I will continue to believe in the existence of the President of the
USA, because even though I have not seen him, I believe I have seen
evidence. Today, driving between Garran and Civic we saw lots of police
people standing along the road, and a police car parked in the middle of
the road. Many other cars were waiting with the engines turned off, but
no one was tooting or making rude gestures. Surely this is evidence of
the President's existence. No one else could cause delays without
causing ill feeling as well. Surely.
Also, there were
many noisy planes flying above the Parliamentary Regions. And they did
claim that it was to prevent air strikes.
No public servants were allowed into Parliament House today. I
didn't see that with my own eyes, though, so I'm not sure if I can use
it as evidence for my belief. I was advised by email. I didn't mind, I
had no ill feeling. Like most other days of my life I didn't have any
need to go to Parliament House.
Ah well.
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St Paul defined faith as belief in things not seen. You are doing well on that score.
There was an online article about a booklet containing the entire security plan for the existing president for his time in Australia found in a Melbourne gutter. There must be something deeply symbolic in this, and it would be even more symbolic if we knew who dropped it, ie one of theirs or one of yours (we don't).
To some extent the president is a symbol and if he did not exist someone would have to invent him. Actually they did.
Melbournians don't like to keep anything private, apparently.
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