in Colorado. The governor is there testifying. So is John D. Rockefeller Jr. Then I know for sure that I'm needed there for the truth. I'm not trying to threaten or frighten you, Mrs. Jones, but please stay in Washington. Don't come back to Colorado. I'm not frightened, but you seem to be. I am. Of what? I'm afraid of what I've done and what I'm going to do. You can't undo what you've already done, Lieutenant, but you can stop now. No, I don't think that I can stop. I... Lieutenant! Sir, General wants you. All right, I'm on my way. Mrs. Jones, you didn't want an escort, so I'll say goodbye to you. Lieutenant, thank you for the pencils and paper. How did you know it was me? I didn't until right now. You're welcome, Mrs. Jones. You can stop, Lieutenant. You can stop now. No, I can't. I'm afraid... I'm afraid. It's orders. I can't stop unless they tell me to, Mrs. Jones. Goodbye. Goodbye, Lieutenant. I'll be back. I'll be back out in Colorado. While Mother Mary Jones was testifying in Washington, the Ludlow Massacre took place in Colorado. The state militia looted and then burned to the ground a striking minor's tent colony. Two young mothers and their eleven children were trapped and burned to death in the tents. The youngest of the children was three months old. The strike was lost. In the beginning, there were many such cruel and devastating defeats, but they paved the way for the eventual victory. It was a long and hard struggle, and Mother Mary Jones fought it until her death at the age of 100, some 20 years after her valiant days out in Colorado. Strike a cord for spring with baby cord fashions from Sears Junior Bazaar. Baby cords aren't for babies, but for juniors with an eye for style in textured jackets, straight skirts, trouser pants, stripes of blue and white that are really narrowed down. That's baby cord. To complete your outfit, pop on pretty little blouses, also from Junior Bazaar. Available at most larger Sears retail stores. Sears National Automotive Sale. 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