And as the Hundredth Day approached, the optimism of the People continued to grow. The Bankers were brought to bear for their usurous fees, and the Biggest of Them told how he was made to keep mum on the Lynching of Merrill. And the Evils of the Old Regime were known to All: That they blamed the soldiers for the practices they preached, that they Memoed Merrily of Torturing their Captives, that they thought they could get Bybee without a Word of Waterboarding (for which they had hung their enemies in Bygone Days)... And the New Leader called for Peace between Israel and Palestine, the Axis of AIPAC was put in Harman's Way, the Sack was Sought and Sighted in Fine Gold, Justice was invoked for the Con-Years, and from their adversaries there was heard No! thing. Their silence was deafening, and the People knew it was Good.


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