This book is a bold and bazaar story, a forbiden fruit for the Politically correct and for the righteous and religiously endowed. God is Spirit and Truth! He is only worshiped in Spirit and Truth! Religion is neither! A poison it is, with a price to pay! Jesus "Destroy this Temple and I will rebuild it in Three Days!" God the Creator demands repect for all human life. Now we see scienctist abuseing this life, this life they are so entrusted with! Cloning, Stem cell research, Abortions by the millions! Here is a story, God always fools the foolish and the proud! God our Father keeps the keys of knowlege for His children! This is a story for the heart, God and Religion don't ever mix! No Pope, No Saint, No Science, No Senitor, No Clergy, No Ayatollah is spaired the all seeing eye of God! The signature of Dante' on this book's cover would set the world on fire again!

This book is a bold and bazaar story, a forbiden fruit for the Politically correct and for the righteous and religiously endowed. God is Spirit and Truth! He is only worshiped in Spirit and Truth! Religion is neither! A poison it is, with a price to pay! Jesus "Destroy this Temple and I will rebuild it in Three Days!" God the Creator demands repect for all human life. Now we see scienctist abuseing this life, this life they are so entrusted with! Cloning, Stem cell research, Abortions by the millions! Here is a story, God always fools the foolish and the proud! God our Father keeps the keys of knowlege for His children! This is a story for the heart, God and Religion don't ever mix! No Pope, No Saint, No Science, No Senitor, No Clergy, No Ayatollah is spaired the all seeing eye of God! The signature of Dante' on this book's cover would set the world on fire again!

This volume comprises a reprinting and gloss of the original text of the 1933 Communist play Eight Men Speak. The play was banned by the Toronto police after its first performance, banned by the Winnipeg police shortly thereafter and subsequently banned by the Canadian Post Office. The play can be considered as one stage-the published text-of a meta-text that culminated in 1934 at Maple Leaf Gardens when the (then illegal) Communist Party of Canada celebrated the release of its leader, Tim Buck, from prison. Eight Men Speak had been written and staged on behalf of the campaign to free Buck by the Canadian Labour Defence League, the public advocacy group of the CPC. In its theatrical techniques, incorporating avant-garde expressionist staging, mass chant, agitprop and modernist dramaturgy, Eight Men Speak exemplified the vanguardist aesthetics of the Communist left in the years before the Popular Front. It is the first instance of the collective theatrical techniques that would become widespread in subsequent decades and formative in the development of modern Canadian drama. These include a decentred narrative, collaborative authorship and a refusal of dramaturgical linearity in favour of theatricalist demonstration. As such it is one of the most significant Canadian plays of the first half of the century, and, on the evidence of the surviving photograph of the mise-en-scene, one of the earliest examples of modernist staging in Canada.