Dear friends,
A PDF of the new chapter can be downloaded for free from
www.TheMonkeyVirus.com
It is called CH 17 - The Witness.
Please pass this along to those that you think might be interested.
Thanks,
Ed Haslam
Author of MARY, FERRIE & THE MONKEY VIRUS
Free chapter The monkey Virus
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Jim Thompson
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Re: Free chapter The monkey Virus
dankbaar wrote:Dear friends,A PDF of the new chapter can be downloaded for free from www.TheMonkeyVirus.comIt is called CH 17 - The Witness.Please pass this along to those that you think might be interested.Thanks,Ed HaslamAuthor of MARY, FERRIE & THE MONKEY VIRUS
Thanks Ed Haslam for this link & the new chapter. These two books (MARY, FERRIE & THE MONKEY VIRUS -- & -- Lee Harvey Oswald: The True Story of the Accused Assassin of President John F. Kennedy, by His Lover) are conditio sine qua non for understanding Nov. 22nd. The AIDS implications are astounding.
Thanks Ed Haslam for this link & the new chapter. These two books (MARY, FERRIE & THE MONKEY VIRUS -- & -- Lee Harvey Oswald: The True Story of the Accused Assassin of President John F. Kennedy, by His Lover) are conditio sine qua non for understanding Nov. 22nd. The AIDS implications are astounding.
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Bruce Patrick Brychek
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Response To Messers. Wim Dankbaar and Jim Thompson:
Dear Messers. Wim Dankbaar, and Jim Thompson, and Fellow JFK Forum Members,
Wim, Thank You for posting this. As you know I have been in recent communication again with Judyth Vary Baker, and I totally re-watched her Interview this past weekend, twice.
Jim, you and I are often on the same page so much, it is freaky. I have been in recent communication again with Judyth Vary Baker, and I re-watched her Interview this past weekend, twice, because Jimmy and I are closely looking at her work, and details about Lee Harvey Oswald, and David Ferrie.
To get to the point, I came to the conclusion this past weekend that the AIDS implications, and developmental history is frightening.
I am reminded of a scene in the first JFK Assassination movie, Executive Action, when Robert Ryan tells Burt Lancaster "it's all about population control, and the elimination of blacks, hispanics, and poverty prone whites," while referring to Viet Nam. But that establishes for me that since then, this philosophy does exist at the CIA and DIA levels.
Jim, did you mean - condictio sine qua non, and not conditio sine que non ?
Respectfully,
Bruce Patrick Brychek.
Wim, Thank You for posting this. As you know I have been in recent communication again with Judyth Vary Baker, and I totally re-watched her Interview this past weekend, twice.
Jim, you and I are often on the same page so much, it is freaky. I have been in recent communication again with Judyth Vary Baker, and I re-watched her Interview this past weekend, twice, because Jimmy and I are closely looking at her work, and details about Lee Harvey Oswald, and David Ferrie.
To get to the point, I came to the conclusion this past weekend that the AIDS implications, and developmental history is frightening.
I am reminded of a scene in the first JFK Assassination movie, Executive Action, when Robert Ryan tells Burt Lancaster "it's all about population control, and the elimination of blacks, hispanics, and poverty prone whites," while referring to Viet Nam. But that establishes for me that since then, this philosophy does exist at the CIA and DIA levels.
Jim, did you mean - condictio sine qua non, and not conditio sine que non ?
Respectfully,
Bruce Patrick Brychek.
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Jim Thompson
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Re: Response To Messers. Wim Dankbaar and Jim Thompson:
Bruce Patrick Brychek wrote:Jim, did you mean - condictio sine qua non, and not conditio sine que non ?
Hi Bruce, Here's the low down:
Sine qua non or conditio sine qua non is a Latin term for "without which it could not be" ("but for"). It refers to an indispensable action, condition or thing.
Example:
Mr. Wilson left his car but kept the key in the ignition. Dennis, 6-years-old and a.k.a. The Menace, started the car and backed it over Margaret.
Without Mr. Wilson's careless act, Dennis would not be driving the car. Therefore, Mr. Wilson's act was the conditio sine qua non of Margaret's injury.
In other (non Latin) words, Ed Haslam's new book is very important to an understanding of the JFK assassination.
Hi Bruce, Here's the low down:
Sine qua non or conditio sine qua non is a Latin term for "without which it could not be" ("but for"). It refers to an indispensable action, condition or thing.
Example:
Mr. Wilson left his car but kept the key in the ignition. Dennis, 6-years-old and a.k.a. The Menace, started the car and backed it over Margaret.
