Re: Phrasing in Speeches

Dan Scorpio wrote:

> Anybody noticed (one two)
> that George Walker Bush (one two)
> talks like this (one two)
> yet Anthony Linton Blair (one two)
> tends to use (one two)
> joined up phrases (one two)
> andoflatehasbeen comingoutwithlongstreams ofspeechthatseemtohurtle outof
> hismouth
> without control
> 
> Unnatural speech patterns.
> What is the purpose
> of the deliberate
> fragmentary phrasing?


It must be a universal phenomena. Local politicians talk in the same 
manner when discussing development permits of a dubious nature.

Speaking in chunks is used when the speaker is a lying bastard and is 
trying to keep from tripping up. Really smart liars have speech 
therapists in order to develop a smoother flow between the component 
phrases.

Another symptom of lying/misrepresentation is the examination of the 
audience between the little lumps of talk. That's where the ****fty eyes 
  really show up.



mike