saintsubversive

mcfirefly

If I found it, I might try to post it on a free site somewhere, or get some likely party to publish it online. It is an interesting and important part of the history of those times and it ought to be published. I think Jim had a love/hate relationship with his folks and his sibs but he did love them and miss them. I think the Morrisons seem like good people. When they moved back to California it was probably good for Jim, but likely many old differences were still between them. I think his brother, who had been an enemy, became a friend; he'd grown up a lot since he was 13. As far as his dad being in the Gulf of Tonkin deception is concerned, listen to the recordings of the "attack" being reported (on YouTube). The officer doing the reporting sounds very not-into-it, as if he didn't want to be saying what he was saying. Just a sad, tragic event.