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Subject: how do you pronounce sophomore?

Subject: american english replacing british english

Dear Dad
Since Microsoft software, American English has been globally replacing British English. So common American expressions are used as natural English worldwide. Sophomore (sophisticate+o+more) is the name for second year College students. It means, in classical Greek, clever fool. The first year College classes are called freshmen.

Did you walk from Stout street to the RSA club? My suggestion is you find out at the club if they have car-pooling for old soldiers. That means a driver takes you there at set times and you contribute to travel costs. Also you should ask the club for a timetable on their hours.

I hope after a rest you are feeling happier now.

I had two freshmen classes today. The first was a real estate class. Real estate classes are often my bug bear. The standard is much lower and there is distinct lack of motivation. It went across okay. But after break I was furious to find a substantial number – about a third – did not return. I guess they had come for the test.

I had already written on the whiteboard a warning they would lose one mark for finals if they did that. So I found out who they were and marked them absent. It angers me because if the absentees complain about me, I can't do anything about it.

China has a shocking record for attendance in College classrooms. I have heard several times of other Colleges of classes of over thirty students dwindling to one or two and even disappearing all together.

The next class was international finance. Apart from three students who slipped off because they had some etiquette issue to attend to, the thirty or so students stayed for the whole lesson.

I have to be philosophical as a white male and realise I am the world's slave teacher.
That is why I so admire Julian Assange. Our Spartacus!

Now off to bed and my book, After the Victorians.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: clever fool

Subject: re: clever fool

Dear Dad,
"A little learning is a dangerous thing" is a line from Alexander Pope, the English poet. He was very wise; I will google him later.

The American Colleges traditionally have fraternities who come from completely philistine homes and get their first taste of high culture. In the second year they are known to be very opinionated.

I think most of the real-estate students are just failed scholars being dumped in these classes like the commercial classes at Lytton High. Some boys seem distinctly retarded. But at least they are very docile. Before they do any oral lesson, I make them stand up. I wouldn't dare try that in a western culture.

I had three sophomore classes today. The second class is not so bad. But the others are quite depressing. Many can barely speak or not at all speak a sentence. Many did not turn up at all for the second class. I wondered if they were embarrassed to show their ignorance in the oral test. Some boys don't bring their books and just look at me helplessly as I arrange books for them.

It is a ridiculous situation that I have to accommodate myself to these drongoes. It is like your livelihood at Hicks Bay depended on the good will of Pinky Tihore.

After classes in the evening, we had a teachers meeting. Arrangements were made for the Christmas festivities at the College. The Irish teacher wanted to fill the campus with the radio sounds of traditional Christmas carols.

The three month employment has been slipped into western contracts after unions were done away with. For someone like myself they are a disaster. I am the perfect scapegoat target. My contract is for a year.
I understand my contract provides medical cover.

Must away to bed and my good book.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: international-finance freshmen

Dear Dad
Today I had in the morning two international-finance freshmen classes. There is no comparison with the general dead wood the day before. They are enthusiastic and are learning well. We did an internal test. They had to talk about a movie they saw the day before. It was a rather silly movie about a little dog but many said in their talk that they cried!

After classes, I went into town and had lunch at the Good Restaurant and two wines at the Good Coffee restaurant. Then I bought a week supply of food and a month supply of general provisions and coffee. I got a taxi to take me back to the College because I had a bag of provisions and the buses are packed. Unfortunately I got lost coming back. I ended up leaving the taxi and wandering completely disoriented. Then wonders I found myself back at Good Coffee restaurant. In the process I discovered quite an interesting shopping centre down from the restaurant.

I returned back to the College and had dinner and a few beers at a cheap restaurant down the road from the College. The gate watch at the College permitted me to leave my shopping bag with them. From now on when I leave the neighbourhood I am going to carry my College ID card so that I won't get lost again.

Now off to bed and my good book.

Subject: your 3 dec e mail received

Subject: i have given the wrong impression

Dear Dad
Perhaps I have given the wrong impression. Most students respond well to my teaching. My expertise in my subject can scarcely be equalled. However in the modern teaching climate that is never enough. You also have to please them!

Is the Villagio the RSA club dining rooms?

I am sorry to see you are having balance problems.

Christmas day is not a holiday in China. I don't know if the foreign teachers get the day off. At the end of this month there is a two month paid holiday. I tentatively plan to spend a few days in Hong Kong and Macau and then take the train to Vietnam and Cambodia.

This morning I worked with Jerry til midday on learning how to upload my website. We sent to iServe a file with pictures of our progress. We have not yet been able to upload. After a prepared lunch of yogurt and kiwifruit, I read my book until evening. Then I went down the road and purchased a dinner and a few beers.

What are Ben, Kate, John and Julia up to these days?
Love from Lloyd

Subject: your saturday's email

Subject: domestic duties

Dear Dad
This morning I did my weekly clothes washing and house cleaning. I put out the rubbish. I had lunch of yogurt and kiwi fruit.

Then I wrote an email to John Stroup. He has a column in the Gisborne Herald. We communicate on political issues. He replied and wrote he had got my email from my Sargon Press internet site.

Then I read my book until the evening. Then I went down the road and bought dinner and a few beers. I cam back with four rolls of toilet paper.

Then I prepared for tomorrow's classes. Now off to bed and my good book.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: email to john stroup

Hi John
I am still pottering on wondering if my present luck will last. Years ago, you may not have been in New Zealand then, I was forced by WINZ to do the work for the dole scheme. That is instead of collecting money I was required to do twenty hours community work instead. In America it was called the Wisconsin scheme. I grit my teeth and did it.

I was later able to use a good reference from it to get me professional College work in countries such as Mongolia and Iraq. I took that positive attitude because I thought the scheme itself was what mattered not the packaging.

