Yes Mr. Wood, "we are coming for you" should be interpreted literally. In 1967 when I was a young social worker in Detroit, Lyndon Baines Johnson sent the 82nd Air-born Division of the U.S. Army into my home town. As I watched 20 armed helicopters fly low over my house and disgorge the soldiers onto East Kercheval street; they killed too…
Yes Mr. Wood, "we are coming for you" should be interpreted literally. In 1967 when I was a young social worker in Detroit, Lyndon Baines Johnson sent the 82nd Air-born Division of the U.S. Army into my home town. As I watched 20 armed helicopters fly low over my house and disgorge the soldiers onto East Kercheval street; they killed too many citizens
for me to count. When it was over, the authorities admitted to 34 killings. This is a gross under-counting. I know. I was an eye witness. If you would like to learn more about this, please read my comment in the recent blog CLOSER TO THE EDGE. "They took her like a ghost:"
Yes Mr. Wood, "we are coming for you" should be interpreted literally. In 1967 when I was a young social worker in Detroit, Lyndon Baines Johnson sent the 82nd Air-born Division of the U.S. Army into my home town. As I watched 20 armed helicopters fly low over my house and disgorge the soldiers onto East Kercheval street; they killed too many citizens
for me to count. When it was over, the authorities admitted to 34 killings. This is a gross under-counting. I know. I was an eye witness. If you would like to learn more about this, please read my comment in the recent blog CLOSER TO THE EDGE. "They took her like a ghost:"