EXPLANATION:
This post provides a follow-up to
"AMERICAN SATIRE (A Term of Endirement) #1" (Note that this first collection of poems gives helpful suggestions on how to SING these intriguing lyrics.)
"AMERICAN SATIRE (A Term of Endirement) #2"
"AMERICAN SATIRE (A Term of Endirement) #3"
"AMERICAN SATIRE (A Term of Endirement) #4"
and "AMERICAN SATIRE (A Term of Endirement) #5"
CURRENT CONTENTS (prolongation, #1)
Archival
Classified (Espionage Act)
Criminal lying
Deceit, social
Deserved (schadenfreude)
FBIer
Felony
Gov by dopes
(for continuation, see the link below)
Authors' Note:
oy gevalt (oy-guh-VULT): phrase borrowed from Yiddish; an exclamation expressing shock, surprise or disapproval
schadenfreude (SHA-den-froi-duh, or as here, sha-den-FROI-duh): loanword from German; taking delight in others' misfortune
Author's Note: FBIer is a term that is occasionally used to denote an employee of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation. The search in question in the above verse was carried out by warrant after a federal judge had been persuaded that a crime hae been committed in the premises, in this case a south Florida golf-club. Apparently, as subsequently shown, negotiations for the return of the unlawfully sequestered documents had gone on for months, and a subpoena had been issued. (See our verse 'Classified' above.')
Author's Note: The above verse could be seen as a companion piece to the author's 'felon'. Check that one out HERE.
MORE VERSES ON THIS TOPICWe suspect that many readers have come to enjoy these newsworthy comments on the US political scene. So, at great effort and expense, we have prepared another collection of politically-tinged verses for you to enjoy. Click HERE!
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