As my supervisors on the scheme were themselves doing work for the dole they quietly ignored its' dickensian aspects, such as no paid holidays and fines for lateness. My employment record has been shaky as I have aspergers.
I think there are some good lessons here where I can agree with the right.

I have an Internet site Sargon Press that you might like to google.

1957 still seems a bit young to me, the same age as my younger brother.
I think the backlash against socialistic health care in America comes very much from an understandable, largely, but not entirely racial, security fear.

My late mother was taken ill in Washington DC years ago. Because she had no health insurance in America, no doctor would go near her. When Father was going to call an ambulance to take her to the public hospital, she said she would not under any circumstances go there.
Mum and Dad just had to wait through the illness until she recovered.

Recovering via no doctors is itself a lesson on health care which is always a lottery.

What is your trade in Gisborne?
Lloyd

john stroup, columnist for the Gisborne Herald, replies

Subject: your e mails received so regularly

Subject: right-wing American ideology

Dear Dad
John Stroup writes real tea party right-wing American ideology occasionally in columns in the Gisborne Herald. I had replied to him in the Herald several times. On request of Paul I had stopped writing to the Herald. However we now have quite a friendly email correspondence about once a week. He has that American generosity of spirit.

I read about the problems of the Pitcairn Mayor. I have forgotten his name. I will try to find it. I think he means to have a lawyer.
Whether it is a witch-hunt by the British Crown, I don't know. I had the feeling the Crown male officials thought the whole thing was nonsense. They let the Pitcarin men build the prison. They made it as comfortable as possible. Then for about six months they sat in there and smoked and yarned. Their women ministered to them.
As soon as they were on probation, they were released and returned to their hard labour. They might be looking back at it nostalgically.

This morning I had two sophomore classes. The first class were up to their old trick. I thought I had weaned them off disappearing in the break after roll-call and had not warned them. But several did it again and others were late. So I will have to give them a good roasting next Monday.
Those that did not return were noted as absent and lost one mark for the final exam. At least that is what I will tell them. Their behaviour is more like senior high school students.

Last week a female student forgot to return to me my attendance record sheet. She was updating it. I permitted it as she is the class monitor. She returned the new one but forgot the old one. They just cannot understand why I insist on having it back.

We covered weddings this morning. I said to them all girls in referring to text, they will have a big surprise after their wedding. That drew some laughter.

You omitted to say how John is faring. Is he still working for Trevor?
Where is the Breakers restaurant?

Your letters are fine. I always hope to get one when I check my emails in the morning.

Now back to my book and bed.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: Pitcairn Mayor being prosecuted

Subject: internet service in china

To: Hon. Murray McCully (MIN)

Dear Mr McCully
As a New Zealand resident in China, I am concerned about the issue of the refusal of their internet cafes to allow me to use their computer services.

That in itself does not bother me. However I am frustrated that they will not permit me even when I show them my valid New Zealand passport. American and other nationalities have told me they are all allowed to use these internet services when they show their national passports.

Beside being an issue of discrimination against New Zealand, it is also a very inconvenient and potentially a dangerous situation for a New Zealander travelling through China. Through language difficulties, the internet cafes have been unable to explain.

But there is no question all – except one – have excluded me. The one exception needed some persuading. It seems to be general law as it has happened to me in both northern and southern China.

Can you throw light upon this and what can you do about it?
Lloyd Gretton
Gongyi
China

Subject: your newsy letter

Subject: grab by local Maori

Dear Dad
The stories of Jeeves make great television but bad books. I am sure Wodehouse would have made a great TV script writer. He sort of did that in German occupied Europe, and A. A. Milne called for his execution. Rather like what is happening now to Julian Assange. The American military are now trying to get him into their hands.

So you still do things around the house. You should do as much as possible to keep yourself energetic.

It is quite clear to me there is a grab going on by local Maori groups of coastal resources. As they continue to get State support, they have nothing to lose and a great deal to gain. I have posted messages to the New Zealand Herald pointing out that the shore-line of 1840 bears no relationship to 2010. In the 1980s I tried to link the Waipoa river-bank to the history of the 1860s. It was all different. Time and tide waits for no man. The Herald did not post.
On Wednesday John Stroup published a column in the Gisborne Herald. Have you read it?

It is a good idea to use the home-help for driving. I kinda knew this would happen once you had been immobilised.

This morning and afternoon I had two freshmen classes. I gave my little talking to to the first class about not returning after break. I read out again the names of those who skipped the week before. Nearly all came back. I bounce on this pretty hard because I feel it is taking the mickey out of me.

When I was returning to the apartment I heard "Hello". It was Jessie. I thought at first she was a student of mine. She is now back from home leave after having her baby. We had a friendly chat, not about classes. Like so many employees nowadays I regard work discussions as a threat.
That is an unfortunate attitude. But understandable in the age of the employment contract or lack of it.
She said it is much warmer than last year when at this time there was snow.

The evenings are nice and cool. The freshmen classes come out and clean the grounds. I love work. I can sit and watch it for hours.

What day do do you leave for Christchurch? I can continue sending daily emails to your email address. I will be more circumspect. I have a horrible feeling John's presence at the factory is causing problems. Trevor is in the position of the rich Uncle. But as his daughters could not go to the Gisborne festival because of costs, I suspect he is struggling. I have been having flash-backs about John.

I am now reading a College book, Paris In The Fifties by an acclaimed American journalist who was the Paris correspondent in that era for Time magazine.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: finished reading your email

Subject: Wodehouse in Germany during the war

Dear Dad
I am sorry you are having serious trouble with your eyes. I suggest you purchase a magnifying glass. You are missing out on local news by not being able to read the Gisborne Herald.

Wodehouse was actually in Germany during the war. There was a strong movement of intellectuals and very high officials and royal family members who worked for a negotiated peace settlement. While I am full of admiration for your war years, I think what could have been done.
That history was smothered over after the war, only things slipped out like Wodehouse's story who was depicted as Bertie Wooster. The true story is now becoming known again.

