A thousand points of light & Ants are not anarchist
This morning I am watching a
Times reporter who traveled down over into the war zone left by Katrina
and is trying to explain the bureaucracy that moved swiftly in this time
of crisis. The technology that we have is swift, but failed miserable when
the power failed.
He seems pleased that he got
his chance to travel down to that area of our country for his magazine;
another notch in the mans brim of his hat.
If we are only ants or some
other creature we only shrug and devour the rubbish left by the storm but
we are not ants and we do have a swift technology that does work extremely
well. The government bureaucracy did not work as well as our technology
told us it would work.
The history of the south skimmed
off the money meant to create a strong wall against the water.
The head of the snake was cut
off and the tail whipped with no apparent control for days. The Queen was
aware of the plight (as was the nation) but the order could not reach the
severed tale
Ten thousand points of light
were not seen and it became every man for himself.
Ants are not anarchist and they carried the goods needed and not needed.
The nation rose up in response in it’s “my responsibility” to help but the bureaucracy failed and is failing as we speak as insurance companies turn claims away by a wall of water, more bureaucracy.
We cannot look up to an insurance
company as we
do look up to god in a
place of worship.
They wave two different wands.
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Their hands are tied
