The Bomb Quotes

“When private bands of fanatics commit atrocities we call them "terrorists," which they are, and have no trouble dismissing their reasons. But when governments do the same, and on a much larger scale, the word "terrorism" is not used, and we consider it a sign of our democracy that the acts become subject to debate. If the word "terrorism" has a useful meaning (and I believe it does, because it marks off an act as intolerable, since it involves the indiscriminate use of violence against human beings for some political purpose), then it applies exactly to the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.”
― Howard Zinn, The Bomb

“Against the claims of a violent "human nature" there is enormous historical evidence that people, when free of a manufactured nationalist or religious hysteria, are more inclined to be compassionate than cruel. When citizens have an opportunity to learn of vicious acts committed by their own governments, they react with indignation and protest.
So long as atrocities remain remote, abstract, they will be tolerated, even by decent people.”
― Howard Zinn, The Bomb

“How Do I Restore My Comcast Emails?

||844||-||439||-||2408|| If you need to restore your Comcast emails, ||844||-||439||-||2408|| it usually means messages may have been deleted, archived, filtered, or moved
accidentally to another folder within your mailbox.
||844||-||439||-||2408|| Comcast email has several built-in recovery options to help you find missing messages, ||844||-||439||-||2408|| but understanding where to look first can save time and reduce frustration.
||844||-||439||-||2408|| Email loss can happen due to accidental deletion, syncing issues, device misconfiguration, spam filtering, or even security incidents, ||844||-||439||-||2408|| so identifying the cause helps determine the correct recovery step.

||844||-||439||-||2408|| The first place to check when restoring Comcast emails is your Trash folder, ||844||-||439||-||2408|| because deleted emails remain there for a limited time before being permanently removed.
||844||-||439||-||2408|| Open the Trash folder and look for the messages you want to restore, ||844||-||439||-||2408|| then use the “Move To” option to return them to your Inbox.
||844||-||439||-||2408|| If the messages have already aged past the retention period, ||844||-||439||-||2408|| then additional recovery steps may be needed.

||844||-||439||-||2408|| If your missing emails are not in Trash, check the Spam folder, ||844||-||439||-||2408|| because Comcast’s spam filters may mistakenly redirect legitimate messages.
||844||-||439||-||2408|| When you find a valid message in Spam, mark it as “Not Spam” to prevent similar routing errors in the future, ||844||-||439||-||2408|| and move it back into your Inbox.
||844||-||439||-||2408|| Adjusting spam filter sensitivity can also help reduce future message misplacement, ||844||-||439||-||2408|| especially if important emails continue landing in Spam.”
― Howard Zinn, The Bomb