You have lived long enough for history to go full circle. Events are now moving very fast just like in 1939. Meanwhile NZ politicians have invented a war situation in New Zealand.

I remember the Villagio. That was where you went after you had quite rightly tired over the over-ministrations of Mum and Glennis. I will never forget your dramatic exit from the house with your walking frame and hat.

Today I had my three Real Estate classes. I always dread Thursday. They don't misbehave but in the the first class most of them are asleep after about an hour. I speculate what I could do differently. Trouble is it is bad money chasing out good money. If I dumbed it down further the few good students might not come and worse still complain. So I just follow the requisite text book.

In the third class about twenty out of fifty were missing. Many of those that come cannot speak a sentence. A few cannot even read a sentence. Most have no concept of the language rules and can only parrot. That's after about eight years of English instruction including a year and a term at College.

After classes finished at four p.m. I did some computer surfing. Then at six I went to the cafe and had dinner.

I am greatly enjoying my book Paris In The Fifties. But the author is unbelievably a name dropper.

Now off to bed with my book.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: magnifying glass for dad

Hi Paul and Dawn
Dad has complained he cannot read the Gisborne Herald because of his bad vision. I am speculating you might consider arranging for a magnifying glass for him. They are quite commonly used in library newspaper rooms. Maybe you could get one for his Christmas present.

John Stroup published a column in the Herald yesterday about the ‘New World Order’. He had started off as an ignorant tea potter. But I seem to have set him off into a more intellectual level. We have been emailing each other. He got my email address from my Sargon internet site.

He is going to publish two more articles, the next one on Saturday. He started off with the Illuminati which was set up by a Rothschild in the eighteenth century.
This stuff is easy to find these days if you want to look for it. He didn't mention that Illuminati is code for Lucifer i.e. devil worship.

The fascinating thing is it all seems to have come to pass as was first planned.
For example the Harry Potter cult! Harry Potter is Lucifer!
Lloyd

Subject: re: magnifying glass for dad

Subject: Christmas in Hong Kong

Dear Dad,
This morning I went to town and purchased air tickets for Christmas in Hong Kong. I will depart on twenty-third at five am. A travel agency bus will pick me up and take me straight to the international airport. I should be in Hong Kong in the late morning. I plan to stay at my old haunt. There is a lovely Irish restaurant just down the street.

I will see what Christmas there is in a city which began its British colonial history in 1840. I will fly back on the twenty-sixth in time for classes the next day.

I had lunch at KFC. Then I took the taxi back. As I had my passport with me, I didn't dare take the bus. In the afternoon I went to bed and continued with my book.

I had dinner and a few beers down the road. Daniel has just rang. We are going out somewhere with another teacher for a fun night in half an hour's time.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: World War Two

Subject: re: World War Two

Dear Dad
That reply was short and sweet. You obviously don't believe in the John Lennon song, ‘Give Peace A Chance’. Still it is good we can argue these issues without ad-hominem attack.

Last night I went out with Daniel and Hassan to a bar. We were the only ones in a quite neat place. The barman put on music and we drank two rums and talked earnest things. Daniel was about his favourite thing, movies. He teaches that at College. I am so glad I only teach oral. It gives me the perfect excuse not to mark any essays. They are rat-shit.
Hassan is half Indo-Iranian, a quarter Portuguese and a quarter Angolan. As so many coloured people, he is a genius on computers.

This morning I did my house cleaning, washed my clothes and put out the rubbish. Then I went to business street inside campus and purchased a battery for my alarm clock. I will be getting up at 4am on 23rd for my bus journey from the College gates to the airport. After lunch at the cafeteria in Business Street – fried eggs, beef, and two cobs – I returned to the apartment and finished my book. Then I started to read a standard book on the history of theatre.

The first dramas appeared to be religious ritual in Ancient Egypt four and a half thousand years ago. I did my normal daily internet surfing. Chuckled over David Irving's depiction of my Polish ancestors. Then I read online the play The Clouds by Aristophanes.
Very relevant to today. Socrates' house gets burned down at the end of the play by a disgruntled father of a student.

Then I prepared for Monday morning. Now off to bed.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: too cold to go out for dinner

Dear Dad
Today was perhaps the coldest I have encountered in China. In the morning I did two sophomore classes. We talked about teletexting. I told them one day teletexting will be the standard international English language. We did some teletexting grammar. I found their rules quite interesting.

After twelve, I went to the business street dry cleaners and got back my business clothes. I had lunch in business street on corn cobs and chicken. I bought in business street two packets of chewing gum and some bananas. I returned to the apartment. I went to bed and read my book on theatre. It was too cold to go out again for dinner. So I had a meal of yogurt, vitamins, oranges, and bananas. Then I had a coffee.

I found in my suitcase a beret which I will wear tomorrow. Now back to bed with my book.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: My delayed letter

Subject: re: lost glasses

Dear Dad
I am sorry to hear you lost your glasses. My advice is go to the optician and purchase a pair of standard glasses. You can buy them for about thirty dollars. Then put them away into a safe place.

I keep in my bag permanently old reading glasses. Like you I am incapacitated without them.

It will be good to have Scott. You will be departing to Christchurch the same day I will be departing to Hong Kong.

I did one sophomore class this morning. In the break I got this letter from the class monitor.

I read it with mixed feelings. I have a natural conspiratorial turn of mind.

After class, I went to the College library and returned two books and got two new ones. I read my book in bed. I had cafe dinner in the evening.

At seven pm I went to English Corner and chatted with teachers and English major students. The majors are enthused at my visit to Hong Kong. They so wistfully want foreign travel.

