Why are the Bakuza so nasty ? How did they get that way? Historians are uncertain, scientists are baffled. Clearly they are frustrated, and, in one sense or another, just do not get it. The immediate question concerns strategy and tactics for resisting the Bakuza. Here patience is not only a virtue, but the mother of necessity.

To be sure, some hysterical linguists are of the opinion that all human language was the result of a 7th-millennium B.C. invasion by a group of sky riders who came down the Kamchatka Corridor on winged horses, raped the women, and inaugurated not only the Finno-Ugric but the IndoEuropean language families. Theretofore, man as we know him could only grunt. While there are attractive aspects to this theory, particularly its far-reaching comprehensiveness, there are also certain drawbacks, most notably the lack of facts.








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