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9/11 Congressional Inquiry

Stuart Butler

23rd July 2004

“I spy with my little eye,
I think, and, so, am I”,
That’s what the football manager said,
Irresolutely shaking his head,
For when his team has internal divisions,
Racked and riven by domestic schisms,
The manager then blames luck and chance,
Rather than a failure of intelligence;
The manager rarely blames himself,
It’s always the fault of somebody else,
“I spy with my little eye,
I think, and, so, am I”, –
Unlike the CIA and FBI.
So instead of all the Iraqi deaths,
Shouldn’t Bush have attacked his intelligence instead?

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