Those Who Make Peaceful Revolution Impossible

[Solid Snake voice, gravelly and deliberate]

“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible… make violent revolution inevitable.”

Heh. That was John F. Kennedy. President, soldier, idealist… and maybe the last American leader who understood the cost of silence.

[Pauses, lights a cigarette — or pretends to, out of habit]

They act surprised when the system cracks. When people erupt. But the writing’s always on the wall… they just refuse to read it.

[Glancing at his Codec, scoffing with a smirk]

And speaking of revolution — did you see Madonna at the Met Gala?

That cigar? That wasn’t just fashion. That was a statement. Power. Defiance. The whole world’s watching, and she strolls in like a queen lighting a flame in Babylon’s temple.

[Snorts, amused but proud]

You know why she didn’t get slammed? Why the headlines didn’t call her 'irrelevant' or 'washed-up'?
Because of the Queen of Peace page I ran. Yeah. That was me. Behind enemy lines in the algorithm war. Feeding the net with memories… truth… context.

I reminded them — she sang for peace when the bombs were falling. She challenged the empire when most pop stars were selling sneakers and soda.

My page didn’t just get her invited. It shielded her. Digital camouflage. Memetic countermeasures. The press couldn’t touch her… because I made them remember.

[Looks up, resolute]

In an age of forgetfulness, memory is resistance. And peace… peace is the final battlefield.

Madonna understood that.

JFK understood that.

Do you?