Robert this poem is a knock-knock on unlce Sams door to his concsions...bravo!!!!1

In just few words you've said so much! Like the drum drum sound of the poem...as if your trying to wake up some sleepy souls:)
Safi

A great courageous consciousness, deep enough to penetrate the massive brain washing that humans have been subject to since the advent of Edward Bernays and his public-manipulation theories and practice. Many aware people are aware about the darkness but everyone needs clear vision of feasible solutions and resolutions that transcend the path of just chronic criticism and incrimination of "others" and transcendsthe trap of violence/counter-violence.

I love Michael Jackson. I think he's the most talented human alive. It's been that way for a while. I don't believe he's a child molester, but he was arraigned on such charges yesterday. People by the thousands came out to protest. Flew in from other countries, even. Fans protested in Moscow; they protested in Bucharest and in London. I watched this all day on the news. Hours of it. Watched as much as I could and it still isn't over--and that's just the arraignment. I love Michael Jackson. But I would never protest on his behalf. Protesting should be reserved for important things. Things such as, for instance, when the Bush Machine steals the presidency, destroys the economy, fakes an attack on its country, creates Homeland Security, hires Iran/Contra criminals to run it, kills civil liberties, taxes the poor, illegally declares war on the world, appoints racist/sexist judges without Congressional approval, pisses on the environment, standardizes voting machines to reflect Florida, 2000, and slips bits of Patriot Act II into every bill that crosses his desk. To name a few. I love Michael jackson. But maybe that's because I'm forced to. He's the only thing on TV that's newsworthy. Yet and still, I know his battle is not worth fighting for. Not this year.