To: President George W. Bush
From: Frank Paul Gambino
RE: The Pace v. Keeping Busy
Date: 11 June 2008
June 11, 2008 -- So you're behind in your schedule. So what? You of all people should know that life is about more than working harder. There has to be a reason for everything you do and if you can't see a reason then you are not obliged to do it. Simple.
I was once told that because he was so behind of his duties, he had too much work to be done to leave anything soon. Am I a slave? How can I be behind on my work after all I have done and so little that I have? Today I cannot post my message of the day until this afternoon because we are moving slower than anticipated and my floor will not be get done until this afternoon. Then I have to put my apartment back together, so if I am behind it will be no catching up too soon.
However, I put myself under Federal care for over 10 days and had me sedated for that period of time. I informed and spoke to the Secret Service prior to and after admission to the hospital. You’ll had a perfect opportunity to send in a Key to get work done and I left because they were playing games with me, so if we are behind schedule it is your fault. I should have been treated better and I would have stayed as long as necessary, instead I was treated like if something was wrong with me and not a royal guest.
I have a small amount of bills to most people but large to me, nobody is paying them so if I have to maintain a part time job and it takes away from my time to fulfill my obligations so be it. Again I am being treated like a poor man, but you want the commitment to your problems as if I was rich, you cannot have your cake and eat it also. When more money reaches my bank account than you can tell me about moving quicker and working longer hours. But you seem to already understand why I am not fully committed at the time.
I should be busy all weekend putting my apartment back together and by the way my uncle is getting better he was really sick, but he will need a kidney to once again function properly. The treatment they are giving him now buys me time, but you know what has to be done. And it is about time for my nephew to get out of prison, so do not hamper me down with moving quicker and working longer, I just gave to some incentive for me to consider it.
Frank Paul Gambino
