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14th Anniversary Edition (#205)
‘News from Elsewhere’

‘When most of his capo-regimes were taken out last night, the blood-soaked empire of the most notorious gangster in the world lost all credibility, after a long rule of global corruption, racism, murder and insanity.
The millions of people his thugs intimidated for so long have united against him, refusing to pay him his Tapeworm ‘share’ of their work, and rejecting his endless gang-wars, which slash their quality of life and which kill their children.
He is now humiliated, enfeebled and in danger. His old friends are suddenly on holiday, and the vultures are circling. Boo-hoo.
Whereever his sick senile mind decides to take him next, it is clear that his Trillionaire Lie-Machine has blown a fuse. ‘Alt-Truth Fatigue’ or ‘Lie-Overload’ finally kicked in. It seems that people can only be bombarded with blatant insanity for so long before it loses its power.
2 plus 2 does equal 4 after all. Which is encouraging. Old fashioned Human Intelligence beats ‘AI’ when it matters.
Even more encouraging is the fact that by electing the most diverse Capitol Hill in history, the USA has completely rejected the insane proposition that opposition to genocide equals racism. And instead it has equated war with high prices. Hopefully, the rest of the world will agree.
Until now, ‘Hope’ was a word which died on the lips. Not any more. Humanitarians everywhere are celebrating. And what else can all Human Beings be but ‘Humanitarian? Unless they’re very ill.
A dear friend of mine who once lived at Juniper, decided one day, out of the blue, to become a big fan of The Boss. He was also a fan of Winston Churchill. I wonder what he would make of this week’s news. And Churchill’s famous expression of hope, a thing which can easily turn to action, given half a chance.’

“Now this is not the end.
It is not even the beginning of the end.
But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.” – 1942

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