Without Mr. Wilson's careless act, Dennis would not be driving the car. Therefore, Mr. Wilson's act was the conditio sine qua non of Margaret's injury.
In other (non Latin) words, Ed Haslam's new book is very important to an understanding of the JFK assassination.
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Bruce Patrick Brychek
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Reply To Mr. Jim Thompson:
Dear Mr. Jim Thompson, and Fellow JFK Forum Members,
I have just read your most recent reply.
Jim, I totally agree with you in your last few posts. I was paying you a suttle compliment in my strange sense of humor sort of way. You'll get used to me in about 50 years according to my family, friends, and loved ones.
Focus on the word "condictio" vs. what you used "conditio."
Check Black's Law Dictionary for the Latin word "condictio."
I am unable to find the word "conditio."
Anyway, Jim, I was not being a smart ass. My indirect compliment was that I agreed with you totally, in fact and theory, while using Latin and Roman Common Law and Civil Law Phraseology.
Again, as I said before, I actually look for posts from you, and Ed Bishop, along with Wim, bob, and Nick Whalen (Nick Whalen where are you - miss you buddy ?).
Jim, I for one totally enjoy your posts. Thank you.
Respectfuly,
Bruce Patrick Brychek.
I have just read your most recent reply.
Jim, I totally agree with you in your last few posts. I was paying you a suttle compliment in my strange sense of humor sort of way. You'll get used to me in about 50 years according to my family, friends, and loved ones.
Focus on the word "condictio" vs. what you used "conditio."
Check Black's Law Dictionary for the Latin word "condictio."
I am unable to find the word "conditio."
Anyway, Jim, I was not being a smart ass. My indirect compliment was that I agreed with you totally, in fact and theory, while using Latin and Roman Common Law and Civil Law Phraseology.
Again, as I said before, I actually look for posts from you, and Ed Bishop, along with Wim, bob, and Nick Whalen (Nick Whalen where are you - miss you buddy ?).
Jim, I for one totally enjoy your posts. Thank you.
Respectfuly,
Bruce Patrick Brychek.
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Jim Thompson
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Re: Reply To Mr. Jim Thompson:
Bruce Patrick Brychek wrote:Focus on the word "condictio" vs. what you used "conditio."Check Black's Law Dictionary for the Latin word "condictio."I am unable to find the word "conditio."
No prob Bruce... condictio derives from:
condico : to agree, fix, settle, make arrangements
condictio : In jurid. Lat., a formal claim of restitution
See: CONDICTIO INDEBITI :
General term for a personal legal action claiming the recovery of money handed over in the mistaken belief that it was due. In relation to claims for the recovery of pay, see pay/wage: recovery of pay and settlement of obligations by deductions from pay .
conditio : condition (not spice)
Not sure where you're coming from bro? Take care of yourself, my friend.
No prob Bruce... condictio derives from:
condico : to agree, fix, settle, make arrangements
condictio : In jurid. Lat., a formal claim of restitution
See: CONDICTIO INDEBITI :
General term for a personal legal action claiming the recovery of money handed over in the mistaken belief that it was due. In relation to claims for the recovery of pay, see pay/wage: recovery of pay and settlement of obligations by deductions from pay .
conditio : condition (not spice)
Not sure where you're coming from bro? Take care of yourself, my friend.
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Bruce Patrick Brychek
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Reply To Mr. Jim Thompson:
Dear Mr. Jim Thompson,
Thank You for your most recent reply.
Jim, as a compliment to you, I was trying to show you how closely I read
and study your posts.
Nothing negative, or smart ass about it.
Compliments to you on the sophistication of your work. You are obviously a very serious professional, and I for one respect and admire that.
Are you an attorney, or legal assistant ?
I have completed two (2) years of law school in Chicago, but am not an attorney. I found condictio in Black's Law Dictionary, but not conditio. Since I was unfamiliar with the use of conditio I asked you.
Best Always, Your Friend,
Respectfully,
Bruce Patrick Brychek.
Thank You for your most recent reply.
Jim, as a compliment to you, I was trying to show you how closely I read
and study your posts.
Nothing negative, or smart ass about it.
Compliments to you on the sophistication of your work. You are obviously a very serious professional, and I for one respect and admire that.
Are you an attorney, or legal assistant ?
I have completed two (2) years of law school in Chicago, but am not an attorney. I found condictio in Black's Law Dictionary, but not conditio. Since I was unfamiliar with the use of conditio I asked you.
Best Always, Your Friend,
Respectfully,
Bruce Patrick Brychek.