because | it | is | in | hiding |
but | because | it | is | hidden |
by | the | ponderous | stage-management | of |
diversionary | thought, | those | who | are |
nonetheless | responsible | for | its | surveillance, |
and | in | the | end | for |
its | denial, | can | now | employ |
traditional | methods | for | operations | in |
clandestine | milieus: | provocation, | infiltration, | and |
various | forms | of | elimination | of |
authentic | critique | in | favor | of |
a | false | one | which | will |
have | been | created | for | this |
purpose. | When | the | spectacle's | general |
imposture | is | enriched | with | recourse |
to | a | thousand | individual | impostures, |
uncertainty | grows | at | every | turn. |
An | unexplained | crime | can | also |
be | called | suicide, | in | prison |
as | elsewhere; | the | collapse | of |
logic | allows | trials | and | inquiries |
which | soar | into | irrationality, | and |
which | are | frequently | falsified | right |
from | the | start | through | absurd |
autopsies, | performed | by | extraordinary | experts. We |
have | long | been | accustomed | to |
summary | executions | of | all | kinds |
of | people. | Known | terrorists, | or |
those | considered | as | such, | are |
openly | fought | with | terrorist | methods. |