clarence
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… I honestly don’t see how the Manson murders and the vibe of that time draws even close to a parallel to the protests of the attack on Israel…
The Manson murders ended the 'peace and love' 60s zeitgeist.
Charles Manson: The man who killed the 60s
Charles Manson, the notorious cult leader who directed his followers to commit a string of brutal murders, came to represent the worst excesses of a divided society spinning out of control, and a generation at war with its elders, writes Mark Bannerman.
www.abc.net.au
Manson: The cult leader whose murders ended Sixties peace and love
ABOVE all, Charles Manson longed to be famous. His first plan was to be a rock god “bigger than The Beatles”, then he fell back on the idea of being America’s supreme leader after an apocalyptic ra…
www.thesun.ie
For many, Charles Manson cult killings ended era of love
In summer 1969, a scruffy ex-convict with a magnetic hold on young women sent some of his disciples into the night to carry out a series of gruesome killings in Los Angeles. In so doing, Charles Manson became the leering face of evil on front pages across
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Hopefully, the Hamas attack (and its defense) will now end the 'woke' zeitgeist.