Tuesday, February 24, 2009

I had a dream, the series, part 2

Once again I would like to say that dreams are just that, dreams. By no means would I ever wish harm to any individual. In no way would I ever want to do anything that would break any federal, state, or local laws. This is a work of fantasy, nothing more.

So back in my nice warm bed, falling deep into that sleep, that sleep perchance to dream. I awake and I get up and go to the living room to start my day. There on the TV, it is again. The scroll, BREAKING NEWS.

Our president has been shot. At this moment he is fighting for his life in surgery to remove a bullet that is dangerously close to the heart and another lodged in the base of his spine. Speculation from informed sources tell us at best the president is in grave danger. If he survives the surgery there is not much hope that he will ever walk again.

I think to myself, fantasy, just another dream and I go hop in the shower expecting to wake up in my warm bed at any moment. I start my drive to work, turn on the radio and the music has been replaced by a liberal anchor man talking about what a tragedy the whole thing is and how this day will live in history as the day the first black president was assassinated.

I begin to wonder, am I really asleep or is this really happening?

Is the president really dead and does that mean that Biden is our president? He is an idiot. This is crazy.

Then again, if I am awake what are the implications?

Damn it, there is the alarm.
Knew it was to good to be true.
Maybe I can slide back into the dream again and find out where it is taking me.

Dreams are once again, nothing but fantasy, fiction.
Then again, fantasy, fiction is better then reality.

Till next time...

2 comments:

  1. I can deeply empathize with the urge to have this all just go away. But even the dream of his being killed will only change the face, not the agenda. Besides that, Conservatives don't kill, we don't cajole and harass, we speak intelligently and we point out the truth.

    I want Hussein to live a long and healthy life, and to be there for his daughters, and then, one day, wake up in the morning and realize what he has done with a sudden spark of clarity. Nothing beats the weight of a knowing conscience.

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  2. I have to agree with Reboy.

    I think the messiah should live a long life -- long enough to realize what he has done.

    Long enough for his daughters to look at him one day, as grown women, and say, "Dad...what did you DO to us???"

    This man doesn't give a damn about what he's doing to the faceless victims of his egocentricity. He thinks he's God.

    My only hope is that when he sees the hurt and dissappointment in his own children's faces, he will realize. THAT will be the true pay-back.

    But I still can't wait for "Part 3"....

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