An (undeserved) clarification

The intent of Springtime for Dina was not primarily to compare the CHCA to the Nazi party. Please, the CHCA could never be that well-organized.

The larger point is that the CHCA executive board members are acting in the worst play ever produced. Their supporters are the clueless audience, who, for whatever reason, seem to think they're watching a top-notch production. The rest of us are watching the farce, the larger nauseating narrative.

It has come to my attention that CHCA administrative assistant Noreen Spota is especially upset about the parody. Her part in Springtime for Dina (Hitler) was that of Ulla, the producers' secretary/receptionist, who has a bit part in the play. Satire is too often lost on the clueless.

Smooches,

Dr. Josef Mengele