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volume work but this is the first volume and it deals with how originated in the bronze age in mesopotamia and how every ruler of sooner and babylonia when they take the throne their first act would be to proclaim a clean slate cancel the debts liberate people who were imposed or sunk into bondage for debt and they redistribute land that was. foreclosed on by predators in other words or the babylonian rulers would do a morality in is group so marion's in the third millennium be in the babylonians and the second millennium were exactly what the the jews took over judaism took over in the first millennium when the exiled jews returned from babylon yet into. into the yet and. applied this three point. as the jubilee year and they wrote it into the very core of leviticus into the core mosaic law and that became the whole they rewrote the whole history of the old testament is a struggle between better and creditor interests kings by the first millennium no longer enslin that. not only and it's. i wish lands but in the mediterranean they went over to the side of all of our. creditors and so it w

at one point he's in mesopotamia, i think near tikrit, and comes across a bunch of turkish soldiers, ottoman empire guys, and being with the british army he doesn't have a pistol, but he has a swagger stick. he says you boys over there, you're going surrender. and they do surrender to him. he gets a rather high british medal, goes over to france. but the main story is the youngest son which is quentin, 20-year-old sophomore at harvard. he enlists in the first week of war, and he's very mechanically inclined. he can put together a motorcycle or a car, and he early on loves airplanes. he wants to be in the service. and he trains in minneola on long island. he commutes from home, you know, to do his training. [laughter] goes over to france and 11 months later goes into combat. 11 months later. he's been in france before he really gets into combat. that tells you about the state of preparedness of the american air corps and the army itself. and on his first real combat mission with another plane, enemy plane, he gets a kill. he shoots down a german. but on the second one, bastille day ju