Geronimo’s war paint was worn thin on his Apachereservation

Geronimo’s  war paint  was worn thin  on his Apachereservation, long  before  moral ambiguity  greased the tongue of  Victor McLaglen’s “The Informer”(1935)
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Turning to his archives, the Apache Chief scanned the moment:Zanuck’s “Prisoner of Shark Island”, staring Warner Baxter….Peter Lorre’s “M” in his search for moral ambiguity.
Greta Garbo’s “Mata Hari demonstrates the crackling war paint on his role, living  out his retirement on the Apache reservation.  The fury of the mob was inescapable for Henry Fonda’s  tossinga wrench in the mob’s lynching.. “The Ox bow Incident” 
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Geronimo reveling in his General Custer heroics, knew nothing of the white man’s moral ambiguity. He sent up smoke signals to his learned kimosabi, Tonto, who for years made a career as an alter ego for the Lone Ranger. Episodic ”to be continued” infilm, radio for what seemed a lifeline of an annuity. 
Geronimo lit his bonfire. Using a worn out blanket from  Bogey’s Petrified Forest” and the covered wagon bow and arrow ambush of General  Custer’s uniformed reinforcements in their wagon trains.                              
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Tonto in the throes of 20th century affluence, the digital revolution on hold, the planet engaged in the cyber space “cool”&awesome” data, boggling the mind into the Valhalla of director John Ford’s
“The Informer”
Tonto caught up in his mesmerizing role , saw the smoke signals from his So Ho  high rise balcony. An address which unlike theGovernor’s Island wigwam turf of that   tribe
that bartered  Manhattan Island to the Dutch settlers, for a string of pearls, necklaces and slave  bracelets. 
Translating Geronimo’s smoke signals from their base on thereservation, he scored “Moral ambiguity” into his outlawidiom.
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The Taliban freed an American, captured in their Afghanistanonslaught. Five “gringo” years on bread and water, the Yankee of Idaho, was released from captivity in a bargain, his life exchanged for five heavy duty prisoners  at  Guantanamo prison.
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Tonto wearing his Apache head dress, interpreted the moralambiguity as a challenge to his entire idiom of identifying with alter ego roe playing.
The “Informer” with Victor McLaglenMuni’s “Fugitive from a chain gang”. Peter Lorre in “M”.  “The Ox Bow Incident” starring Henry Fonda.
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Meanwhile Geronimo iApache ‘s  cyberspace, saw hiskimosabi’s smoke : the link of flicks he used to authenticate “moral ambiguity” on our minor planet. Fabric of flicks andscreen plays maturing, during the  golden  age of movies.
The argument t being that the prisoner was in no ways an authentic “Informer”aA naive self pitying youth (“Red badge of Courage”) who gave himself up, surrendering   to the enemy. Therefore the once  fraternal company of buddies, who survived that stretch , could not authenticate the Sergeant’s capture.
“He voluntarily wished into his capture. He sought out hisTaliban. Not a legitimate sacrifice. He was unable to come to grips with our authority. He had no “True Grit.
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The prisoner exchange is morally ambiguous? Doesn’t the 9/11 ambush of 3000 innocents beg the question.
How could there be a tradeoff? Where was his street cred in aone for five prisoner  exchange?
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Geronimo into Tonto’s smoke…..….Sergeants street cred up in the air”

June 6, 2014. D Day 70 years ago,   Normandy Beach, WW2.