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    Saigon, Vietnam 1963
    Elderly Buddhist monk sets himself ablaze
    Suicide as protest to the Diem regime
    Complicit in U.S./French hegemony

    D.C., Pentagon 1965
    32 year old pacifist, father of three
    Douses himself with gallons of kerosene
    Under the window of McNamara

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    Detroit, Michigan 1965
    82 year old woman burns herself to death
    Despondent with the horrors of the war in Indochina
    Charred bones thrown into the cogs of Apparatus

    With great guns and reater hate
    This beast thought itself equal to the force of life
    Some say Apparatus cannot be stopped
    Some say Apparatus cannot be stopped
    Some say Apparatus cannot be stopped
    One swallows dry and takes a chance

    Defeat of the global American Empire
    By a revolution of peasants abroad
    And astonishing protest at home
    'War is the health of the state'
    And this Apparatus hungers for flesh
    Those who threw themselves into that machine
    Slippery with foam and blood
    Choking the hangman with noose drawn taut
    Made the gallows as holy as the cross
    Some say Apparatus cannot be stopped
    But one swallows dry and takes a chance

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