Even in Crisis They Could be Exploited

 


Even in crisis, as people without principles, their only motive to please their bosses, pushed their own hypocrisy and dishonesty to new levels, all to defend the indefensible. The psyop programs went into overdrive: I can't stand that guy.

And on those clifftops the faceless ghost birds turned into soldiers clad in glistening, multi-coloured armour, and stamped perimeter stakes into the ground. Do not come near. It will cost you your life. 

The  slow motion, awning crash of the country, the giant dissolving in groans and agonies, the impending chaos on the streets, the huge unhappiness within the population, the blatant hypocrisies of the idiot elites, lazy self-satisfied fat cats lurching around in order to avoid responsibility, I hate this guy I hate this guy, anyone who tells the truth, the truth tellers.

They came under attack. And those attacks would backfire, simple as that. Time escalated. Every day came to seem like a century. Was that only yesterday? 

And the garden enveloped him. And the clifftops surrounded him. And the soldiers came to protect. 

Once a fierce fighter caught in a clearing in the forest, now they were armed, and marching, and settling into a new role, and their enemies fled before them, already frightened. 

They could no longer get away with their lies, the bureaucrats, the politicians, the weak willed and the weak minded; flee into the undergrowth, for it is already too late. Die in the trenches. Die in the battlefields. But die you will.


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