Sea-Anne-Anne star, Galapago Rani, manages to obtain the first interview with the mysterious Chief of Staff, the plenipotentiary power on site and discusses the role of different local authorities...
The Ruba’iyat of Créteil Lake : Part Thirty-Four
Sea Anne-Anne Queen in between managed to make it to the Chief’s car
Helped by five Robo-Cops she charmed with fine-timbered voice of star
The Chief (CS) feared being quoted in his official capacity :
« From an anonymous source close to the SCCOO ! »
Urged Galapago Rani : « O ! Anonymous Chief ! Be assured ! »
As the camera focussed on his reflection on glass blurred.
« Could you give us first the composition of the arching SCCOO ? »
« The Chief Executive heads the Supreme Crisis Council of the forces armed,
« But immediate decision approval remains in the hands of CS. »
« Who else ? » « Yes, co-opted members include various ministers :
Interior, Defence, Transport, Justice and ForeignAffairs»
What about the Prefect and Mayor? » « Only as consultants ! »
« Yes, as Mayor and Chairman of the Regional Authority
He has been made head of the Department of Casualty :
His Ambulance Corps must by foot first to the Metro du Lac
Till Metro Echat thence to the Hospital of the Faculty. »
« Jesus ! That’ll be the Day ! Since coming to this terrain
Several of the media fraternity suffer from broken brain!
All cobbled paths and pavements in these surrounds make for pitfalls! »
« Besides, » interpolated the Chief, « if it weren’t for rain ! »
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