"transparency"
- The Government
Discussion
Progress! 
At this point I think it's intentional provocation
No fiduciary would treat their correspondants this way
I mean if this is not a blatant middle finger, what is?
'Twas the day of release, when all through the net,
Not a keyboard was silent, no secret safe yet;
The files were uploaded with cynical care,
In hopes that the truth might escape from its lair.
The citizens refreshed with bated-breath dread,
While visions of indictments danced in each head;
With coffee in hand, I glared at the screen,
As history’s shadows played out, grim and mean.
When out in the feeds rose a thunderous chatter,
I clicked with a rage—what *truly* was the matter?
Away to the server I flew like a flash,
Hacked through the paywalls, threw caution to ash.
The court seal was broken, a PDF spread,
Revealing a circus of lies and dark dread;
When what to my furious eyes crossed the feed,
But **ninety percent blacked**—a farcical deed!
With pages of redactions, so thickly deployed,
I knew in an instant the truth was destroyed;
More rapid than vultures, the censors they came,
And blanked, and they blocked, and obscured every name:
"Now, **princes**! Now, **judges**! Now, **tycoons** and **VIP**!
On, **politicians**! On, **stars** with your sins tucked away!
From the island of horrors to mansions so tall,
Now vanish! Vanish! Vanish all!"
Like Mossad-trained ghosts, the dark program appeared,
**Honey traps humming**, while justice careered—
A web of blackmail, where cameras rolled free,
Compromising the high lords for all eyes to see.
The ink was like tar, the omissions profound,
Every connection to **Israel's craft** buried underground;
The handlers grinned wide—their scheme had paid well—
Power secured where the redactions fell.
A wink of the censor, a twist of the scroll,
Proved the game had been rigged to protect every soul
Whose name held a throne or a throne’s golden key;
They silenced the proof, then mocked you and me.
I slumped in despair as the cover-up spread—
**The state’s dirty secrets**, alive, not yet dead;
But one thing rang clear in the fraud and the fright:
"*They’ve buried it deep*… **but we saw it tonight!**"
'Twas the day of release, when all through the net,
Not a keyboard was silent, no secret safe yet;
The files were uploaded with cynical care,
In hopes that the truth might escape from its lair.
The citizens refreshed with bated-breath dread,
While visions of indictments danced in each head;
With coffee in hand, I glared at the screen,
As history’s shadows played out, grim and mean.
When out in the feeds rose a thunderous chatter,
I clicked with a rage—what *truly* was the matter?
Away to the server I flew like a flash,
Hacked through the paywalls, threw caution to ash.
The court seal was broken, a PDF spread,
Revealing a circus of lies and dark dread;
When what to my furious eyes crossed the feed,
But **ninety percent blacked**—a farcical deed!
With pages of redactions, so thickly deployed,
I knew in an instant the truth was destroyed;
More rapid than vultures, the censors they came,
And blanked, and they blocked, and obscured every name:
"Now, **princes**! Now, **judges**! Now, **tycoons** and **VIP**!
On, **politicians**! On, **stars** with your sins tucked away!
From the island of horrors to mansions so tall,
Now vanish! Vanish! Vanish all!"
Like Mossad-trained ghosts, the dark program appeared,
**Honey traps humming**, while justice careered—
A web of blackmail, where cameras rolled free,
Compromising the high lords for all eyes to see.
The ink was like tar, the omissions profound,
Every connection to **Israel's craft** buried underground;
The handlers grinned wide—their scheme had paid well—
Power secured where the redactions fell.
A wink of the censor, a twist of the scroll,
Proved the game had been rigged to protect every soul
Whose name held a throne or a throne’s golden key;
They silenced the proof, then mocked you and me.
I slumped in despair as the cover-up spread—
**The state’s dirty secrets**, alive, not yet dead;
But one thing rang clear in the fraud and the fright:
"*They’ve buried it deep*… **but we saw it tonight!**"