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This is of a beauty, this is beautiful. The poetry of
the American secretary of defense, the Mr. Rumsfeld figure. My favorite is
sure the 'Glass Box' but the first one under the name of 'Happenings' is
also from a breathtaking beauty.
What a nice words in the first one, why not take some extra look at them:
It's printed in the press.
The world thinks all these things happen.
They never happened.
You see, even the SilverBullet (Rumsfeld) does not understand the
behavior of the press corpse. Just like me, I do not understand the
behavior of journalists too. According to my humble opinion I do have some
'story of the century' to tell, but I meet only stupid people, I meet only
blind people, I meet only cowards.
And when I ask those journalists 'Why do you not tell the truth?' They say
to me 'Sorry but we have closed the ranks, just sorry.' And they say 'You
are on your own boy, you are on your own...'
Now read the next poetry, I found it on Slate dot com.
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Happenings
You're going to be told lots of things.
You get told things every day that don't happen.
It doesn't seem to bother people, they don't—
It's printed in the press.
The world thinks all these things happen.
They never happened.
Everyone's so eager to get the story
Before in fact the story's there
That the world is constantly being fed
Things that haven't happened.
All I can tell you is,
It hasn't happened.
It's going to happen.
—Feb. 28, 2003, Department of Defense briefing
Glass Box
You know, it's the old glass box at the—
At the gas station,
Where you're using those little things
Trying to pick up the prize,
And you can't find it.
It's—
And it's all these arms are going down in there,
And so you keep dropping it
And picking it up again and moving it,
But—
Some of you are probably too young to remember those—
Those glass boxes,
But—
But they used to have them
At all the gas stations
When I was a kid.
—Dec. 6, 2001, Department of Defense news briefing
The Situation
Things will not be necessarily continuous.
The fact that they are something other than perfectly continuous
Ought not to be characterized as a pause.
There will be some things that people will see.
There will be some things that people won't see.
And life goes on.
—Oct. 12, 2001, Department of Defense news briefing
Clarity
I think what you'll find,
I think what you'll find is,
Whatever it is we do substantively,
There will be near-perfect clarity
As to what it is.
And it will be known,
And it will be known to the Congress,
And it will be known to you,
Probably before we decide it,
But it will be known.
—Feb. 28, 2003, Department of Defense briefing
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After all this mind burning beauty I felt challenged and
felt the need to write a few words in this particular style too. It is
called Total Awareness:
Total awareness.
What is total awareness of the
Situation?
That is for example when, for example when.
You on thirteen September two thousand and one, you
You read more and more details and you think.
You think 'Holy Moses, what am I
doing here?'
'How come I am still alive?'
And you observe the SilverBullet saying:
'There is no silver bullet.'
So that was clear, that was
clarity.
And I felt relief, so I moved on in my little Glass Box,
And I was thinking 'There is likely no reason anymore,
no reason anymore for al Queda to kill me now'.
After that I felt Total Awareness
of the Situation setting in.
And I just started moving all those weapons,
All those weapons outside my Glass Box.
And sometimes they were dropped, just when I asked for this.
The Total Awareness told me:
'Speed up, just speed up man!'
And now I go faster than any bullet on this planet,
And now I can only die from the internal energy as found in my little
Glass Box.
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The above is the poem of Total Awareness of The Situation
that brings Clarity to my Glass Box...
Bye readers.
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