Oh, my phone is ringing again and its not even 7am, do I need to rise and answer? Heavens no, it must be my friend calling we are to meet at a diner to roam the freeway and enjoy the political banners that are posted on the roadside. I must shower and get my digital camera ready, in case we find something really funny.
At the diner we ordered some bacon and eggs and consumed three cups of black coffee that should awaken our senses after a night of turning around due to bad dreams. I also noticed that our regular breakfast meal has gone a bit up, have they made some errors or they had just upped the cost since the price of gas has also risen. I am still not awake?
Then we are off to a fairly early start. What met us at the freeway was free speech written on the banner for everybody to digest. Our first banner has this "war is over if you want it," then after a few meters motorists are greeted with "we refuse to fight in a war started by men who refused to fight in a war," then after a few miles "live free or die" and then "the war is a lie and you know it." These are all political banners that describe the true sentiment of the citizenry regarding our involvement in the war.
Further on, what gave us a smile was "nobody died when Clinton lied," a testament to the administration just passed.
The trip was refreshing and our leaders must take the freeway sometimes, to enlighten them of the true pulse of the citizenry.
To give you an idea on the effectiveness of the
political flags, consider that ten million Californians saw them.
by:
The Flagman
