Thomas
                         P.O.  Box 27217
                     Washington, D.C.  20038

                         (202) 462-0757      

                         July l4, l989            
                                                  
Dear Mr. Kurtz:

     Thank you for your thoughtful letter of June 15, 1989.

     I have never been entirely satisified that my own prespective
of reality is absolutely correct.  But, unless I'm completely off
the beam, the City of Washington is more like a jungle than its
ever been despite the fact that government has "LAW" and
"ENFORCEMENT POWER."

     Really, sir, it is not as if I am living in an ivory tower. 
The "temporary drug tsars ... passing terrorists and roving bands
of armed men" you are so concerned about hassel my family and
friends everyday right in front of the White House.  Don't expect
much assistance from the authorities.

     Talk about selling the public on flying across the ocean like
birds in 1900, and talking about the present day necessity to
evolve concepts of reality capable of bringing humanity into the
twenty-first century despite its fouled environment and "peace"
through genocidal fire-power mind set, seem to be two very
different things.

     I believe that if I fail it will only be because, while I
attempted to confront fear, others may have used it as a rationale.

     I believe that, in principle, our pursuits are the same.  I do
not have a profound belief in luck. So, rather than wish you luck
in your pursuit, I would advise you to fear God, and not man.

                          Your friend,
                             


                             Thomas