Speech for campaign rally at San Diego State University, October 23, 1984.  Includes handwritten notes and diacritic marks.https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/vice_presidential_campaign_speeches_1984/1056/thumbnail.jp

Ferraro, Geraldine

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Fordham Law SchoolFLASH: The Fordham Law Archive of Scholarship and HistorySpeeches 1984 Vice-Presidential Campaign10-23-1984San Diego Rally SpeechGeraldine FerraroFollow this and additional works at: https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/vice_presidential_campaign_speeches_1984Part of the Law CommonsThis Book is brought to you for free and open access by the 1984 Vice-Presidential Campaign at FLASH: The Fordham Law Archive of Scholarship andHistory. It has been accepted for inclusion in Speeches by an authorized administrator of FLASH: The Fordham Law Archive of Scholarship andHistory. For more information, please contact tmelnick@law.fordham.edu.Recommended CitationFerraro, Geraldine, "San Diego Rally Speech" (1984). Speeches. 57.https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/vice_presidential_campaign_speeches_1984/57• SAN DI EGO STATE I IN IVERS I TY Tl !ESDAY . . OCTOBER 23 . 1 984 THANK YOU, JIM, FOR THAT TERRIFIC INTRODUCTION. IN JIM BATES, THE PEOPLE OF SAN DIEGO HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE WHO FIGHTS TO PROTECT OUR ENVIRONMENT AND WORKS FOR EQUAL J~STICE EVERY DAY. [l ALSQ,·"V'JANT TO RECOGNIZE CALIFORNIA'S SENIOR SENATOR, ALAN CRANSTON. No ONE HAS DONE MORE TO RAISE THIS NATION'S ' CONSCIOUSNESS ABOUT THE DANQERS OF THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACE THAN ALAN CRANSTON.] ----THIS IS MY FIFTH TRIP TO CALIFORNIA, AND I 'LL BE BACK. 1 l 1 .., . / / I . {/\ Cr--'2-- J ,/ COME BACK TO THIS STATE SO OFTEN FOR TWO REASONS FIRST, : WE:-€-ARE-A~1::::~FEOPCE OF °CAC!FORNTA~-.. AND SECOND, WE WANT TO WIN. I WANT TO TELL YOU HONESTLY, WE NEED CALIFORNIA TO DO . -AND WE'RE GOING TO DO IT WITH CALIFORNIA. LET ME .FIRST APOLOGIZE FOR BEING A LITTLE ~TE TODAY. BUT WE'VE BEEN· LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO PARK THE MOTORCADE FOR THE LAST HALF HOUR. SAN DIEGO UNIV. PAGE 2 I UNDERSTAND THAT RONALD REAGAN WAS AT A RALLY IN SAN DIEGO YESTERDAY. TODAY, I'D LIKE TO GIVE ELECTION IS ONLY TWO WE~WAY ~ND MONUMENTALLY IMPORTANT,,,/So INSTEAD A RALLY SPEECH. BUT THIS THE ISSUES WHICH WE FACE ARE I WANT TO TALK TO YOU - - I SERIOUSLY ABOUT THE CHALLENGES WE FACE IN THE FUTURE. / ,,,,----- --- ,,, I CAN THINK OF NOWHERE BETTER THAN CALIFORNIA TO TALK ABOUT I THAT FUTURE.. THIS STATE HAS ALWAYS BEEN ON THE CUTTING EDGE, I -=--SHOWING THIS COUNTRY THE WAY TO A SAFER, MORE PROGRESSIVE ---~ SOC~TY. /~HETHER IT'S