Would you like to hear more?
From: GaryStevenGevisser <garystevengevisser@gmail.com>
Subject: Would you like to hear more?
Date: June 7, 2018 at 8:26:07 AM PDT
To: Geoffrey van Leeuwen – Director of North African and Middle East for the Dutch Department of Foreign Affairs; formerly the Dutch Ambassador to Afghanistan – gvanleeuwen@yahoo.com
Date: June 7, 2018 at 8:26:07 AM PDT
To: Geoffrey van Leeuwen – Director of North African and Middle East for the Dutch Department of Foreign Affairs; formerly the Dutch Ambassador to Afghanistan – gvanleeuwen@yahoo.com
Dear Geoffrey, if I may be so informal, which is not necessarily how my most warm, personable but never familiar charm school teacher mother Zena,
would prefer, but even my mother at age 89 has gone through changes.
After speaking with your father yesterday morning as he cleared up the miscommunication with your eldest brother who didn’t share with your father a communique Peter sent me, which prompted us to come visit with your parents and the wonderful surroundings, I mentioned that I would like your email address to share with you some of my knowledge.
Prior to that your father told us a story about this Dutch Jewish man from the Hague, who in his small garage he cleaned the intestines of cows, a dirty job; and his rich son bought them all diplomatic passports, [and] the Germans bowed them out.
That is a great story of not only the power of money but how a son bought them all freedom. It is however, a personal anecdote and says little about the behind the scene events which led to the arming of Nazi Germany which it is highly doubtful you are aware of because it is not taught in the schools or universities, and those who know, don’t share.
Would you like to hear more?
Kind regards,
Gary
PS – I am writing a non-fiction book which will inevitably uplift the word. It is centered around this photograph
that was taken in my birth country of South Africa on September 5, 2006. The father of the man to Putin’s right oversaw my year long orientation before I officially joined their mining consortium in early spring 1979 when I looked like this
and it is my very proud mother to my right.
