8th September 2007
VISION: PRESIDENT BUSH: STATUS QUO ANTE BELLUM!
( Status quo is a Latin term meaning the present, current, existing state of affairs. To maintain the status quo is to keep the things the way they presently are. The related phrase status quo ante, means "the state of things as it was before."
The concept of status quo comes from the diplomatic term status quo ante bellum, meaning "as it was before war," referring to the withdrawal of enemy troops and restoration of power to prewar leadership.) http://www.answers.com/topic/status-quo?cat=biz-fin
This vision has been 'trickling' in over a few days.
I saw President Bush in the White House, and voices all around him were commanding him, 'I/we want everything back in it's place, just like it was when you came in".
President Bush had brought in so much clutter in his terms that he ran around theWhite House, trying to push the things that did'nt belong in the White House out, and move the furniture back to as he had found it ( when he first came in).
Instead of there being more space as he moved things out, the rooms and corridors of power looked even more chaotic/congested.
In the passages/corridors, the President dumped the stuff that he was meant to take out of the building. Amongst the stuff were African objects/mementos made of dark wood, that he had brought in at the beginning of his term.
Inside the office, the table was too heavy and awkward and he could not replace it to the original place. All furniture within was out of it's place and was being awkwardly shifted around. Most of the extra furniture that had been added was bulky and would not budge easily.
Wheresoever people in the White House walked, they tripped over the Bush clutter. So instead of having made space, he ended up having created a mess.
People were falling over stuff in corridors, they could not enter rooms, because of the futile one-man attempt to put the furniture back in order. In fact he himself got stuck between tables and chairs and could not move around freely or/leave, without breakage or injury.
(CAUTION: Could not leave: meaning: could not move out easily/was constrained/the furniture he moved was now blocking his own movements.
In the vision it appeared he was 'caught' in his own clutter and could not 'get out of it'. )
The main table was awkwardly placed towards the door and was blocking it so that none could open it wide.
Outside the office, people were confined to the space in which they stood, in the corridors, they could not move forward because of the clutter. Others coming in could not go beyond the point where the clutter lay. (Pathways were blocked, and whoever tried to cross over would not escape without some injury /accident/or breakage)
Everyone stood where they were in every direction. None could move forward.
Bombay-India
Swarna Jha
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Monday, September 10, 2007
VISION: PRESIDENT BUSH: STATUS QUO ANTE BELLUM
8th September 2007
VISION: PRESIDENT BUSH: STATUS QUO ANTE BELLUM!
( Status quo is a Latin term meaning the present, current, existing state of affairs. To maintain the status quo is to keep the things the way they presently are. The related phrase status quo ante, means "the state of things as it was before."
The concept of status quo comes from the diplomatic term status quo ante bellum, meaning "as it was before war," referring to the withdrawal of enemy troops and restoration of power to prewar leadership.) http://www.answers.com/topic/status-quo?cat=biz-fin
This vision has been 'trickling' in over a few days.
I saw President Bush in the White House, and voices all around him were commanding him, 'I/we want everything back in it's place, just like it was when you came in".
President Bush had brought in so much clutter in his terms that he ran around theWhite House, trying to push the things that did'nt belong in the White House out, and move the furniture back to as he had found it ( when he first came in).
Instead of there being more space as he moved things out, the rooms and corridors of power looked even more chaotic/congested.
In the passages/corridors, the President dumped the stuff that he was meant to take out of the building. Amongst the stuff were African objects/mementos made of dark wood, that he had brought in at the beginning of his term.
Inside the office, the table was too heavy and awkward and he could not replace it to the original place. All furniture within was out of it's place and was being awkwardly shifted around. Most of the extra furniture that had been added was bulky and would not budge easily.
Wheresoever people in the White House walked, they tripped over the Bush clutter. So instead of having made space, he ended up having created a mess.
People were falling over stuff in corridors, they could not enter rooms, because of the futile one-man attempt to put the furniture back in order. In fact he himself got stuck between tables and chairs and could not move around freely or/leave, without breakage or injury.
(CAUTION: Could not leave: meaning: could not move out easily/was constrained/the furniture he moved was now blocking his own movements.
In the vision it appeared he was 'caught' in his own clutter and could not 'get out of it'. )
The main table was awkwardly placed towards the door and was blocking it so that none could open it wide.
Outside the office, people were confined to the space in which they stood, in the corridors, they could not move forward because of the clutter. Others coming in could not go beyond the point where the clutter lay. (Pathways were blocked, and whoever tried to cross over would not escape without some injury /accident/or breakage)
Everyone stood where they were in every direction. None could move forward.
Bombay-India
Swarna Jha
VISION: PRESIDENT BUSH: STATUS QUO ANTE BELLUM!
( Status quo is a Latin term meaning the present, current, existing state of affairs. To maintain the status quo is to keep the things the way they presently are. The related phrase status quo ante, means "the state of things as it was before."
The concept of status quo comes from the diplomatic term status quo ante bellum, meaning "as it was before war," referring to the withdrawal of enemy troops and restoration of power to prewar leadership.) http://www.answers.com/topic/status-quo?cat=biz-fin
This vision has been 'trickling' in over a few days.
I saw President Bush in the White House, and voices all around him were commanding him, 'I/we want everything back in it's place, just like it was when you came in".
President Bush had brought in so much clutter in his terms that he ran around theWhite House, trying to push the things that did'nt belong in the White House out, and move the furniture back to as he had found it ( when he first came in).
Instead of there being more space as he moved things out, the rooms and corridors of power looked even more chaotic/congested.
In the passages/corridors, the President dumped the stuff that he was meant to take out of the building. Amongst the stuff were African objects/mementos made of dark wood, that he had brought in at the beginning of his term.
Inside the office, the table was too heavy and awkward and he could not replace it to the original place. All furniture within was out of it's place and was being awkwardly shifted around. Most of the extra furniture that had been added was bulky and would not budge easily.
Wheresoever people in the White House walked, they tripped over the Bush clutter. So instead of having made space, he ended up having created a mess.
People were falling over stuff in corridors, they could not enter rooms, because of the futile one-man attempt to put the furniture back in order. In fact he himself got stuck between tables and chairs and could not move around freely or/leave, without breakage or injury.
(CAUTION: Could not leave: meaning: could not move out easily/was constrained/the furniture he moved was now blocking his own movements.
In the vision it appeared he was 'caught' in his own clutter and could not 'get out of it'. )
The main table was awkwardly placed towards the door and was blocking it so that none could open it wide.
Outside the office, people were confined to the space in which they stood, in the corridors, they could not move forward because of the clutter. Others coming in could not go beyond the point where the clutter lay. (Pathways were blocked, and whoever tried to cross over would not escape without some injury /accident/or breakage)
Everyone stood where they were in every direction. None could move forward.
Bombay-India
Swarna Jha
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