what happened to Osho's commune in Oregon and the sanyanssins there after he left America?
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I'd guess they all dispersed, did their own thing and faded away to do their own things.  Without a "leader," nations will fall.
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try wikipedia.com or search for San Gabriel Arcangel mission on yahoo and google.
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Pat O appears to be very bitter.  I'd say he's a crackhead who can't afford a fix.  I'd say he was living in the States illegally, had a great job, a better life than he could ever have in good ole scotland.  They rounded him up and booted his ass back where he belongs.  He's soooo bitter.
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Perhaps you could start with the book "Farewell to Manzanar" by Jeanne and James D. Houston. It may be difficult finding a survivor at this point, as it occurred over 60 years ago... Good luck.
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He got tired of life, wanted something new.\nHis brother hit him, gang life got old, his best friend also needed to get away from his abusive parents, and he didn't like the socioeconomic class distinctions that existed in his town. Later, he also was involved in a murder, and if he stayed around would have ended up in a "reformatory".
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I thought all those who left to work here would be welcomed as heros when they returned home.  But from what I hear that's not  the case.  Millions have left which means more open space, more food, water, jobs and less crime for those who remained.   One Mexican after being deported returned home, was told by his fellowman that he wasn't welcome, they feared he'd take their job.   Does that sound familiar?  He said he'd head for China.
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what ever happened to we the people
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My father's family left their home in Germany in 1931 because they saw the writing on the wall as far as Hitler rising higher and becoming very dangerous to intellectuals. They knew that The United States was the only place that they would ever be happy in if they couldn't live out their days in their homeland.\nMy mother's family is Nez Perce and all of the rest of us came after her people....
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Hey!! I don't have it, I heard they just bought a bunch of land in Wallkill. Incedentally, my mom in law grew up with him and his sisters. Sorry. (hang out at the dairy mart, and you'll probably run into Mikey)....hahaha\nanything else you wanna know e-mail me! javagirl09@excite.com
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The Oregon Trail isn't a real "trail" per se. It was more about the movement west of the settlers in search of a better life. There were numerous Oregon Trails.
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I know a Salvadoreño who left his job as a university professor and fled his country with his wife several years ago because he was persecuted by his colleagues and the local government at that time.  His wife went back there a few months later to escort their children to the U.S.  It has been a financial struggle because no U.S. institutions recognize his educational credentials but he has always been able to find work.  They purchased a nice home and raised their children.  The children are all bilingual without a trace of Spanish in their English.  My friend coaches soccer on Saturdays.  I think he they are Mormons
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Lol at babo02350, The vikings where reaching the shores of northern America in the 12:th century. That was waaay back. \n\nAbout the emigration around between 1840's and 1880's, many left the country because of famine, poverty, differences between classes (the rich were very rich, the poor were very poor) and a lot of promises that all this would change in "the new country". \n\nUnfortunately it wasn't exactly true of course, that they would turn fortunate just by migrating. but I guess that's the reason people are willing to give up old lives even in these days, a strong belief in a better life can make people do most anything. \n\nA recommendation of a good novel about this time and the situation in the old country is The emigrants by Vilhelm Moberg. Very good book. \n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/Emigrants-Vilhelm-Moberg/dp/0873513193/sr=81/qid=1162417961/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-5385838-4746533?ie=UTF8&s=books\n\nOn this page there are some links that could help you with the question on contribution:\nhttp://www.migrationinstitute.fi/nordic/Links/Scandinavian%20Organizations.htm
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GEE.... I wish I had Yahoo Answers to do my homework!!\nThey finally caught the guerrilla after the brutal attack.\nHe tried asking for amnesty, but that was not an option.\nAfter the reconciliation of the case, it was decided his fate.
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Are there any native Americans left???I thought the genocide was fully succesful ... Naaa!I can't beleive that America failed in an easy task like that!!!This has blown all my dreams up about the americans now.:-PPP
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Well OneRunningMan is correct on the culture side.  I on the other hand would have to lean a different way.  It all depends where you are stationed.  For the most part it isn't like the normal military over there.  Things tend to be a bit more slack than normal, but don't get me wrong I saw my fair share of article 15 thrown about.  Well I did happen to do the site seeing of the country, and meeting the local people.  The BEST thing about being in S Korea, is the partying!  Well that would be my best guess, since I don't remember most of my time there.  The big party city is Songtan which is right outside Osan AB.  Pretty much the Vegas of Korea.  There are smaller party towns around each base or with in a close distance.  Get to know soju and love it, know that Baccus is the best cure for a soju hang over.
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Yeah, Ry guy is right, he left Zen-la in order to save it, and wasn't really looking for it after that.  He knows where it is, but when he went back to try to hook up with Shala-bal she didn't recognize him as Norrin and freaked out.  Later on it seems like they did have a brief reunion, maybe in the soul world or a dream or something.  The surfer is currently fighting against the Annihilation Wave and the baddies from the Negative Zone.
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I don't know, I am just hanging around to find out. Did he leave the U.S.?