PRJTECTING ;;; AIR AND WATER/ REACHING OUT TO NEW MARKETS OVERSEAS OR STARTING THE NUCLEAR FREEZE MOVEMENT, CALIFORNIA HAS LED THE WAY I - --/ AND ON NOVEMBER 6TH, YOU'RE GOING TO LEAD THE WAY AGAIN, WHEN YOU ELECT FRITZ MONDALE THE NEW PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. - -----OPPORTUNITY HAS NEVER BEEN SO NEAR, NOR DISCRIMINATION SO I / DISTANT, / AS WHEN WALTER MONDALE ASKED ME TO BE HIS RUNNING MATEi / I THE NIGHT I WAS NOMINATED WAS NOT JUST A IT WA7s A MOMENT FOR E~RY AMERICAN WOMAN THIS,· WE CAN DO ANYTHING I ;f / ' I PERSONAL VICTORY FOR ME. 1/ 1 ~ / TO SAY:/ I IF WE CAN DO I l; i SAN DIEGO UNIV. PAGE 3 THE ROAD TO SAN FRANCISCO WAS PAVED BY A HALF CENTURY OF / DEMOCRATIC COMMITMENT TO SOCIAL JUSTICE. , THAT ROAD WAS NOT ~ / ALWAYS EASY. WE FOUGHT HARD BATTLES AGAINST LONG ODDS. / --I SOM/ PEOPLE SAID A NATIONAL RETIREMENT PROGRAM WAS TOO . µLI,; COSTLY./ S0-..~'l==-FO~~RE WOULD BE~ SOCIAL SECURITY I TODAY IF FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT AND FOUGHT FOR THE HUMANE IN DIGNITY. /{! ,--/ IDEA/THAT --- / / THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAD NOT PEOPLE SHOULD BE ABLE TO RETIRE -SOME PEOPLE SAID THAT AMERICA WASN'T READY FOR CIVIL RIGHis.i.. lAr-t{ . -~-r::-~T, WE WOULDN'T HAVE CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION IF THE ~EMOCRAT!C PARTY HAD NOT PASSED IT./~ STOOD /TH MARTIN LUTHER -'KING AND DECLARED THAT PEOPLE SHOULD BE JUDGE:0 NOT BY THE COLOR ' . ' I / / OF THEIR SKIN,; BUT BY THE CONTENT OF THEIR CHARACTER, ,' .: , I ",.. / SOME PEOPLE SAID THAT EDUCATION SHOULD NOT BE A NATIONAL ~ "z"-CONCERN. SQ, DDN'T .~ET, THERE WOULD BE NO HEAD START OR . I ~ STUDENT LOANS 'IF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAD NOT DECIDED THAT I j -::;:a:-E DUCAT ION IS A RIGHT FOR EVERYONE, NOT A PRIVILEGE FOR THE / ' FEw.1/ As A FORMER TEACHER, I BELIEVE WITH THE UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND, A MIND .IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE. / · I / ~ ~- J I /.i ' THOSE BATTLES ARE NOT OVER. / AND IF YOU WANT TO CONTINUE I FIGHT FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, IT'S TIME TO STAND UP AND FIGHT FOR WALTER MONDALE. THE SAN DIEGO UNIV. PAGE 4 THE N,EX-T ADMINISTRATION WILL NOT BE JUDGED ON ITS I __:::' l/ INTERPRETATION OF THE PAST,, BUT ON ITS PLAN FOR THE FUTURE. l.f .' I ' / ABOVE ALL, WE WILL BE JUDGED ON HOW WELL OUR GENERATION OFFENDS I .' ~ GREAT FREEDOMS.// <-.----·· I /1 FIRST:/ THE FREEDOM TO ACHIEVE.// THERE J ARE MANY FOUNDATIONS / ; EDUCATION, ,; OF HUMAN ACHIEVEMENT . .- AND THE MOST BASIC IS - -/' ' - -I ! IF AMERICA IS GOING TO KEEP JOBS HERE AT HOM~: WE NEED THE I MOST SKILLED, COMPETITIVE WORK FORCE IN THE WORLD:,/ IF HIGH TECH - ---....