Illusions of Grandeur

The effects of Parkinson's can produce some amazing results take my word for it I have been diagnosed as having moderate Parkinson's for some ten years now. Take the leader of the axis power of the second World War Adolf Hitler. He had Parkinson's and he visions of ruling the world. The world stood by as the German army rolled into Russia and slaughtered millions of Russian people. Hitler was not to be taken lightly he was an accomplished Nazi if one can give any credit to the Nazi regime. I'm convinced that he had Parkinson's disease. Historians will agree I know of no debate. European law I am told states that I am to provide cookies or sources of my information. I am not a paid journalist but I am learning and wish to address all legal issues and be responsible for the laws which govern this blog and wish to learn and cooperate with European law despite the fact that I have never been to Europe nor do I have relatives there now or ever in the past. Most of what I write about is addressed to people residing in the United States and as much as I would like to become a citizen of America I feel through deeds and misrepresentation I am nothing but a second or third class citizen in America at best. My shame was being born Chinese and marked with an identity of belonging to an inferior race. For my father Howard Ah-Tye who wrote and published a book named Resourceful Chinese his shame or humiliation was far worst than mine. Discrimination was far worst and this word weighed heavy on his mind when he was alive who I knew deeply well. He was my hero and will be until the end of time. He endured persecution yet still held his head up high despite the common known phrase pertaining to the Chinese race as having "A Chinaman's Chance" Despite the odds my father lived and died with total dignity. Another world leader of utmost importance who had Parkinson's was Mao credited by most Chinese as a legend. And Pope John Paul also had Parkinson's. These were visionaries who had millions of followers whether one believed in their mind thought or not. Were any of these people insane or not? You are the judge. Don't forget Janet Reno has has Parkinson's for a number of years. So you ask what is my point? I don't speak for the more than one billion Chinese and plus more but I am merely one human who has a point. We were born into an ethnicity and one day we will die but now I don't think it is the time for us to die. How dare anyone accuse me of living a life of an illusion when I am a person with a life of an illusion. Of course Parkinson's does not make me any greater but I will live with it to battle it. By the way my father had Parkinson's when he reached eighty years of age at least. We will conquer over it and be the victors.