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Remembrance? Forget It!
Notes on Remembrance? Forget It!
My use of the word Pogrom in my poem is deliberate, not flippant. I used it to draw attention to its use by lying news / propaganda outlets with reference to the recent situation in Amsterdam, a deliberately emotive and offensive trivialisation of the horrific reality of pogroms in Russia, and of events such as Kristallnacht. Its use there, was a cynical...
Saturday 9th November 2024 7:43 pm
Conference? What Conference?
Thus spake the left cheek of le grand derrière,
“Every child, every person, deserves to be respected”;
No respect though was shown to a fearless dissenter,
With scorn, every word from that cheek was inflected,
When questioned about killing those children in Gaza,
Their gallant defender was manhandled, ejected,
Then slammed in a van by democracy’s rozzers,
That, fellow citizens...
Friday 27th September 2024 12:08 pm
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