Don't worry about World War Two. It now belongs to history.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: two freshmen classes today

Dear Dad
I did two freshmen classes today. One in the morning and one in the afternoon. A lot of students don't come to the real-estate class, but out of a class of over forty there was one absence in the international finance class.

After dinner, I walked down the road to a shop and bought oranges and bananas. The cold wind almost froze me. Now back to my book and bed.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: Dear Teacher

Subject: Thank you for your Christmas present

Dear Dad
I felt both unease and joy reading the letter. I don't permit any negativity if I can help it. Uncle Harold's time at that Maori school is another world. These days he would be more likely to be mugged.

Thank you so much for your Christmas present. I have arranged a College bus with other teachers will go on Saturday morning to Zhengzhou. That is a major city where I can buy bargain winter clothes. Dawn, Daniel's wife, is coming with us and she can advise. I will also buy winter trousers and gloves. I will access the BNZ for both your Christmas and your birthday gifts.

After I buy the coat, I will give you an estimate of the price in NZ dollars. I will consider it and the other clothes gifts from you.

Today I had my three real-estate sophomore classes. We covered the matter of teletexting. In the third class only about half turned up. I have warned them again and again they lose one mark for every class absence. The bright ones come. I don't mind the absentees if they don't blame me. That would be outrageous. But the teaching profession is at the mercy of retardos.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: Shopping

Subject: Zhengzhou a dull Chinese place

Dear Dad,
For some obscure reason the bus cannot be released for us on Saturday. I saw Dawn, Daniel's wife, about taking the train to Zhengzhou. She wrote up for me in Chinese words for jacket and found out ticket times. However when I googled ‘Zhengzhou’, it sounds a typical dull Chinese place. I am afraid that is the character of China.

So on Saturday I will take instead the bus to Gongyi central supermarket and buy a thick jacket, and other clothing. I will make a record of the cost of the jacket that you can make my Christmas present.

This morning I had two freshmen classes. They nearly all came and were enthusiastic to learn. After classes, I took my coat to the business street dry cleaners and checked that my month's salary had arrived. It had. Then I took the bus to Gongyi and went to Good Coffee restaurant where I had two wines, one of which was on the house, and a pepper steak with vegetables. Then I went to the local supermarket and bought two bottles of yogurt and oranges and bananas.

I came home and saw Dawn about the jacket. Then I returned to the apartment and had a dinner of yogurt, an orange and a banana.

I have In Ancient Times. Now off to my bed with my new book.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: Shopping in Gongyi city centre

Dear Dad
I took the bus this morning to Gongyi city centre. There were on the bus six of my College girl students. They insisted on coming with me and selecting my new clothes. They were able to arrange discounts for me. I have purchased a winter jacket, gloves, six pairs of winter socks, winter trousers, and two jockey underwears. They then left me for a birthday party while I had lunch at KFC.

When I returned I met Dawn who pronounced satisfaction at my purchases. We had gone to several shops.

If you deposit one hundred dollars, I will think of the jacket and gloves as your Christmas present. I have decided not to withdraw the money from the BNZ as depositing money in there from China is a nightmare.

I returned to my apartment and read my book through the evening.
I went down the road and had a light dinner with a few beers.

Now back to my book.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: New World Order

Hi John
I was looking forward to reading your third instalment of New World Order. But I haven't seen it in the Herald.

I generally knew about what you wrote about. One new illumination is that the Illuminati infiltrated the Masonic Lodge. I had often wondered about the link.

The Masonic Lodge appears to be the repository of the Knights Templer's looted gold from the Holy Land. The Masons were proscribed by the Kings of Europe. Then they appeared to disappear. I hold disappearance never really happens in history. Things soon resurface in new form.

The Masonic Lodge, I think, created the middle class as the Iluminati created the capitalist class. If you look in Gisborne you will see the biggest historic building is most likely the Masonic Lodge and the biggest buildings now are the money lenders.

I have had several discreet overtures to benefit from the Illuminati but have always declined. I have many faults but I cannot live saying one thing and doing another.

The public has no idea how controlled their perceptions are. Wikipedia on certain issues will tailor articles to the expected formula language within two hours instead of the normal two weeks. I know because I have experienced it.

The multi-cultural society, I agree, is at best a chimera, at worst a poison. Yet it has been for more than sixty years hoisted on white people. An Austrian leader Haider was murdered two years ago because he was leading a European movement generally against multi-culturalism and was allied to Islam. The two are compatible.

The Muir family, owners of the Herald, are Jewish. So play it cautious.
Lloyd

Subject: Liberty Equality Power

Dear Dad
This morning I cleaned my apartment and took out the washing. I put a new sheet onto my bed. Then I finished reading my Roman History book. I am now reading a large College text book on American history titled Liberty Equality Power. It starts with the Indians crossing the Bering strait and ends with George W Bush.
I prefer the Indians.

In the evening I had a College cafe dinner. Then I prepared my class work and clothes for tomorrow's classes. Now off to bed. It has been a nice cool day and evening. I was in my light jersey and did not have to wear my new jacket. I am going to get the girls very excited tomorrow in my new outfit.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: two sophomore classes

Dear Dad
This morning I had two sophomore classes. After the classes, I returned library books and had a College cafe lunch. I purchased two pencils and bananas in business street. Then I continued to read my American book.

I am greatly enjoying it. I am up to the Salem witch trials. Each new American State has its own religious history and special colouring.

In the evening I arranged to have my Christmas present wrapped and sent upstairs for the College teachers Christmas party on Tuesday.

The Assange wikileaks is getting a lot of publicity in the New Zealand Herald. Many revelations are coming through about New Zealand politicians. It is the sure sign of a fall of an Empire when it cannot keep secure its secret records.

I sent a comment to the New Zealand Herald comparing it to the fall of Akhenaton and the eighteenth dynasty of ancient Egypt. The story figures in the fiction Sinue the Egyptian. However the Herald did not post it. It is probably too inflammatory and revealing.

