Showing posts with label Politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Politics. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 December 2010

For what

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It marked
the end of an era
walls fallen
empires faded
so sweet victory
except once they
were the victor
as your dances
flicker on the reels
of tomorrow


Random word: Victor


Thursday, 25 November 2010

Tax can be such a load of bull

Image634264551500781250‘Well, the letter...’

‘Yes bu—‘

‘...said it were tax or something.’

‘Yes,yes but the bull—‘

‘It’s to show thee real bul—‘

‘Oh my god,no,no.’

 

Random Word: Bull


Wednesday, 27 October 2010

It isn't chicken to save eggs from Easter

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‘I’ve me flask so I’m set,’ Vera said.

Given she was ninety, Vera knew the Ande battery staff couldn’t just heave her out. She was the distraction as the hens were rescued.

As she said to the police, ‘A hen in the bush, is worth two in the Ande.’

Random Word: Sunset  


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Monday, 20 September 2010

And one day steam will rise and they will know death

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The storm crashed the privateer into Peking before it could engage with the Chinese airships. The disaster proved to Queen Victoria that the future was in steamplanes. But heavier-then-air flight research would only intensify the cold wars with Red and White Russia.  She decided that this was one for Torchwood.

Random Word: Nothing sounds good


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Wednesday, 25 August 2010

Leadership is more then the rewards of office

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‘Sire, the Vampires will forgo the blood fee for sea access.’

The Duke distracted with bosoms, said,‘So be it.’

‘Sire, what of the Harvest ships,’

The Duke weary of responsibility dismissed him.

The Minister’s solution was a personal sea voyage with a letter that offered the Duke as blood fee.

 

 

 

Random Word: Harvest


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Friday, 14 May 2010

Give me the child and I have the man

angry child

 

That the child screamed silently through his eyes was good. Crying ended at last. Soon his pain would became the suffering of his subjects.

 

Random Word: Indurate the child


Wednesday, 12 May 2010

If was the promise


She waited as her table is swaddled in linen
a rough white smoothed by china cups
filled with tea of misty hills,
the angel cake cut into slices for
rouge lips that smother reputations,
gently with only a hint of malice.

Once, in secret she had waited beneath a clock
cold and wet for his eyes of water,
a coat held tight over a silk stocking promise.
He had made her warm with a touch that woke
the splash of a green-blue sea under a white sun.
He wears now the mask of the smiling god.
wooing the lost, the silent, and the tearful
who want a scrape goat to take on sins.

She is a swept floor, a neat bed,
a closing door with polite pecks
who watches a flickered screen for love
knowing the white lies and black promises.
The whisper of the room filling
snuffs out her thoughts and she turns
eyes blind to show others the light.

Random Word: If

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Tuesday, 11 May 2010

Election Promises

We

promise

that taxes

will be lighter.

Yes folks, lower then

those scoundrels in power.

Your hospitals and schools safe

from cuts and free to those that need.

And we will keep out the immigrants

and sing of the land that is good and free.

 

We’ll whisper

you

the truth.

 

Random Word: Promises


Saturday, 8 May 2010

My Six Word Saturday # 8

Describing your life (or something)  on     at the moment of writing on a Saturday in a phrase using just six words.

Election result

The Left won’t play together so...**

The UK general election has resulted in no overall parliamentary majority but the left and centre parties are not thinking of joining forces so allowing the Tories in to slash and burn public services.


Tuesday, 27 April 2010

You can play nicely when its your rules

School Interview

‘We find our children loose their spark if they experience F.A.I.L.U.R.E.  In our Pass the Parcel, children individually swop and share so they can experience the importance of giving.’

‘It ain’t the real world.’

‘At St Oswald's, that's the world our parents pay for. Are you perhaps seeking a scholarship?’

 Random Word: Sportsmanship


Friday, 23 April 2010

Learning the art of politics

Boarding Girls

 

‘Val is nothing but a bully so I say let’s avoid her.’

Kate was prone to taking the moral high ground but the other girls put cake first.

Random Word: Realpolitik

 


Wednesday, 14 April 2010

An inconvenient truth

child labourYou ask why this boy sews? Because without his pennies, the family hungers. You in the West  with your Empires, struggled over lifetimes to stop children working in the factory as they once did on the land. Why ask us to be better then you, with what you left us?

Random Word: Convenience


Why the H-Bomb ended war

Musket

 

‘I tell you, a sharp blade at the end of muskets, will end war.’

  Charge

 

 

The USA army sees a replacement for the Vietnam-era M7 bayonet, today.

 

Random Word: Bayonet


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Wednesday, 17 March 2010

They treat us like animals

Rvetandom Word: The Vet
’I’m sorry to ask but are you insured?’
‘No, is it bad. Oh its bad isn't it?’
'She has cancer and its spreading fast. It would be best to let her feel no more pain.’
’But she is only in her seventies.’
’It would be best—.’
’But she’s my mother.’

Friday, 12 March 2010

Compassion - western version

Random Word: Veggie

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‘We keep two sets of pans, one for us and one for the meat eater - daddy he won’t budge. Yes we stopped eating meat after the Congo holiday. Starvation, quite ruined the trip.  So now we are organic and only eat out if they are Michelin.  Less air miles, darling.’

Tuesday, 9 March 2010

And the sins of the father…

Random Word: RippleRandom Story Image
He heard on the radio about the Berlin airlift but he was too sore to care. He would be so different.
What did dad know about Vietnam, his head hurt and he would do things better.
So we kicked ass in Iraq, the boy needed to learn what was right.