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Wednesday, 26 December 2012
Parasitical Politicals
"Forced labour Now Called Volunteering"
The volunteers really helped make the Jubilee celebrations happen, said the queen... but wait - they weren't volunteers! They were unemployed people, some who had just been kicked off their disability payments by ATOS, who were forced to sleep on a concrete floor under a bridge the night before the 'celebrations'.
Just another mouthpiece for the government - what's the point in her even being there"
My response was...
It's all about pomp and circumstance for the Government which the Queen is head of. In the past they have asked us to lay down our lives for so-called freedom and democracy, and for what, so that later they could kick us even more?
Our loved also laid down their lives through various wars for what they were led to believe in. After finding the truth in the great here and after I'm sure they must be turning in their graves with disgust - like we are now.
I hope and pray that someone is hard at work stoking the fires of hell in anticipation of their arrival - they deserve no less.
We can do without all of them, I'm sick of them taking and living plus lives while we continually give through brought-up blindness...
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Monday, 24 December 2012
Saturday, 15 December 2012
For Connecticut
★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★
And in despair I bowed my head:
"There is no peace on earth," I said,
"For hate is strong and mocks the song
Of peace on earth, good will to men."
Then pealed the bells more loud and deep:
"God is not dead, nor doth he sleep;
The wrong shall fail, the right prevail,
With peace on earth, good will to men."
R.I.P. Sandy Hook Elementary School
R.I.P. Sandy Hook Elementary School
Monday, 8 October 2012
Helping The Disabled: Including Me
When it comes to receiving Disability Living Allowance in the UK, do marches and outspoken voices really do what is necessary to help those in need, or do we need something else?
Tonight, I thought, perhaps, letters to Her Majesty, at Buckingham Palace might be on the cards...
They have called upon us to serve our Country more than once: isn't it time we called upon them?
Anyone who can write such a letter is welcome to aid and assist me...
PS... 20th October 2012
I've just watched the lunchtime news on the BBC iPlayer. I see some trades unions are calling for a general strike!
I say: "Bring it on" and "Bring down the coalition government!"
Do you agree?
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Thursday, 3 May 2012
Medicinal Woes
Have
you ever heard of these popular phrases: “A little bit of what you fancy does
you good” Or: “What makes you bad makes you better.” Or: “These are the times that try men’s
souls.”
These
time-honoured clichés ran through my mind just a short while ago, after reading
the attached patient information leaflet to a prescribed drug. My mind, then asked: “Is the Doctor trying to heal me, or kill me; by offering me such a remedy?”
At
first, it was laughable. Then seriousness and logic surfaced and it wasn't found to be quite so funny any more. In
fact, it was both frightening and Concerning, despite the fact that these drugs
are rigorously tested before being released to the general public, through GP's or general practitioners.
The
more common effects were first to be noted.
May cause: Stomach ulcers, stomach bleeding, nausea, vomiting, abdominal
pain, indigestion, diarrhoea, wind (OMG!), and constipation! Other side effects attached to the more common
issues, were: general allergic reactions, including inflammation of the skin or
lungs (there goes the breathing!), asthma, and difficulty in breathing (I may
need the last rites), swelling of the lips, face, and neck (no kissing or love
bites for a while!) Skin reactions such
as rashes, itching, dermatitis (eczema), blisters and purple discolouration
(they may as well put my in the coffin now!), aggravation of digestive problems,
such as: Colitis "and" Crohn’s disease.
Finally, may cause fluid retention (I'm bursting already, where's the loo!) and swelling of the ankles or feet (honey, fetch my slippers, I can’t walk any more!)
Finally, may cause fluid retention (I'm bursting already, where's the loo!) and swelling of the ankles or feet (honey, fetch my slippers, I can’t walk any more!)
The
uncommon side effects were just as mind-boggling…
Feeling
weak, cold, fever, abnormal dreams (Jeeze) panic (so that’s why I have the
shakes, and I thought it was the DT’s after my drinking session last
night). Mood swings include paranoia (is
it me, or is the wife staring at me?) and depression, with increased heart rate
(OMG – note to myself: when I remember, where did I leave the ski mask, and the
axe!)
The
final passage is interesting to say the least:
“If any of these side effects become serious, or if you notice any
side-effect “not listed,” please tell your Doctor immediately!
(Are “they” kidding? How do you define: "not listed?")
Meanwhile,
I’ll just leave a few bodies here and there, in the hope that someone notices just how
much I’ve changed, and offers to help… before I kill them all!
Please
read all information supplied with medicines carefully, and follow the
instructions as given, otherwise you won’t become as nuts as me, and enjoy life!
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Saturday, 28 April 2012
When I'll Be Dead
When I’ll be dead,
your tears may flow,
But I would not know!
Care for me now.
When I’ll be dead,
You’ll send flowers,
but I would not see!
Send them now.
When I’ll be dead,
May be you’ll say words of praise,
But I would not hear
Praise me now.
When I’ll be dead,
You'll love me pure,
But I would not feel,
Love me now.
When I’ll be dead,
You’ll forgive all my faults,
but I would not know!
So Forgive me now…
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