__. - .J INDUSTRIES ARE TO STAY ON THE FRONTIER OF DISCOVERY,/WE MUST -I~ST IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, SCIENCE, AND THE TRAINED HUMAN MIND . .-/ I LATELY, WE HAVE LOST SOME MARKETS THAT SHOULD BE OURS#~ND LOST JOBS THAT BELONG IN AMERICA/ FOR THIS, SOME PEOPLE BLAME I I --0 UR INORKERS, / BUT THAT :fe A PROFOUP1U;) MISTAKE, IF WE INVEST IN I -..---EDUCATION, ~ODERNIZE OUR INDUSTRIES, AND GIVE PEOPLE THE TOOLS TO DO THE JOB,; AMERICAN WQRKERS CAN OUTPRODUCE, OUTSELL, AND ' /1 OUTCOMPETE ANY OTHER INORKER ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH, ,// THE SECOND FOUNDATION OF ACHIEVEMENT IS A STRONG, GROWING / I . NATIONAL ECONOMY/ THE PRESENT RECOVERY IS ALREADY WINDING DOWN;/. MANY ECONOMISTS SAY THAT A NEW RECESSION IS JUST AROUND THE / -- ____. -I CORNER, 1 MR, REAGAN MAY NOT SEE THE CONNECT I ON./ BUT WHEN DEFICITS --- I I ,.,--- I , / I GO UP, 1 INTEREST RATES/ OUR DOLLAR/ AND IMPORTS ALL GO UP WITH THEM. AND THAT CHAIN REACTION COSTS US JOBS. SAN DIEGO UNIV. PAGE 5 THIS ADMINISTRATION HAS NO PLAN TO REDUCE DEFICITS. THEIR MOTTO IS: WE MAKE MONEY THE OLD FASHIONED WAY -- WE PRINT IT. WAL,ER MONDALE HAS PUT HIS PLAN TO REDUCE THE DEFICIT ON THE TABLE. /BECAUSE IF DEFICITS ARE BAD FOR THE ECONOMY,;'THEN LET'S ' I - I REDUCE THEM, !F THAT TAKES RAISING TAXES LET'S DO IT, AND DO IT I t -FAIRLY./ AND IF OUR PRESIDENT WON'T LEVEL WITH US, THEN LET'S I 1' ---REPLACE HIM./ V\ I THIRD/ PERSONAL FREEDOM IS ANOTHER KEY TO INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMEjT~THE EXTREMISTS WHO CONTROL THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BELIEVE THAT THE MORAL VALUES OF ONE GROUP OF PEOPLE SHOULD BE - -THE LAW THAT GOVERNS ~L THE PEOPLE;-/ -:::::::-----I / I SAY WE/SHOULD KEEP GOVERNMENT IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS, AND OUT . . I OF OUR HOMES,· OUR CHURCHE~AND OUR SYNAGOGUES/ WE NEED WALTER / I I I MONDALE PICKING SUPREME COURT JUSTICES/ NOT JERRY FALWELL./ • - - -1 FOURTH, THE FREEDOM TO ACHIEVE REQUIRES EQUAL OPPORTUNITY. I / EVERY TIME WE TAKE DOWN BARRIERS, THIS COUNTRY IS STRONGER~' EVERY TIME WE USE THE TALENTS OF ALL OUR PEOPLE THIS COUNTRY IS RICHER. / --~- / / BUT THIS ADMINISTRATION DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THAT- THIRTY ~--YEARS AFTER THE SUPREME COURT OUTLAWED SEGREGAII.ON IN SCHOOLS, t::::= .. - - -THIS ADMINISTRATION TRIED TO GIVE TAX BREAKS TO SEGREGATED ACADEMIES. SAN DIEGO UNIV. PAGE 6 TWENTY YEARS AFTER THE WAR ON POVERTY, THIS ADMINISTRATION -~ SENT SIX MILLION ADDITIONAL AMERICANS INTO THE RANKS OF THE POOR. --- _,· ACCORDING TO THIS PRESIDENT, IF YOU 1 RE HOMELESS, YOU LIKE IT THAT WAYy J !F YOU 1 RE HUNGRY/ EAT CHEESE./AND IF YOU 1 RE OUT OF A JOB, VOTE WITH YOUR FEET. ' I