I was listening to Michael Savage the other evening on WOR and this guy called up who was like 87 or something and had survived the Battle of the Bulge and all these sorts of battles and I got all misty-eyed while listening to him.  True, I was drinking some Belgian-style Canadian ale, but I always found that the right sort of alcohol helps to open my heart.  So this guy was telling his stories about the war and I think it is so important for young people to listen to stories told by survivors of the last real war that we fought.  In a few years all the veterans World War 2 will by dead, and then it is very hard to get the energy transmission behind their tales unless you have a recording of them telling their story.  Because when you hear the tales of what it was like to attempt crawl inside a concrete wall as bombs are going off all around you, or what it was like to have your friend ask you to kill him because his legs were blown off…. it isn’t that the answer of what to do or where to rest your mind can be revealed in words, but rather in the energy itself.   I wish Michael Savage had devoted an entire show just to having this guy telling stories, but I think his ego is a little too big for such a venture.  Getting an oral transmission like this is so important, because you can take energy behind it with you for the rest of your life and it will help you.  This is why on a more general level, it is important that men have fathers because when you sit on your dad’s knee you can feel the energy behind his stories and this tells you how to be… as a man.  So there -  you can’t always talk about saw palmetto!

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