The True Sprit of Chrismas

Wherein the children of Aloise B. Heath find the of the Child to be a GREAT Step Forward United Nations Declaration of the Rights The True Sprit of Chrismas PAM, JOHN, PRISCILLA and BUCKLEY* Many persons our ages of 12, 10, 8, 6 think the Sprit of Christmas is about toys and presents instead of about the real sprit. These persons are inma- ture and childless. As will be seen. Today at Assembly, everybody got a copy and got read to, the UN De- claration of the Rights of the Child, which turned out it was the Chrismas present from the United Nations to all the children in the world, also which Pam, 12, and John, 10, have to write down about constructively and Priscilla, 8, and Buckley, 6, be prepared to explane in there own words by Monday. This is our free- thinking thoughts, for nothing is black and white but grey. The first part, before the Principles start, is very oratory and good ex- cept for puctuation (commas not pe- riods after paragraphs) and reptitous (absolutely

paragraphs in a row begin with “Whereas’’). Persons that are always tearing down, tearing down would probably mock this in- – stead of saying the United Nations did pretty good, spelling the long words this composition is absolutely full of. PRINCIPLETI: All children shall be entitled to these rights, without dis- tinction or discriminaton on account of race, color, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, property, birth or other status whether of him- self or of his family. Those who think will easly see that who their talking about is none other but the U.S. of America (world smelting pot), for in other countries from us (Europe, England, Russia, Wildest Africa, etc. etc. etc.) there isn’t enough different population from the main to do dis- crimination at. (Except by inmost feelings, hard to wipe out, unforch.) Why do they drag in sex, one asks ourself? Because the United Nations

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Aloïse Buckley Heath

Aloïse Buckley Heath (1918–1967) was the sister of National Review’s founder, William F. Buckley Jr.

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Wherein the children of Aloise B. Heath find the of the Child to be a GREAT Step Forward United Nations Declaration of the Rights The True Sprit of Chrismas PAM, JOHN, PRISCILLA and BUCKLEY* Many persons our ages of 12, 10, 8, 6 think the Sprit of Christmas is about toys and presents instead of about the real sprit. These persons are inma- ture and childless. As will be seen. Today at Assembly, everybody got a copy and got read to, the UN De- claration of the Rights of the Child, which turned out it was the Chrismas present from the United Nations to all the children in the world, also which Pam, 12, and John, 10, have to write down about constructively and Priscilla, 8, and Buckley, 6, be prepared to explane in there own words by Monday. This is our free- thinking thoughts, for nothing is black and white but grey. The first part, before the Principles start, is very oratory and good ex- cept for puctuation (commas not pe- riods after paragraphs) and reptitous (absolutely

paragraphs in a row begin with “Whereas’’). Persons that are always tearing down, tearing down would probably mock this in- – stead of saying the United Nations did pretty good, spelling the long words this composition is absolutely full of. PRINCIPLETI: All children shall be entitled to these rights, without dis- tinction or discriminaton on account of race, color, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, property, birth or other status whether of him- self or of his family. Those who think will easly see that who their talking about is none other but the U.S. of America (world smelting pot), for in other countries from us (Europe, England, Russia, Wildest Africa, etc. etc. etc.) there isn’t enough different population from the main to do dis- crimination at. (Except by inmost feelings, hard to wipe out, unforch.) Why do they drag in sex, one asks ourself? Because the United Nations