SAY, LET 1 S VOTE WITH OUR HEARTS, I I TAKE AWAY HIS JOB, AND SEND HIM BACK TO THE RANCH . . , ---/ ' ---- - - --- / THIS PRESIDENT PAYS LIP SERVICE Tb EQUAL OPPORTUNITY. ' HE / / WENT TO THE OLYMPICS TO CONGRATULATE OUR WOMEN ATHLETES/ BUT BACK IN WASHINGTON,~IS JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SIDES WITH THOSE WHO WOULD DISCRIMINATE AGAINST WOMEN ~N SPORTS;// / ,, I TOO CONGRATULATE OUR OLYMPIC ATHLETES/' BUT I DON 1 T JUST,. / WANT TO PAT WOMEN ON THE BACK AS THEY CROSS THE FINISH LINE.. I_ WANT TO OUTLAW DISCRIMINATION AND HELP THEM GET TO THE STARTING !; BLOCKS • . ,.· I AND w.;EN J;;rAKE MY OATH OF OFFICE FOR MY SECOND TERM AS VICE PRESIDENT1 I WANT TO SWEAR TO UPHOLD A CONSTITUTION THAT INCLUDES I THE EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT. SAN DIEGO UNIV. PAGE 7 8UT WE NEED MORE THAN JUST THE FREEDOM TO ACHIEVE. WE ALSO NEED, AS FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT SAID, FREEDOM FROM FEAR. --)ODAY I WE LIVE WITH THE FEAR THAT OUR EARTH IS BEING POISONED .. ~ TOXIC / WASTES ARE EVERYWfiERE;,PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE CONTAMINATED WITH I I I LETHAL ASBESTOS;/OUR WATER IS BEING TAINTED BY CHEMICALS;~AND THE ' BEAUTY OF THIS LAND IS BEING SCARRED. AND INSTEAD OF ADDRESSING THESE PROBLEMS, THIS ADMINISTRATION IS MAKING THEM WORSE. THEY CUT THE EPA BUDGET BY HALF. THEY CLEANED UP ONLY SIX OF EIGHT HUNDRED SUPERFUND TOXIC DUMPS. THIS IS THE ADMINISTRATION THAT GAVE US JAMES WATT ONCE, AND ANNE BURFORD TWICE. FOR EVERY CHICKEN COOP, THEY FOUND A FOX TO GUARD IT. WHEN WALTER MONDALE AND I HELD TOXICS DAY LAST WEEK, DEMOCRATS VISITED MORE SUPERFUND SITES IN ONE DAY THAN THIS ADMINISTRATION HAS CLEANED UP IN FOUR LONG YEARS. THINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT UNDER PRESIDENT MONDALE. HE WILL ENFORCE OUR ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS. HE WILL REBUILLD THE EPA. HE WILL REAUTHORIZE AND EXPAND SUPERFUND TO CLEAN UP TOXIC DUMPS. AND HE WILL TAKE POLLUTERS TO COURT, NOT TO LUNCH. SAN DIEGO UNIV, PAGE 8 TODAY, ELDERLY AMERICANS LIVE WITH THE FEAR OF 2_!_CKNESS-;,:-· ·=-DEPENDENCE AND FINANCIAL RUIN. BUT THIS PRESIDENT FORCED HALF A -MILLION DISABLED AMERICANS OFF DISABILITY. HE TRIED TO TAKE $122 A MONTH FROM THE POOREST OF THE ELDERLY -- MOST OF THEM OLD WOMEN. AND-HE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THAT SOCIAL SECURITY IS NOT JUST ANOTHER PROGRAM, IT'S A CONTRACT, IT'S A PROMISE, PEOPLE DEPEND ON fT, AND WALTER MONDALE AND l WILL PROTECT IT. So, LET'S SEND RONALD REAGAN BACK TO CALIFORNIA, WHERE HE CAN:COLLECT SOCIAL SECURITY, INSTEAD OF KEEPING HIM IN ·WASHINGTON, WHERE HE CAN CUT SOCIAL SECURITY. TODAY, WE LIVE WITH THE RISING FEAR OF WAR, THIS IS THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE TRAGIC BOMBING THAT TOOK THE LIVES OF 241 BRAVE MARINES IN BEIRUT. WE MOURN THEIR LOSS. WE ADMIRE I J THEIR COURAGE,; LIKE THEM/EVERYONE HERE WOULD BE PROUD TO SERVE '/ ..