Thread: R.I.P. author James P. Hogan July 12, 2010
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Old 07-22-2010, 12:16 PM   #7
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A creative person who provided much enjoyment has died.
What is there *not* to mourn?
Mixed feelings??
Sorry but politics are not *that* important.

Besides, curmudgeons old and young are vital to any free society.
The day we stop questioning authority and stop demanding clear justifications for policy is the day they can write *our* epitaph as a civilization.

No more Hogan books matters.
The rest? Hot air on all sides.
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