Changing the Guard

We arrived at the Capitol at 1300 hours and entered the Capitol building. What a magnificent place this is. The Speaker of the House met us as we entered. She is truly a witch. She tries to tell us that we will all wind up in jail but as she yells at one of the military officers she leans forward and tries to slap him. Immediately the military police that is with us slam her to the floor, handcuffed her, and marched her out of the building. At that time General Davis enters and says, “She can be the first visitor to go to Fort Stanton. And for your information Madam the Supreme Court ruled that our actions are just.” And with that she is whisked off out of the building. The General turns and says, “Can you believe that she was third in line for the Presidency. We were worried that she would have the President and Vice-President assassinated and then she could take over. That would be a cold day in hell before we would let that happen. She was one of the considerations that helped sway our opinion of this operation. We were deeply concerned with her and her beliefs and actions.” There were only a few politicians and a few aides in the building. They are shocked to hear that they have lost their job. Some are swearing and some are crying. But the one thing that they are told is that it is the citizen’s of the United States that orchestrated this and not the military. Everyone is escorted out of the building and the Capitol Police secure the building. The Capital police have been briefed earlier and know what to expect only a few minutes before we arrived. General Davis turns to us and says, “It is time to tour the White House.” We leave the building by a back entrance and drive over to the White House. There are military police with the security at the White House and we can see concerned Secret Service Agents standing outside on the lawn of the White House. As we enter the building one of the agents asks us to respect the White House. I tell him, “The reason that we have done what we are doing is to preserve this house as well as yours. How do you listen to these criminals talk about cheating the average American and you ignore it?” He says, “My job does not concern me with conversations. I protect the President.” I look at him and say, “Well it appears that at this time in your career you failed to live up to your expectations. He is right along with the other eight million American’s that are out of work. However you still have your job.”