- / I / THIS COUNTRY,) EVEN DIE FOR IT ; / IF THAT'S WHAT IT TAKES .. / BUT LIKE EVERY PARENT, ! DID NOT RAISE MY SON AND DAUGHTERS TO DIE IN AN UNDECLARED WAR, AGAINST AN UNNAMED ENEMY, FOR AN UNCERTAIN CAUSE, WHEN WE SEND OUR MEN INTO COMBA~LET'S BE SURE WE SEND THEM FOR A GOOD RE~N -7A ~AS~TH~MERICAN PEOPL~DERSTAND AND I ---- · -- --· SUPPORT. ,-WE'RE RISKING THAT BASIC PRINCIPLE WITH OUR POLICY IN --- / CENTRAL AMERICA. • SAN DIEGO UNIV. PAGE 9 RIGHT NOW, THE UNITED STATES IS MILITARIZING A CONFLICT WHICH SHOULD BE SOLVED BY PEACEFUL MEANS, AND WE ARE AMERICANIZING A CONFLICT THAT IS PRIMARILY LOCAL. THIS IS A MISBEGOTTEN ADVENTURE. WALTER MONDALE AND I WILL STOP THE COVERT WAR IN NICARAGUA. I LAST WEEK, AMERICA WAS STUNNED TO LEARN THAT THE CIA HAS WRITTEN AND IS CIRCULATING, IN NICARAGUA, A MANUAL THAT TEACHES ASSASSINATION, TERROR, KIDNAPPING, AND MOB VIOLENCE. IT IS WRITTEN MORE IN THE SPIRIT OF STALIN THAN JEFFERSON. !T READS LIKE MAO, NOT LINCOLN. IT BEFITS A DICTATORSHIP, NOT A DEMOCRACY, !T 1 S AN INSULT TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. / MOREOVER, ANYONE WHO BELIEVES THAT REFINING THE MURDER TECHNIQUES OF CENTRAL AMERICANS WILL ADVANCE OUR NATIONAL INTEREST, DOESN'T UNDERSTAND WHAT MAKES US STRONG. IN OUR OWN SELF INTEREST, WE SHOULD BE BUILDING ECONOMIES, NOT MINING HARBORS. WE SHOULD BE HELPING PEOPLE FEED THEMSELVES, NOT KILL EACH OTHER. THAT MANUAL IS ALIEN TO OUR MOST BASIC BELIEFS -- BELIEFS WHICH THIS ADMINISTRATION HAS FAILED TO PROMOTE. TODAY WE HAVE AN ADMINSTRATION THAT HAS CODDLED RACISTS IN SOUTH AFRICA, AND TOASTED DICTATORS IN THE PHILIPPINES. • • SAN DIEGO UNIV . PAGE 10 I REMEMBER WHEN JOHN F. KENNEDY LAUNCHED THE PEACE CORPS, WHEN HUBERT HUMPHREY STARTED FOOD FOR PEACE, AND WHEN JIMMY CARTER STOOD UP FOR HUMAN RIGHTS. I WANT A PRESIDENT WHO WILL PROMOTE AMERICA'S DEEPEST VALUES AND WILL TELL THE SOUTH AFRICAN GOVERNMENT THAT THEIR RACIST SYSTEM OF APARTHEID MUST FINALLY END. ABOVE ALL, AMERICANS MUST BE FREE FROM THE DANGER OF THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACE, WE NEED A PRESIDENT WHO WILL CALL ON THE SOVIETS TO NEGOTIATE ON HIS FIRST DAY IN OFFICE, NOT ON THE FIRST DAY OF HIS RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN, ~C""6\.kj_.