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Pastimes : Who Won't Be Down For Breakfast? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill who wrote (23)	5/17/2001 4:08:08 PM
From: Neocon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12500

Many of Dylan's songs are apolitical. However, it is interesting that conservatives are comparative insurgents....

To: Bill who wrote (23)	10/11/2001 12:12:15 AM
From: Raymond Clutts	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12500

My nephew has a Madison, Wisconsin band that plays Dylan's song, "Neighborhood Bully," from the album entitled Infidel. (Alright, OK I may have something to do with that song being on the playlist.) You should listen to it's lyrics sometime if you think that Dylan is a one dimensional liberal. During the interval when he was a Born Again Christian he wrote some really brilliant propaganda for conservative sentiments. Those that mined his own Jewish heritage were the best. "Well the neighborhood bully is just one man. His enemies say he's on their land. They've got him outnumbered about a million to one, he's got no place to hide, no place to run." Refering of course to Israel and later in those lyrics to the daring raid that destroyed Saddam's nuclear weapons facility. How much deeper in shit would we be now without that prescient action?