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The Bigger They Are

old, rich, white & wrinkly---
the kind of guy  
who you would pick out 
of a lineup if there was 
an ad for a television show
about to come out called
“the man,” as in that proverbial
cold hearted corporate tyrant who 
will stop at nothing to profit from the
suffering of others through the hustling
and outright looting of anyone in his path,
well,
he began chomping up newspapers like pac
man in the mid-1950’s as everyone under the
sun knows, and he hadn’t stopped until most 
recently when he got his balls caught in the 
door of whatever limo he was being escorted 
into---
as the story unfolds and we watch the old 
withering pac man’s best friend and associate of
52 years, mr. hinton leave the sinking ship
this past friday and
all the dirty
birdies like the head of scotland yard
are coming out of the woodwork to bail on ol’ ebenezer---
amidst the arrests of people like 
New of the World’s editor,
ms. brooks &
prime minister david cameron’s former communications director
andy coulson---
others in the UK will certainly follow &
as mr. cameron sounds the alarm to pull together 
an emergency parliamentary meeting,
the FBI gears itself up 
to investigate murdoch’s american wing of his
empire & you know what that means---
FOX
NEWS,
HERE
COME
THE
PITCHFORKS
&
TORCHES.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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Date: 7/19/2011 5:14:00 AM
He fell from his ivory tower it seems....his son must have not had his charisma.
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Andrew Delapruch
Date: 7/19/2011 11:34:00 AM
@ Doris Culverhouse. Thanks for taking the time to read, but as of today, Sean Hoare, the first whistleblower of Andy Coulson's had been found dead at his house---the bigger they are, the hard they fall...and this tyrant is not going to go quietly.

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