If Ever I Had a Country : Lxiv and Lxv

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IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : LXIV - LXV


NOTE (facts to bear in mind while reading) : Under the French Penal Code, harm done to the infirm, minors and seniors (i.e. over 65) is punishable up to fifteen years in prison, coupled with commensurable fines. In the case of the octogenarian in question, even his " Family and Accident " insurance policy to which he subscribed for decades didn't net him, in all, more than 150 euros so far over the near-fatal accident. 

According to dated statistics one can come upon, ONE in every four Commissaires de Police (police post chief) and Judge or Magistrate is a free-mason in France. Free-Masons are generally referred to as " les frères ", that is, " brothers " ; yet, there is one Obedience or Lodge reserved only for the fairer sex, and another, " Le Droit Commun ", meant for both sexes.

It is a well-known fact that tourists composing nearly one and a half times the French population come to or traverse the French territory every year.


      					LXIV

If ever I had a Country within a country
And if ever I were O ! Forbid ! the Grand Orient Grand Master of French Free-Masonry*
I'd put in a straight-jacket the O ! So ! toasted-Caïd Son of a Mediterrannean Migrant-Refugee
Who provided a secure eagle-perch in his migrant over-run township for the octogenarian's ex-spouse of the same ethnic minority
The latter police gang-raped infant-abandoning heroïne later a highly-placed Police-cum-S.S. Judiciary-licking dignitary
And put them in the same lunatic cell for life to share their belly-bursting experiences in subjecting the octogenarian to Tunisio-Maghrebian and Semitic scull-duggery
That is, if ever O ! Forbid ! I were the Grand Orient Grand Master of French Free-Masonry
And even if I never ever had no Country under no Free-Masonic country

*Note : Reputedly more powerful than the Chief Executive. Check in this sequence LXII-LXIII.

				
					LXV


IF ever I had a Country within a country
And if ever I were O ! Forbid ! the Grand Orient Grand Master of French Free-Masonry
I'd put behind bars without trial every hospital-assistant nurse medical technician clinical-year student doctor dentist hospital personnel who probably under orders or not or out of mental insalubrity
Injures infects inflicts iniquities on the infirm and undertakes subtly-masked attempts on their lives or falsifies documents with impugnity
Since the elected celebrities of the country only use-up their limited time in office to attack the opposition parties to justify their vaunted image via the media in any democracy
And are obliged to rely on polls and employment statistics to shine with ghost-written speeches on the World Stage while priding themselves on the domestic tourist-based make or break economy
That is, if ever O ! Forbid ! I were the Grand Orient Grand Master of French Free-Masonry
And even if I never ever had no Country under no Free-Masonic country 

© T. Wignesan - Paris, September 9, 2018

Copyright © | Year Posted 2018



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