~ft THE OTHER NIGHTAOUR PRESIDENT MADE THE ASTOUNDING PROPOSAL ·---/OF SPENDING HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS ON A STAR WARS WEAPONS SYSTEM THAT HE WANTS TO HAND OVER TO THE SOVIET UNION. Now, THAT MAKES A LOT OF SENSE. WE WON'T SELL THE RUSSIANS ORDINARY COMMERCIAL COMPUTERS, BUT THIS PRESIDENT WANTS TO GIVE THEM OUR MOST IMPORTANT, SENSITIVE MILITARY SECRETS, ONE OF THE MOST CRUCIAL THINGS AT STAKE THIS YEAR IS CHOOSING A PRESIDENT WHO KNOWS WHAT HE'S DOING WHEN IT COMES TO NUCLEAR STRATEGY, WE NEED A PRESIDENT ON TOP OF THE FACTS. WE / / / NEED A PRESLOENT LIKE WALTER MONDALE. / SAN DIEGO UNIV. PAGE 11 LEADING THIS COUNTRY MEANS MORE THAN HOLDING CEREMONIES. IT TAKES ENERGY, UNDERSTANDING AND WISDOM. IT ALSO TAKES A CARING HEART. AMERICA IS NOT A SELFISH LAND. .WE ARE A GENEROUS AND COMPASSIONATE PEOPLE. NOT LONG AGO, I WAS ASKED TO SPEAK TO A BROKERAGE HOUSE IN . NEW YORK. THEY TOLD ME THEY WANTED TO HEAR AN INSIDER'S VIEW OF CONGRESS, 8UT WHEN I GOT THERE, ALL THEY REALLY WANTED TO HEAR ABOUT WAS A PROPOSAL IN CONGRESS TO REDUCE THE CAPITAL GAINS TAX -- WHICH THEY LIKED -- AND THE BRADLEY-GEPHARDT BILL TO ELIMINATE TAX LOOPHOLES -- WHICH THEY DIDN'T LIKE. WHEN I GOT HOME, I TOLD THIS STORY TO MY DAUGHTER DONNA, WHO 'HAD JUST JOINED A BROKERAGE HOUSE HERSELF. SHE COULD TELL I WAS UPSET BY THE NARROWNESS OF THEIR CONCERN, AND SHE SAID TO ME (QUOTE), 11DON 1 T VJORRY, MOM. I WON'T LOSE MY SOCIAL CONSCIENCE." I KNOW SHE '-"ON 1 T. AND, AS A NATION, I KNOW WE CAN'T, ELEANOR ROOSEVELT; WHOSE HUNDREDTH _BIRTHDAY WE JUST CELEBRATED, WAS ONE PERSON WHO ALWAYS THOUGHT OF OTHERS. SHE SAID (QUOTE), "You MUST DO THE THING YOU THINK YOU CANNOT D0. 11 -~ I SOME PEOPLE IN THIS ELECTION THINK WE CANNOT, .' OR SHOULD NOT, ,.._ - I J; FACE OUR PROBLEMS. BUT I DISAGREE.: .. , ' ., SAN DIEGO UNIV. PAGE 12 I LET OTHERS SAY WE CAN~AFFORD EQUAL OPPORTUNITY IN AMERICA. I SAY WE MUST PASS THE EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT. ( LET OTHERS SAY WE CANlt'f GUARANTEE OUR PERSONAL FREEDOMS. l WANT TO MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT MY OWN LIFE. l DON 1 T WANT RONALD c. REAGAN, OR ANY OTHER PRESIDENT, TO MAKE THEM FOR ME!> I) LET OTHERS SAY WE CAN~fCLEAN UP TOXIC WASTE DUMPS. l SAY WE MUST NOT ONLY CLEAN UP THOSE TOXIC DUMPS, WE MUST MAKE THE POLLUTERS PAY FOR IT. LET OTHERS SAY WE CA~KEEP FAITH WITH SENIOR CITIZENS. l SAY THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES MUST NOT LAY A FINGER ,,6N SOCIAL SECURITY, AND l MEAN IT. -..... ' LET OTHERS SAY THERE 1~ NO WAY TO STOP THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACE. ~---I SAY WE NEED A PRESIDENT WITH THE COURAGE TO STAND UP TO THE SOVIETS, BUT ALSO THE WISDOM TO SIT DOWN WITH_ THEM TO NEGOTIATE AN END TO THE ARMS RACE. LET OTHERS SAY THIS ELECTION CANNOT BE WON. l SAY IT CAN BE. !T MUST BE. _.,,,.,, AND WITH YOUR HELP, IT WILL BE. ---THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. -- END --

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