Alan Salazar
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Many years in #copolitics. Here for healthy exchanges of information, Love #art #film #Paris #CDMX & #history. #consim enthusiast
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19-05-2012 18:22:39
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FDR's acceptance speech in 1936 is one of the best ever. "There is a mysterious cycle in human events. To some generations much is given. Of other generations much is expected. This generation of Americans has a rendezvous with destiny. West Wing Report (Edited by Paul Brandus) Michael Beschloss David Priess
This is one of my favorite stories: FDR Sneaks off to Meet Churchill @CSPAN c-span.org/video/?c512728… Churchill Archives Centre America's National Churchill Museum Churchill Archive FDR Library Presidential History Chronicles Presidential Trivia Presidential Wisdom
Re-reading this masterpiece by Simon Schama for insights on human nature & society in dynamic (r dystopian) times. It’s one of the best books I have ever read. Highly recommend.
Upon the death of his new baby Patrick, John F. Kennedy 🇺🇸 and Jackie Kennedy received this telegram of sympathy from Nikita Khrushchev (1963) #POTUS ♥️ 📸: JFK Library
Honored to have City and County of Denver First Lady & Deputy DA Courtney Johnston at Denver Water this week - detailing the Give5 Mile High volunteer initiative (see below for more information) 👍🏼
"What we are dealing with in this conversation is the opposite of history: call it anti-history." In The Free Press, Hoover Institution senior fellow Niall Ferguson (Niall Ferguson) offers his assessment of the claims made by Darryl Cooper in a recent #TuckerCarlson interview. thefp.com/p/niall-fergus…
SUNDAY BIG READ: Elise Schmelzer and I go deep on Denver’s lifeline, the South Platte River. Amid a flood of new government and developer investment in the Platte and along its banks, is Denver primed to become a river city? denverpost.com/2024/09/08/den…
.Daniel Immerwahr writes in The New Yorker: His “Reagan: His Life and Legend” (Norton) aims to be the definitive biography, and it succeeds. It’s a thoughtful, absorbing account. It’s also a surprising one. newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…