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Revolutionist Tip for a Tuesday:
Most real good revolutionist information is improvised.
“Ah,” spake the poet, “There is this one land wherein ‘tis only after action has
commenced that a purpose is place there on.”
And his father replied, “Ah, what a strange kingdom that must be, me lord,”
and the liege agreed, “How strange indeed.”
(…I feel wont to tell you that I am not all that convinced of the sincerity of the
pard’s final comment. I did want to get this in since it is directly tied to my
original purpose in bringing you the brief scene.)
To be “put to use,”
be close to being, “put to death.”“Okay, sergeant, hand out the larger weapons to the men without pillows.”
There was this one king who gave each of his offspring names that no one
in the kingdom could pronounce.
…(in some further times, at different junctures this would, by itself, qualify
one for inclusion in the “Father Of The Century Contest.”)In an apparent attempt at some sort of self liberation this one chap put on his
best suit, oiled and brushed his hair, then confronted himself in a full length
mirror and announced,
“From here onward – do as you’re told,
but think as you want.”
(After the obligatory double cheek kiss, handshake and salute, he was
dismissed to carry on his normal duties.)PS-Most real good revolutionist information is improvised.
