Writing short messages on the first postcards was as popular as sending short text messages from mobile phones today. Both are good ways for lovers to send messages to each other.
The messages on postcards were not for the eyes of the postman (or husband/wife), so a code was necessary; thus, the secret language of postcards was born. It started by putting the stamp on in a particular way, or by using a certain colour of pencil or seal on the letter or postcard. Each couple had their own secret code and the one whom it was addressed to knew this code and understood the message. Postcard publishers started to produce cards with some of these codes. (Text from Topical Postcards)
Actually, it is a well-documented fact of the realities of the WWII holocaust. Therefore, to say that one in the West would be in troubles, by saying that there was no such thing, is irrelative to the reality that there WAS such a thing. How about that. I mean, what "propaganda" have YOU been listening to?! Hey, don't stop there. In the mouths of two of three witnesses, all things are established. And how about personal restimonies? How about journals? How about official documentations? How about photography? Hey - -how about actual, physical evidences, at the actual sites? Wow. You guys are truly amazing. But one thing for a good certainty: there are lots of politically-minded individuals who have stopped learning in their own lives and are not on the intake in the first place. So what can I say? And you will probably categorize and label my posting as "typical". What? Mankind cannot learn anything from the realities of any war or social injustice? What? The U.S. government is without fault? What? We are not to begin housecleaning with ourselves as individuals? So after the Saudis and the Americans and the Iraqis and the British and the French and the Afghanistans have finished cleaning up one's own, personal acts of being civilized and morally responsible, as men and women of the human race, then maybe there can be world peace and the abolishion of greed. But with or without faults, is it not that the "West" is seeking to assist in the democratic process instead of controlling others' lives? Hey - don't throw the baby out with the wash.
Posted by: Ted Maybury | January 15, 2006 at 05:13 AM
You are great. But one thing is for sure a good thing: Stop the political mind who is living in their own learning, and in the high intake in the first place, rather than individuals.
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