John Stroup emailed me from Gisborne his third article for the Gisborne Herald on secret organisations. But I could not access it. I am hoping I can read it on Wednesday in the Herald.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: Email of 21 received

Subject: no elixir of youth

Hi Paul and Dawn
Dad this morning sent me such a miserable email I think you should share it. I fear both his hearing and eyesight are going. The pharmaceutical industry has lucrative profits keeping old people alive. For some years both Mum and Dad appeared to me to be getting younger. But alas it is no elixir of youth and now with poor Dad age has caught up but not mortality.

The U.K. is going to have a nightmare with the Queen. She has lived all her life studiously preserving her health and has the world's top doctors and medication to administer to her every care. As she continues to age, so will the pharmaceutical industry develop its anti-ageing drugs.

She will wither away completely and her brain will keep functioning over maybe decades. In the meantime Charles Ⅰs ageing and even William!
The royal family will become an old people's home.

What is the story about his magnifying glass?
Dad emailed me he was going to buy me a winter coat for Christmas. I have purchased it but I cannot tell if he has deposited one hundred dollars into my BNZ account. If he has done that I would like to know for practical and sentimental reason.
Can you ask him about that?

John Stroup has published in the Gisborne Herald his final article on the New World Order. Don't miss it in today's paper. It is very well written. I make the distinction between benign and malign New World Order. The benign is the Rockefeller order, the malign is the Biederberg order. It is certainly unfortunate Jews are behind both!

The Assange leaks are a perfect example of the fall of an Empire. The first thing your enemies do is release all your secrets. I think Mossad is behind it. The leaks always put the Israel Government in a good light. But they are being double crossed by an Israeli Christian called Israel Shamir.

He has now started releasing his own and has gone into hiding. His first leak showed all the western diplomats at the UN were waiting poised for a signal from a U.S. official to walk out together when the President of Iran in the General Assembly either denied the Holocaust or said Isarel had no right to exist. The Iranian President did neither which caused confusion. Who can now with a straight face deny absolutely the Jews run the world?

I am going to Hong Kong for Christmas. I am taking the direct flight early Thursday morning and arriving at about eleven. I am planning to go to Indo-China for my Summer vacation in mid January.

Merry Christmas and a happy new year. What are your plans?
Regards Lloyd

Subject: Thank you, email received this morning

Subject: e mail received this morning

Subject: Thank you for the email received this morning

Subject: the rates rise

Subject: Re: our father

Subject: International Finance class

Dear Dad
Today I had two freshmen classes, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. The morning one, the freshmen class, a number of the boys had brought neither book nor pen. They look up at me like – I won't say in case a Chinese official is reading this email. What infuriates me is if they complain about me, the system always takes their side. The class gave me a Christmas gift of a shiny red apple. There are some bright enthusiastic ones among them.

Jackson this morning wanted my expert teachers certificate. I suspect they are afraid I will do a bunk and leave them just before the exams.

In the afternoon I had the International Finance class. They are a bright enthusiastic class. In the evening, I went down the road and had dinner and a few beers.

I am now packed and ready for my departure at five a.m. tomorrow morning from the College gates by the travel agency bus. I will be arriving in Hong Kong by about eleven a.m.
Dawn is Daniel's Chinese wife.
I replied to an email from John Stroup. I will forward you his.

Wishing you a good flight.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: The Harry Potter thing

Subject: father is a bit befuddled

Hi John
My father is a bit befuddled but excellent for ninety two. I am sure your columns are being published.

UNESCO is linked to the United Nations. I think it is actually an agency of it. After World War Two the German leadership was brutally executed. I have heard it said Germany has replaced National Socialism with National Masochism. Yet not so deep down they remain the same old bullies. After the Berlin wall fell, the fifty year old Marxist German capital became the capital of Europe and the enforcer of the international bankers. Berlin has always represented the Prussian mentality and the German authoritarian tradition. The EU is actually a Marxist state. As in Marxism and National Socialism, the EU ruthlessly employs a legal fig leaf to imprison and silence European dissidents.

Some years ago, I met some South Korean high school students in Queen Street Auckland, raising funds for Amnesty International. I said to them,

"Do you know Amnesty International campaigns to have European dissidents imprisoned in Europe?".

They were startled and said give examples. I was impressed. If they had been kiwi high school students, they would have looked at me blankly. I said to them,

"Say the name David Irving to your teacher".

I didn't say anymore as I don't harass school students.

Amnesty International, while it may have started idealisticly, is now a paid-up mind-control organisation of the EU and by extension the UN and NATO. The public is beguiled by the expression hate speech which is used to spook people into compliance. In Europe if there is a demonstration against the NWO, the media will immediately defile its report by mixing it in with some low-life crime somewhere involving immigrants or gypsies.

The old-fashioned Marxists actually – in the main – had and have some standards as they believe they are in the western intellectual tradition. Their successors have no such scruples. Partly I think the cause has been the take-over by feminism and ethnic groups. Freedom of thought and individualism is not their tradition and they completely run the NWO orders.

The white man by his use of objective thought created the modern world and them. They enjoy its benefits but say nothing good about its founders. They are like spoilt maladjusted teenagers, in fact Harry Potter. His rise in this era is not a co-incidence.

From what I have heard in the 1980s the European Marxist groups went to Michel Gorbachev and said;

"What can we do? We have no public support."

Gorbachev said to them;

"Campaign on bread and butter issues. Then by increments, bring in Marxist States."

From the Marxist point of view, the fall of the Berlin Wall was a triumph. The present EU leadership and most of the American leadership have Marxist backgrounds. The EU now most closely resembles the Soviet Union in Lenin's era. America is going the same. As for New Zealand, Maori tribalism and feminism run amok. John Key is a money man.

