Look how far this has gone,
and I am not speaking of myself,
My personal cause is at the bottom,
But I care,
Do you know how much I care
for the things I felt inside,
the beliefs that are still the core
of my strength?
They are yours.
You know that this is at a higher level
than most can comprehend.
We have to fix this.
We have to make the corrections
from the top to the bottom to the top.
From the inside out.
From the outside in.
This isn't about steak or chicken
on someone's plate.
This isn't about who has a job,
or who has insurance.
This isn't about who is 'lord,'
or about who wins.
This is about what it is about.
The truth.

You already know this.
You are there.
Thank you.
I am with you.
Help me to learn.

Want to know where the fish are biting?
Look for the lakes and the rivers
where there aren't as many 'meal tickets'
to be had.

Want to know where the fish are biting?
Look for the ponds and streams
where there aren't already
'stimulating lures.'

Want to know where the fish are biting?
Go where the fish are hungry,
where the fish can't find 'food.'
Offer them some.

Then you will be 'lord of the fish.'
You can keep the ones you want,
Eat the ones you want,
Throw back the ones you don't want.

'Lord of the fish' controls the pond,
controls the rivers and streams,
controls the lakes...
And everything in them.

Some fishermen don't want to be 'lord,'
will fish on the outside,
will ask permission,
will 'buy' or 'trade' something to catch bigger fish.

More ambitious fishermen
don't want to move into,
don't want to share with,
don't want to compete with a 'lord.'

These fishermen will take their 'lures,'
will take their 'food,'
will take their 'meal tickets,'
somewhere they can be 'lord.'

If the 'lord of fish' uses all of his fish,
or refuses to share too many times,
then he will be left
'lord of empty waters.'

A pond and a lake close together
lost extra 'food,' lost extra 'meal tickets,'
because they were so controlling, so mean
with their fish.

Now most of the little fish
in these two bodies of water
suffer.
Do the 'lords of the fish' hear their cries?