Pardon Me?
by
Mike (in Tokyo) Rogers
by Mike (in Tokyo) Rogers
"So
long sad times
Go long bad times
We are rid of you at last
Howdy
gay times
Cloudy gray times
You are now a thing of the past
Happy
days are here again
The skies above are clear again
So let's sing a song of cheer again
Happy days are here again
Altogether
shout it now
There's no one
Who can doubt it now
So let's tell the world about it now
Happy days are here again"
~
Music and Lyrics by J. Yellen and M. Ager, 1929
V.B.
day is coming soon folks. Start stocking up on the drinks and party
favors. Because when that day comes, we'll all raise our glasses
and give a hearty toast. We will all shout for freedom. It will
be America's own version of the Velvet Revolution. And it's coming
very soon. I just can't wait to see the swearing out ceremony on
TV or perhaps when you do get cussed out, George, the FCC
won't allow that kind of profanity on the air. Too bad. But rest
assured, there will be millions of us Americans and people
all over the world saying the proper invective towards your
face whenever we see it from that day on. I know that I'm going
to say it loud and clear. You are toast, Mr. Soon-to-be-Former President.
In the words of George Herbert Walker Bush, "This thing is turning
around. I can feel it." Yes, pappy, I feel it. And I suspect there's
one heck of a lot of true American patriots who can feel it too.
George
W. Bush you are going down. Your days are numbered. You lied. The
entire world knows it and you know it too. Your lies killed
our brave soldiers. Your lies have orphaned untold numbers. Your
lies have crippled tens of thousands of America's best youth. Your
lies have destroyed marriages, lives, and families. You are guilty
of conspiracy. You are guilty of war crimes. You are guilty of High
Crimes as specified in the Constitution of The United States of
America. I figure that since you don't read, I'd better show you
the part of the US Constitution that is going to hang you and the
rest of your criminal group:
US
Constitution Article Two Section 4
The President,
Vice President, and all civil officers of the United States shall
be removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of,
treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.
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George,
you said once that you didn't care about history because we'd all
be dead by then. Well, my friend, you're not going to be
even though I hope there will come many days when you'll wish you
were. Even though you are going to make history, it's not going
to be the way you hoped for. But, unless you are a total and complete
fool, I reckon that the way you make history is going to be the
way you fear; the way that keeps you up at night wondering; your
worst nightmare come true. Well, wonder no longer, friend. It's
slowly coming true right before your eyes. It hasn't happened just
yet, but you are history, my friend.
I
figure you got a good chance at being remembered as number three
or maybe even number two. Not bad. If you do wind up number three,
then you are even more benighted than anyone could have imagined.
Only an idiot would stand and face impeachment trials when they
are caught lying red-handed. Bill
Clinton, anyone?
So
I figure you ought to go for being remembered as number two. That's
right, number two. And judging from the way you have done things
all your life, I figure that's what you are going to do. You are
going to take the easy way out. You are going to lie, say you did
nothing wrong, and then resign. Just like that. Just like Tricky
Dick Nixon. Nixon was at least smart enough and sneaky enough
to resign. He had the brains to read the writing on the wall.
Do you? Are you smart enough to have your name handsomely displayed
in the history books as only the second US president in history
to resign in disgrace?
Either
way, consider yourself lucky, even though you are going down,
Americans are still civilized enough to not give you the Nicolae
Ceausescu treatment even though I'm sure there are very many
who would like to metaphorically speaking, of course.
So
when the crowds become a rush, and the noise is too much to handle,
and suddenly you find that people are bumping into you, just make
sure you remember to use these two very polite words: "Pardon me."
June
15, 2005
Mike
(in Tokyo) Rogers [send
him mail] was born and raised in the USA and moved to Japan
in 1984. He has the distinction of being fired from every FM radio
station in Tokyo – one of them three times. His first book, Schizophrenic
in Japan, is now on sale.
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