It will be interesting if you can continue writing Herald columns. Just don't mention the word Jews or express doubts about the Holocaust. Otherwise you seem to have an open forum.

I will be flying to Hong Kong and returning Sunday. I haven't started packing yet.
Regards
Lloyd

Subject: your elderly moment

Dear Dad
I am sorry at your elderly moment. It seems to me to be quite a minor event. You were semi-sleepwalking at the time. Once your real time comes, you will be fully prepared for departure to Christchurch.

I had one sophomore class this morning. After it I went into town and had lunch at Good Food restaurant. Then I went to the printers and made up the exam paper for the sophomore classes after Christmas.

When I returned to the College, I wrote an email to John Stroup about his Gisborne Herald article today on the New World Order.

Then I went to the foreign teachers Christmas party. The College senior administrators were there and thanked us for our work. We had a buffet and wine. Then we had Father Christmas and gifts for the children residents at the College.

Deputy Principal Jerry  

Daniel as Santa Claus Doctor Xu

Hassan with Lloyd The Teachers

Lloyd Group Photo

When I returned to my apartment, there was an email from John Stroup.
Now off to bed.

It is no longer so cold. The climate is not so bad and I now have my coat.
My students liked my new coat which I wore in the classroom.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: most collectivists want to subjugate

Subject: merry christmas mary

Hi Mary
Merry Christmas. You will be seeing Dad soon from Gisborne. He was very upset that he got ready for departure Tuesday morning thinking it was Thursday. The letter he wrote apart from being miserable was very coherent. He was just in a sleep-walking state. So please don't make fun of him. No doubt Paul will tell Becky and Becky will circulate it.

I leave by plane for a Christmas holiday in Hong Kong on Thursday morning. I fly back to College on Sunday. Next week will be exam time at the College. The College has become something of a sanctuary for me in a mad world. As all my classes are oral I am already semi-retired.

A teacher Jerry was teaching me how to upload my internet site Sargon Press. We got so close but then my ISP has gone silent on me. We cannot progress further until they reply. I suspect they are in the holiday season. They sent me a bill today. I am sure Trevor would have a few words to say about that.

What are the arrangements for John Gretton? I hear he is working at your company. Poor fellow. I keep having flash backs about him. When Dad and Mum celebrated their golden anniversary, they seemed to be so extraordinarily lucky. Now fate has crept up on us.

Has the city made a good recovery from the earthquake?
Lloyd

Subject: re: merry christmas mary

Subject: now in Hong Kong

Dear Dad,
I hope you made a good journey to Christchurch.

I am now in Hong Kong. I was picked up by the tourist bus and taken straight to the airport. There were no serious hitches on the journey to Hong Kong.

I took a boat trip around the harbour. Then I had an excellent dinner of roast lamb and apple crumble at the Irish restaurant.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: plan to visit Macau

Dear Dad
I trust you are now in Christchurch with family. I went on a bus tour of Hong Kong island today. Tomorrow I plan to visit Macau.

I have booked in at a more upmarket place. My room has a window!

Now off to my Christmas eve dinner and a live Irish band at Murphy's down the street.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: merry German Christmas from Hong Kong

Hi Birgit
A merry Christmas.

I am now having a not very satisfactory Christmas in Hong Kong. I hope today to take a ferry to Macau and have booked a Christmas dinner at the Irish Murphy pub just down the street, with live Irish music! That brings out my Irish side of my family.

I checked my emails and I think my last email to you was in March last year. Then I was teaching in Oman. I am now teaching oral English at a private University College in Gongyi in mainland south China. It is part of a franchise of Colleges owned by a Taiwanese Chinese.

It is modeled on a red-brick English University and has a huge security presence, probably to protect us from the Chinese Government. How a former refugee can be so philanthropic I don't like to think. But so long as I can share some of it I am happy. I see the College as a refugee for myself. I have been one term there and seem to be doing OK.

However I have become so fatalistic, that if I am suddenly called into the office and summarily dismissed, I would laugh at them! I am sorry I have come to feel that way, but for people in my situation, i.e. economic refugees, it is a survival strategy. But like the most interesting & disturbing things these days you will never read about it in a book.

In my March email, I mentioned that I had a column in an ESL on-line magazine ESL Daily, and for payment would have my Sargon Press web site uploaded. The on-line magazine is now defunct. It is still on-line, I posted under the bi-line Goethe. Notice the German name. I have become very pro-German these days. Goethe became quite notorious. They do give the wrong impression.

Failure is always more interesting to write about than success. A comment was made on a chat line, on another on-line site,

"that Goethe fellow tells why ESL teachers have a bad reputation".

I quoted it back by referring to the poster's confusion with the possessive adjective its.

At the beginning of this year I was having a bad time at a Chinese business school in Harbin and lost my mother, my passport and my job in the same week.

Mother had tried to pick up Dad who had fallen on the floor and died of a heart attack. Dad is still alive in a gloomy state. I am told he lives on my daily emails. He loves to tell everyone he has a son who is a University teacher in China.

Incidentally, I found out some years ago, he was never a warrior during the war. His story is part of the mythology of those years. He was a passenger on two bombing raids and they bombed France!
I am sorry he wasn't shot down and survived – intact of course!

My passport was recovered after a couple of weeks. A taxi driver drove off with my bag. But the New Zealand Internal Affairs Department had invalidated it. Their vandalism so enraged me, I considered I had to tone down my language to them or be put on a terror watch. I eventually got a new one.

They had the new one and weren't going to send it for a couple of weeks, which I was desperately waiting for. I was living at my new College on the invalid one and any day was due for the Government medical tests. I wrote to them that I had an internet site and would be posting about my experience with them. The next day I got an email from their senior office that the new one had been posted that morning. The lesson to that is, if you displace your passport do not inform your Government until they receive a posted letter from you with your paper application forms that you have downloaded from their site.

