How It's Done Done Done

<![CDATA[“We spent months uncovering and accumulating evidence. When absolute proof was completed, we acted. We acted like soldiers. In a war, there are many moments for ruthless action – what is often called ruthless, what may in many circumstances be only clarity – seeing clearly what there is be done and doing it directly, quickly, awake, looking at it. … As for the charges against me, I’m unconcerned. I’m beyond their timid, lying morality. And so, I am beyond caring. The charges [against me] are unjustified. They are, in fact, under the circumstances of this conflict, quite completely insane.” – Colonel Walter Kurtz in a letter to his son in Apocalypse Now, explaining his execution of four Vietnamese double agents.]]>