wolfgangguhl wrote:Jerry has also talked about "his poor uncle Hitler" and made the Hitler salute on several occassions.
Let's face it, the guy is a complete political idiot and there is no excuse for it. He might be one of the most talented musicians ever lived and he has also done a lot of good things for people and especially animals, but his mind is stuck in Ferriday, Louisiana in the 1930's/1940's.
rockin532000 wrote:wolfgangguhl wrote:Jerry has also talked about "his poor uncle Hitler" and made the Hitler salute on several occassions.
Let's face it, the guy is a complete political idiot and there is no excuse for it. He might be one of the most talented musicians ever lived and he has also done a lot of good things for people and especially animals, but his mind is stuck in Ferriday, Louisiana in the 1930's/1940's.
That's what I like about you Wolfgang: You bring things to a point![]()
My view is that even today it has also a lot to do with the U.S. (public) school systems. I have experienced that myself when I was working in Dallas TX and was heading up a unit of about 10 people. Sometimes it was almost hilarious how little people knew about world politics, geography, history and the likes.
Sometimes it was definitely a pain when they tried to make some calculations with foreign currencies![]()
Best Wishes
Joerg
jllWAfan1982 wrote:I believe that Delaware, Montana, Vermont, and Alaska were among some of the states that Elton John had never played until 2007, when he set out to play every state in the US he had not yet played at. I think South Dakota may have been one as well. Of course Elton John is a much bigger draw as an artist than Lewis, so while it may not have made since for John to go to those kinds of places in the past (preferring larger markets), an artist like Lewis who plays to much smaller crowds may have gone to those kinds of places.
peterchecksfield wrote:As I said earlier, Jerry did play in Vermont (not may have played), & I have the audio.
Tony Papard wrote:peterchecksfield wrote:As I said earlier, Jerry did play in Vermont (not may have played), & I have the audio.
Has he played the smallest state, Rhode Island? Where and when did he play Alaska and Hawaii?
peterchecksfield wrote:wolfgangguhl wrote:Western companies love to employ them. They work like no others. And they work with each other and not against each other!
Yes, they're very hard-working & loyal people.
wolfgangguhl wrote:peterchecksfield wrote:wolfgangguhl wrote:Western companies love to employ them. They work like no others. And they work with each other and not against each other!
Yes, they're very hard-working & loyal people.
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