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Rules of War
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Rule #1...
The Government Lies
The Milatary Lies
The War Machine Makers Lie
and men die

Rule #2...
The Polititions Son Won't Go
The Generals Son Won't Go
The War Machine Makers Son Won't Go
but, your son will go

Rule #3...
What if They Gave a War and Nobody Came?
What if the Politician Were Required to Lead the First Charge?
The "What If's" are worthless words of wish's
       When they give a War, you will go to the War
       - or - You will go directly to jail
      Only VIP's sons are born with a
      "Get Out of Jail Free" card in their mouth

Rule #4...
John Wayne is the poster boy of War
John Wayne never went to War
Rah! Rah! Wayne! is truly false Patriotism
Rah! Rah! Wayne! is the Propaganda's Psyche Game

Rule #5...
Know thy Enemy
When you come face to face with the enemy
You find yourself looking at a mirrior image
      He has a family just like you
      He has friends jut like you
      He has dreams just like you
      The enemy is just like you

Is there a Purpose to War?
Beats me, I have never found any legitamte reasons for a war. Every war I have examined the root cause of, started from either greed, ego, stupidity, arrogance and/or a host of other pudden-head reasons.



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 Reviews of "Rules of War"
Reviewed by Alexander Shaumyan (Reader)
Reviewed on September 8, 2002
Excellent poem. Of course, the biggest lie that we are told is that we are fighting wars for FREEDOM. We are murdering innocent people to "liberate them".

Reviewed by Cindy Ecay (Reader)
Reviewed on September 7, 2002
I have to agree wholeheartedly and I loved this.... Cindy

Reviewed by Peter sprenkeler (Reader)
Reviewed on September 7, 2002
good read Gary...certainly stirred up some emotion in me.
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