NP The untouchable minds of the pynchon-list

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For the belittled untouchable minds of the pynchon-list, the dawn of the
big day was glorious.
In fact, it was more than they ever could've hoped for.

The greatest Peace Corps of the 21st century had finally done what they had
to do in the service of world history.

And yet - the virtuous, modest Captain of Peace only started it when it was
absolutely necessary.
The last straw was the request of help from the unselfish activists of a
territory that had been liberated from fascism eight years earlier.
It was practically identical to the request of help from those true
Internationalists that had invited the Captain's predecessors to liberate
Czechoslovakia from fascism in 1968.

These untouchable minds of the pynchon-list had barely managed to memorize
the Captain's Great Monday Speech when it all started.
>From now on, they would shed their tears of joy freely. From now on, they
would not hold back.


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