Has the city government isolated themselves from the people?

[shadows]

Has city government isolated themselves from the people?

The city government seems to have established a fort in the glass cube and each day such is dedicated to the promoting the elite of the bureaucracy and isolating the citizens.  The continued investigations by the federal government well illustrates the isolation even when made from an outside source.  It could be well established in the minds of the citizens that the laws only apply to the working poor.

Does any citizen believe that the right has been granted the city to prolong the “finders of facts” established by the very procedure  that has destroyed all government as cited in archives? 

Does the citizenry believe that “if you do the crime then you should do the time” without delay?

 

[Ed W]

I'll address this via haiku:

Like the black walnut
Your rhetorical questions
Contain the answers

[Hoss]

I'll address this via haiku:

Like the black walnut
Your rhetorical questions
Contain the answers

Fitting, since Haiku's are the epitome of randomness.

Much like the ramblings of Shadows.

[shadows]

I'll address this via haiku:

Like the black walnut
Your rhetorical questions
Contain the answers

From the reference to the “haiku” is it written in the format you prefer or is this in your native tongue,

[dbacks fan]

Fitting, since Haiku's are the epitome of randomness.

Much like the ramblings of Shadows.

I like reading shadows comments, it satisfies my curiousity as to what Beck would sound like on quaaludes.

[Hoss]

I like reading shadows comments, it satisfies my curiousity as to what Beck would sound like on quaaludes.

But last I checked you don't see shadows advocating violence...oh wait, Beck doesn't do that.

 

[Ed W]

The answer to your question is forty two, but you'll need to rephrase the question in order to understand it properly.  This team of crack analysts can assist you:



Find them, Grasshopper.