They, the Governments, are the real terrorists and the international criminals. If they were the least concerned about our security, they would put a warning watch on our passports until a new one is issued. Then passport holders should co-operate with them.

Incidentally the new passport is a delight to the eye. I had a lot of fun showing it to my students. But I wouldn't let any of them even touch it.

As you have a busy schedule, I thought maybe we could post to each other each year on Christmas until we reach our lay-by date. You seem to have an excellent life and a lovely husband. Have you told him about me? Looking foward to your email.

My site Sargon Press was updated by the ESL magazine. It has on it an article, a biography, two novels, a short story and a radio play. I am waiting to upload another novel, a radio play and articles. I like to think my postings are there to make people think, or at least amuse. I get about six hits a day from places all over the world including Russia and Seychelles.
A number of other on-line sites have linked to mine. Oddly they are furniture companies and travel agencies. No literary or historical site has come near me.

A College teacher was teaching me how to upload onto the site. Unfortunately the ISP from Auckland went silent. I don't think it's a political reason. They are still happy to bill me. I think too much New Zealand festivity!
When I see or write the name New Zealand overseas, my eyes start filling with tears. It is a strange thing, patriotism.

I was going around saying that the next populist leader of Germany will be a Turk. Then Boris Johnston surfaces in U.K. Right now the new German leader is a twelve year old boy in a mixed race home near you. He kicks a football in the morning and surfs the internet in the evening.
Google Spellcheck upper-capitalizes Internet and lower-capitilizes president. That tells you so much.

Now off to the ferry pier – and I hope, Macau – with my passport in my coat pocket.

Regards
Lloyd

Subject: back in the College today

Hi Dad, Mary and Trevor
I am back in the College today Monday. I arrived last night via bus from the international airport. When I arrived, I was suddenly violently ill. I managed to extract most of the contents of my stomach. By morning I was in that bilious state. I had not drunk any alcohol all Sunday. So I think it was the airplane food.

I had two classes today and am feeling better. But after this letter, I am going to retire to bed with my book about American history, Liberty Equality Power.

This morning Jackson gave me letters Merry Christmas and an invitation from the English Corner Club for Tuesday.
Today is exam week.

It is now quite sunny and I have my laundry being done in the washing machine.

As regards your problem with the Insurance Company, once a corporation can afford a battery of lawyers all human decency disappears from their operations.

You asked, Mary, why my teaching is so easy. I don't have disciplinary problems. There is no written work and I am a savant on the English language.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: I made a good recovery

Dear Dad
I have made a good recovery although my stomach is still a bit unsettled. I did a class this morning. I asked the letter writer of the Dear Teacher letter to sign the letter. I might hang it up on a wall if I ever set up a foreign language school in Auckland.

I went into town and had lunch and bought two bottles of yogurt and oranges and bananas from the supermarket.

I went to the English Corner this evening and had some interesting conversations with English Majors. They knew about Assange. They mentioned him, not me. The girls agreed the charges against him are entirely political.

I was chatting with Daniel in the teachers compound when Jackson came up and asked me for my holiday plans. I tentatively said I plan in a fortnight's time to take the train to Vietnam and cross into Cambodia. We have a six weeks paid vacation and holiday allowance before the start of the next term. I continue to enjoy my American book.

I got an email from John Stroup. He has another column in the Herald due this week. I recommended he not write letters to the newspaper and stick to the column.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: email to john stroup

John
We had Christmas at my school.
We brought in a teacher dressed as ‘evil Santa’!

Then a game was played with the children that involved stealing the presents from each other. Like the Harry Potter stories, most people would think it harmless. But it preys on children's minds and shapes their view of the world.
Imagine if a school played ‘evil Mohammad’.

In a previous email I made a foolish mistake that made the sentence obscure. I wrote the European Kings proscribed the Masons, I should have written the European Kings proscribed the Knights Templers.

I think there was an instigated general massacre and seizure of their wealth. My suspicion is the Knights Templers had hidden away wealth from looted Palestine.
Descendants of the Knights Templers became clergy men, clerks, tradesmen. They used the wealth as a means to winning power in their respective countries and displacing the landed gentry.

In the early nineteenth-century families from obscure backgrounds, unlinked to the landed gentry, suddenly became very wealthy and powerful. You looked around and they were everywhere.
Social revolutions do usually happen almost overnight.

I went to Hong Kong and Macau. I felt Hong Kong was tawdry. I had demanded to hear the sound recording on a tourist bus and was abused by the bus driver.

However I enjoyed a nice Irish pub down the street from my hotel. There was a live band there on Christmas eve. I thought the Auckland Irish band I had seen was better.

I did a pathetic tour of the Hong Kong harbour.
That was really an excuse to board the boat to have a pee.
Lloyd

Subject: john stroup replies

Subject: Han Chinese are either First World or Third World

Dear Dad
I haven't heard from you for some days. I had two classes today, one in the morning one in the afternoon. They were freshmen classes. It is exam time.

Yesterday I prepared their exam in my notebook for them. It seems to me the Han Chinese are either First World or Third World. Yet I see no racial or any other distinction between them, only brains and motivation. The dullards are the most unmotivated sleepy people I have ever met in my life. The bright ones are the opposite.

Jackson yesterday returned me my expert teachers certificate.

It is getting cold again. I am very glad I have your coat. I didn't go to the cafe tonight as I had stored food from there the previous night.

Now back to my book.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: the truth is the best joke

Hi Paul and Dawn
I have had no communication from Dad for some days despite emailing every day except for one day when I was ill. I have forwarded you this communication between myself and History Professor Paul Moon. I thought it might interest you.

Paul wrote me previously that he feared losing his job after he published a book about the Kosovo war. The book has only one copy in the Auckland library and is not listed in his Wikipedia biography. He showed how the Kosovan Muslims were able, through their media-savvy Middle Eastern brethren, to turn themselves into the victims and the Serbs the villains. Paul Moon is himself a Dali.
It is now a bit confusing as all Muslims are meant to be our enemies.

