Une magnifique et très subtile mozaïque de phrases soutirées des discours du protagoniste (surtout son Acceptance Speech) qui se tourne en dérision lui-même, George W. Bush, sur un fond musical parfait, des airs orientaux, finissant sur des rythmes de derbouka et des sons de muezzin.
Dwight Eisenhower prend la parole : "the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the Military Industrial Complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists, and will persist. We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes."
Puis c'est au Tour de GWB, qui rétorque : "A president himself must be responsible.
Axis of Evil
Welcome - In the United States of America - My fellow Americans - My friend.
My job as a president : Desperation - Violence - War - To threaten the peace of the world.
By the end of the year we wil... change lives in the greater Middle East. One by one. Desperation, for the Iraqi people. Iraqi people who fade and die away.
This is discrimination, pure and simple - and despotism - That's what you see in your TV screen.
You will know my reasons. Our actions, too, are guided by a vision : Iraqi Oil Production. [...]
Iraqi oil production has reached more than two million barrels per day. And that's a good thing - sure.
America made a decision : Sacrifice. For everyone, in every bracket, and more murders of the innocent all around the world, as long as necesary. And without conscience.
I will never live without these principles, because our cause is right.
It is a new world. Yet, there still is much work to do. Justice, Freedom, Dignitiy, and Hope in a civilized world : it's a totalitarian political ideology. No justofication [...]."
Chapeau, Mister Greg Baumont, pour avoir fait dire de ses propres paroles à GWB ce qu'il ne révèle pas mais que tout le monde sait (à quelques exceptions près - in front of the American TV screen^^)
Un track abouti, tant au niveau du fond que de la forme. J'adore et j'adhère !
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