“Jesse you say Common Ground
Does that include the PLO?”

—  Lou Reed

Good Evening Mr. Waldheim http://www.mp3lyrics.org/l/lou-reed/good-evening-mr-waldheim/
Attacking Jesse Jackson's support for terrorist organisations
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