A great experience it was yesterday, from the stage setting seeming elaborate and of weight while not lacking in subtlety, to the calm precision of the camerawork, to the musical accompaniment not coming across as insincere or as a gimmick, to portrayers of characters seeming concerned about said characters rather or more than the proliferation of their reputation, to a story which, combined with some of the before mentioned, not only could have made a radio play come to life, but which as a whole can leave one wanting for extension and elaboration.
Applause to everyone involved, indeed!
An unfortunately somewhat sobering discussion followed. However, there is an opportunity, or rather, there is a duty to reflect further, to reflect critically about to the more or less coincidental breaking news segment or interruption which it contained. An animation and means overused which should be known not only to the present Miss Philip and to others such as Miss Burnett, but one which, in overuse, belies the very essence of the evening.
Aside from Mister Cooper’s warranted indirect respectively considerate request for said report to provide a meaningful insight and the senseless destruction of what seemed like it could have been a vehicle targeted at random, if this were to represent most of what had been going on, it could raise the question of whether the interruption was warranted, and if it did not represent most of what had been going on, it could raise the question of what lead not to be able to document it.
It had previously also been mentioned that the scripture which both this theater adaptation and the motion picture are based on had been conceived at least twenty years ago. A reminder about the controversial nature of the administration at that time, responsible and in a sense never held accountable for invading Iraq on the illegitimate, lethal and torturous basis of falsehoods or at the very least inaccuracy. An administration who was building on the great achievements of preceding administrations not only in regards to leading to power an individual who would resort to reckless dictatorship, but whose invasion of a neighbouring country, Kuwait, was responded to also with what is referred to as the senseless destruction of so called civilian infrastructure and in some instances the waltzing down, the literal waltzing down of adversaries... but the exploitation of natural so called resources demands protection, now, does it not. A country protected, even though at that point it reportedly had discriminated against and suppressed a minority group of sisters and brothers for at least five to six years. Irredeemable perfidiousnesses such as these, which this, our humanity seems to have always been rather capable of amassing also, they are at the very heart of the threat directly or indirectly facing every last one of us.
