fiction
edward w pritchard
A man is dead and in the situation room people far away watch anxiously. So powerful and wealthy from their own efforts that they no longer have to watch out for their own financial interests in these things: now it's all about power and position, and posterity and public opinion.
A man is dead. Some think about their own failings and fears. Their duty versus the need for justice. Maybe doubts. Did they get the whole story from others still having vested interests.
Geronimo is a interesting choice of code name for Osama bin Laden. An American Indian. When Geronimo surrendered a few had an interesting take on that situation. What if instead of Geronimo it was operation Big foot, the Sioux chief laying there perpetually dead and frozen in the snow. -Insert picture here- chief big foot frozen Sioux warrior. Bigfoot died in a firefight with the US military in 1890.
How might our enemies feel about us? A man is dead do we forgive our enemies?
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