“We find it useful to be ambiguous.”

                                       found the quote on a piece of paper folded in a book  he noted  September 2006  the utterance from a spokesman no doubt with Syrias Foreign Ministry regarding the Lebanese village of Shebaa

ambiguity  equivocation

                           ruses

seeming but not admitting

                             lying

used in relationships or as he thinks of them  relate-tionships

                                                                  he has very few because he cannot tolerate dishonesty

look how fuckingenerous hes being  dishonesty

    ambiguity

                is a seed thats spoiling  an egg of promise gone rotten  a dribble of sperm drying in the dirt

    in poker cards in the hole

    in people fingerscrossed behind their back a wink a smirk a veiled lie while looking someone in the eyes

    a childs toy hammer that rattles to a forgedsteel ballpeen hammer

    one amuses versus one direct in their function

maybe what the Foreign Ministry meant or Americas State department means

                                                                                           “We find it useful to lie.”

to whomever

    lying tears apart relate-tionships

noon-ish-ness,  Thursday,  9  11. 24

1102,  Saturday,  30  11. 24

https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2013/7/2/the-strange-case-of-lebanons-shebaa  https://www.logicstudent.com/logic/Module09_03_00.html

heres a humdinger  amphiboly fallacy – new to him – “a relatively rare logical fallacy in which a statement’s ambiguous grammatical structure leads to misinterpretations and misleading conclusions.”

                                                                                                like partisans who title and write state propositions

https://www.nyjournalofbooks.com/book-review/resilience-myth-new-thinking