Paul Moon is sure my tongue is firmly planted in my cheek. As Bernard Shaw once said, the truth is the best joke.

I got to Hong Kong and Macau. I enjoyed the Irish restaurant in Hong Kong and had a bit of fun in Macau.
Lloyd

Subject: article in Herald opinion section

Hello Paul
I have just read an online New Zealand Herald article as regards first Maori settlement of New Zealand. You are quoted as saying the new claimed scientific data shifts the time period forward to the late thirteenth or fourteenth century which has implications in the Waitangi Tribunal. That is immediately squelched by an iwi leader who is quoted that he will be relying on the oral evidence. The oral evidence has no chronological dating. But we needn't consider this will affect the claims or the Tribunal decisions.

This new carbon dating appears to parallel a fascinating development in history research. Nineteenth century European scholars reported on the basis of oral history that ethnic groups claimed that they were descended from the lost ten tribes of Israel or from defeated Roman armies and so on. Modern DNA tests actually claim to confirm this. The builders of the Zimbabwe castles are now thought to have been Yemeni Jews who took their wives from the local people.

My personal feeling is the modern New Zealand Maori are actually the descendants of the working classes of British sea-ports. The characteristic brawling and heavy-drinking British working class are so wittily portrayed as the Dolittle family of Alfred and Eliza in the play Pygmalion. The modern Maori life style most closely resembles them, the sailors on the first European ships.

It is very significant to me that the one native fauna that the modern iwis have an affinity for is the kiore. Their natural catastrophic destruction of the natural environment they seem to to admire. They champion them and enforce their release to the horror of the real conservationists.

I think Professor Parsonson, the father, was toying with this idea.
Alfred, remember, won a fortune because he was thought to be a descendant of Welsh bards and Eliza married Freddy.
Regards
Lloyd
Gongyi, China

Subject: article in Herald opinion section

Subject: will read your stuff later

Subject: another bitter cold day

Dear Dad,
It was another bitter cold day. I had my two freshmen classes. The first class presented me with a apple and the entire class of about fifty students applauded. I pass no comment except the event itself.

After the classes, I had lunch and two Free Cuba wines at the Good Food and Good Coffee restaurants. Then I returned home. I sent an email to John Stroup with advice about his next column.

Last night at dinner with Daniel, we tentatively planned to meet in Haiphong, the major port in North Vietnam during the holiday.

Now back to my warm bed and book.
Love from Lloyd

Subject: a well written column

Hi John
I read your column. It was well written. I also read the column by John Watling. I think you should develop your next column from this one. You might give examples of your arguments. I would point out that UNESCO does excellent cultural work in preservation of cultural sites and literacy. There are also many dedicated professional people among them. Then you could show how they are used as a front for the promulgation of the New World Order by the U.N.

My fourteen year old niece in Christchurch has had years of conditioning on denigration of her Caucasian heritage and boosting of her minuscule Maori heritage. Naturally she would identify with the latter. Yet her entire satisfactory lifestyle is derived from the former.

Almost every day the New Zealand sheeples are exposed in some way to this paradigm: brown=good, white=bad. I read her school essay, which sufficiently disturbed my sister that she gave it to my late mother, who has shown it around.

All this is quite preplanned. Something comes up in the world, Hey Presto it is instantly being repeated or adapted every day. The latest one is the theft of a sign, probably erected by the Polish Communist Government outside the German camp Auschwitz. It was stolen and the thieves received imprisonment of several years. We are carefully told of "systematic murder of a million people there mostly Jews". The rest are all the social darlings (Gypsies, homosexuals, lefties, disabled, even coloured!) It is hard not to laugh.

Old camp records, the camps were meticulous recorders, were preserved in the Soviet Union. There mortality figures for that camp was forty-two thousand. A much higher mortality rate required a much greater infrastructure which didn't exist. That is a lot of deaths. However if you took the mortality rate of Gisborne city over the last five years and put on top of it a typhoid epidemic, I imagine it would be about the same. Often you just die.

This issue came up in an Auckland picture theatre a year ago and everyone burst out laughing and some applause. I have never heard such laughter for something ostensibly not funny.

The first sign of the impending fall of the Soviet Union was the uproarious laughter in Soviet picture theatres when Soviet slogans were said.

Speaking of that, I read today a CBS report that Spring 2011 is "the day of reckoning for the States and city Governments in America".
CBS would, if it was an American "enemy", call it melt-down by February. After new years day, the Federal stimulant will run out. Already State troopers are being refused service of their credit cards and State offices are being ejected for non-payment of rent .

It is a parallel of twenty years ago in 1991, the melt down of the Soviet Union. It is too much of a coincidence for me. It is preplanned by men or a mathematical God. I have always found it intriguing the parallel in the names and careers of Gorbachev and Gore. 2011 is the time to strike if the enemies of the NWO in America are serious with their words. Most of the US military is stuck in foreign wars. They could turn into banditry.

I have been reading a College text book on the American revolution. Of course the protest movement in America does call itself tea potters. I take a small heart in the general ignorance of the American people. Just like two/three hundred years ago, they are empty vessels to be filled. Maybe not so many are cracked or too leaden.

If you google irving focal point links, you will find a set of sites that deal with issues banned from real space publication. The IHR is particularly interesting as it deals with alternate history, "real" history as it calls itself.
Its publishing house was burnt down in 1984 and the police said it could only have been an attack by a foreign Government.

Focal Point publishing house by David Irving also has excellent materials. I was corresponding with David Irving. He was sending instant replies. But he suddenly stopped. I think he found out I wasn't going to send him money!

A happy new year. Did you mean you went to Mahia to escape R & V or to join it?
Lloyd