One of the most dismal terms becoming de rigeuer is, “end of.” It is the worst excess of a dictatorial mind. It is intended to close all argument and debate as if by saying it, the speaker is relaying an […]
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Little Editorial – Issue 32
Now, where was I? Ah, yes… In a world so finely hued that sixteen million colours, at least, are required to render it on a computer screen, how unimaginatively dreary it is to reduce pivotal issues to a choice between […]
Continue reading »POLITICAL CARTOON – Napoleon – Issue 32
”HE’S NAPOLEON!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!!!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!!!!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!!!!!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!!!!!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!!!!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!!!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!!” “NO, HE’S NAPOLEON!!” ”HE’S NAPOLEON!” “OH, ALL RIGHT, […]
Continue reading »Short Story – A Timely Tale – Issue 32
Freddie liked to be on time, and the term liked is used in a loose, casual way to understate what was actually an obsession with punctuality. Freddie had cried at his own birth simply because he was a few hours […]
Continue reading »POLITICAL CARTOON – Historical – Issue 32
THE REFERENDUM FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE REMAIN CAMPAIGN THE REFERENDUM FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE LEAVE CAMPAIGN
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Stalin’s Breakfast – Issue 32
NAPOLEON’S REVENGE (previously Stalin’s Breakfast/Trotsky’s Tiffin) On a day where it rained like a tipped up Portaloo, I made my soggy but determined way to the only apt place: The Plimsoll Line; that measure of water levels and tipping points […]
Continue reading »Media Page – Issue 32
TV The latest offering from Channel Propaganda is the hilarious sitcom, The Last Resort. A series of up to three years, following the shortlived exploits of Earnest Prole and his pals, who are given a government certified break from living, […]
Continue reading »Miscellany 2 – Issue 32
What’s in a Name? There comes a time, usually once in a generation, when a fresh, innovative approach is required. A different perspective is needed: an offbeat view of the world is suddenly a necessity…and, more importantly, an offbeat view […]
Continue reading »Scene From The 21st Century – Issue 32
Black and white squares cover the stage. Sixteen figures rush across the stage, bobbing and weaving in between one another, eight each in black and white clothes. They appear to have little idea about where to go. Instinctively they go […]
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