Billy Jack, 1971

Billy Jack is convinced that the world is a sick, sad, grotesque, demented place, a world without hope or meaning, except for the sliver of optimism provided by a radiant new generation of rainbow children who will save the world and point the way toward a new golden age with their smiles, laughter, and song. - thedissolve.com

“We the people have no representative of any kind,” he told me at the time, when George Bush was still president. We met at his home out in horse country east of the city, his wife and collaborator of more than a half-century, Delores Taylor, was at his side, nodding. “It’s now the multinationals. They’ve taken over. It’s no different than the 70’s, but it’s gotten worse. And if you use words like ‘impeachment’ or ‘fascist’ you’re a nut on a soapbox.”, Tom Laughlin, Billy Jack - thewrap.com

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