A Lot Of The Themes Of My

If Someone Tells You That George Bush Is Not The 43rd President Of The United States, They Might Be Engaged In Wishful Thinking, Or Denial, But If They Make That Claim, It's Either True Or False! And You Can Assess That, Regardless Of Whether There's An Omniscient Narrator, Or An Unreliable Narrator, Or It's Shot In Vérité, Or It's Manipulated, It's Agitprop, Whatever! It Makes No Difference! It's A Style!

I Think We Get Into All Kinds Of Difficulty By Saying Photographs Should Be Taken In A Certain Way Which Guarantees Their Veracity. I Think That's A Slippery Slope To Hell.

Listening To What People Were Saying Wasn't Even Important. But It Was Important To Look As If You Were Listening To What People Were Saying. Actually, Listening To What People Are Saying, To Me, Interferes With Looking As If You Were Listening To What People Are Saying.

People Can Burn Archives; People Can Destroy Evidence, But To Say That History Is Perishable, That Historical Evidence Is Perishable, Is Different Than Saying That History Is Subjective.

Ecstatic Absurdity: It's The Confrontation With Meaninglessness.