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"Who are those guys?!"

As 'they', the posse, keep on tracking Butch and Sundance ...

Can't help thinking, it's like the bad guys who are really good guys

Are being followed by badge wearing good guys who are really the bad guys

Btw, didya know that William Goldman, who wrote this Paul Newman / Robert Redford classic,

also wrote the famous line "follow the money" in "All the President's Men"

He also suggested adding the Deep character 'heavy' to Bernstein/Woodward, as the shadowy character was not in the original investigative book

Much of what we, activists in environmental, political reform, encounter in changing the world can be difficult, almost impossible,

and very often, too often, requires resilience and persistence in the face of forces arrayed against visionary work needed to make a difference

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-Btw, didya know that William Goldman, who wrote this Newman Redford classic,
-also wrote the famous line, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Follow_the_money "follow the money"] in "All the President's Men"
+Btw, didya know that William Goldman, who wrote this Paul Newman / Robert Redford classic,
-He also suggested adding the character 'heavy' to Bernstein/Woodward, as the shadowy character was not in the original investigative book
+also wrote the famous line [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Follow_the_money "follow the money"] in "All the President's Men"
+He also suggested adding the Deep character 'heavy' to Bernstein/Woodward, as the shadowy character was not in the original investigative book
 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_the_President%27s_Men