The Public Eye can be a Bitch

The Public Eye can be a Bitch

 

To: Janet

From: Paul

RE: I cannot fuck with you

Date: 11 August 2008

 

The one person that can beat me down is you.  The one person who can get away with it is you.  I can live with that because I have a soft spot in my heart for you and it feels good to love someone.

 

To; Others

 

As I prepare to meet the public eye it came to me that the public eye can be a bitch.  There was a time I could say anything as I felt a need to vent; now it is like the shit haunts me.  Things I said a month ago seems like yesterday, while the things I say today are ignored if they do not fit the writer’s script.

 

I mean what do they know about me; I can post the truth and they have me so deep under that you will not know the truth when you see it.

 

I realize I have to change my style; I have a tendency to tell creepy jokes, meaning I say shit that if you do not know me you would swear up and down I am about to commit murder or something.  But I have a military history, which is actually somewhat present, but that is ill-relevant, but the point is that men of discipline tend to vent as a way to control their behavior.

 

I am not saying I will not fuck something up, but I will not talk about it first, see there I go again a fucking dark joke.  Like they say old habits are hard to break but they can be broken.  People that know me know I talk shit, in fact when I am serious about something I use very little profanity.  People who know me know when I mean what I say and when I am just trying to make a point.

 

In all honesty I am not the bad guy, but I prefer to be known as a bad person, than be known as a good person bad things happen to.  I want to be kind, but not have that mistaken for weakness, so sometimes I put on front, for the good of my adversary.  Because even if I am a good guy, I have friends not so forgiven and that is not a joke. Seriously it is not!  The moral to this letter is one should not pick on me, because you can, but payback’s a mother!

 

Frank Paul Gambino

People are the priority & Situations

 

 

People are the priority & Situations

 

To: President George W. Bush

From: Frank Paul Gambino

Date: 12 August 2008

There is not much point worrying that you are behind in your chores because there is simply too much ground to make up between now and when the Sun leaves the work area of your chart on the 22nd. Besides, people matter more than meaningless tasks.

You would not have anything to do with my package coming in late would you?

I read somewhere about a dude who was behind on his tasks and had so much to do that he knew he was not going anywhere soon, because he was sent to complete the job that was unfinished.

Must I repeat myself over and over?  The plan devised for Janet is the answer to part of the puzzle concerning the troops in the Middle East, she is a template to other Hollywood acts to follow, you have to entertain those men an women and you have to sedate them because and damage has already been done.  What is the Pentagon a bunch of dummies or ass holes?  Maybe we need to give them a training exercise to see what it feels like to be in Iraq and Afghanistan.  And I am tired of the 3^rd Infantry Division getting dogged out all the time; this has been going on since World War Two.  They are a highly decorated unit I now it is my Division.

 People argue to send the troops home ASAP and I agree, but we have a problem at home that needs to be addressed also.  We are losing 6,500 veterans to suicide every year, which is more men than we are losing in the war zone, so what are we sending them home to, broken homes, into being new born strangers, loneliness and the lack of understanding as to what they are going through and have experienced.  Maybe we need to setup temporary housing for these men and their families at closed down military installations so they can be together and support each other, until they are ready to face the real world again.  We need to pamper them for awhile!

As things stand we out-process them and throw them back out into the world alone, in many cases broken homes and in a stressed out mentality.  We have to do a better job.  My suggestion is if you can build temporary homes in New Orleans, you can build temporary homes for this national crisis, not to belittle New Orleans, but are they losing 6,500 a year to suicide?

Think about it we lost 3,615 troops to war in Iraq and Afghanistan in 2007 and 6,500 to suicide stateside the same year.  The military code of discipline is the only thing keeping them alive.  We might have to extend there tour of duty for one year stateside mandatory duty assignment prior to release to transition them back to civilian life.   We have to do something right now indecisiveness is the enemy.

Frank Paul Gambino