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Premium Member The Drumbeat and the March

  
      For a century and more
        the socialist drumbeat and march
      Workers of the world unite
        no more capitalist oligarchs

      Bloody Soviet-style communism under Vladimir Lenin
        gave way to mass murderer, Iosif Stalin
      The Weimar Republic fell before ‘enlightened socialism’
         swiftly changing to jack-booted Nazi fascism       

      Cuba’s revolution, North Korea’s, the Viet Cong’s
         O, Civilization, where has the world gone wrong
       Today we see misery in Venezuela, Pakistan and Iran
          Repeating the tragedy of China’s Mao Zedong

       For a century and more, the socialist drumbeat and march
          food deserts abounding, humanity’s throats dry and parched

Premium Member A Billion Reasons to Vote Early

      I tried to vote early
        but the line was so long

      I forgot who to vote for ~
        and wrote in Mao Zedong

Poisonous Ideologies

Stalin cared nothing for his people 
Mao Zedong was likewise 
Cruel and brutal tyrants 
Who slaughtered millions of their own people. 

And now let those who espouse the ideals 
Of communism, marxism, socialism and globalism
Learn the truth from the blood soaked landscape 
Of the twentieth century 
And listen to the haunting cries 
Of countless millions who have died...


        W.A CHOLT. Copyright Fergal O Reilly 2022.

         3/9/22


X

Marx
Engels 
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Mao Zedong

''The Great American Reset''
(A March Into Hell)

Bless China and Mao Zedong

Bless China and Mao Zedong 

I have partly decorated my Christmas tree bless the Chinese for 
the blinking fairy light, blue and yellow strings I think symbolise angels’ hair
 not that I have seen any angels with blue-rinsed hair. 
I haven`t put up any baubles this year it is a bother to put them on the twigs. 
My shoes are bought in the same shop they are ok, but don`t last long,
I feel guilty now my socks and undergarment are made in China
that is how you destroy a country`s economy buying from abroad; it`s cheaper
for us on the low income, it is a vicious circle, more people get laid off they have 
little money and had to but underwear and socks shop at a Chinse shop.

The wage for workers in the USA is now so cheap Pakistani factories are moving to
Detroit and Michigan, but for it to succeed the Americans have to build better
roads and new bridges. I digress the tree is fit for purpose comes in 3 sections and can
easily be kept in the shed until next year.
So bless the Chinse for making our Christmas possible this year too

Politics: the Grimm Reaper

"Political power grows out of the barrel
of a gun" - Mao Zedong.


North Korea has nuclear;
current regime's fear
of falling out is clear.

China, Philippines, Japan,
and Taiwan all claim possession
of South China sea -
China claims it owns the sea
because it has the name China
on it.

Syrian warfare is like venom
of different animals mixed
together in a dark blender;
you can't tell who's ISIS, al-qaeda,
Hizbollah, Iranian agents,
Syrian rebels or Regime Forces.

A North Korean sub is missing in the sea;
no one knows what's next....

Russia and United States have differences
on how Syrian War should be handled.

Myriads of Syrian refugees cry at the gates
of Europe;
like Mary and Joseph in the Inn,
there's a few people letting them in.

Dalai Lama still cries for freedom
for the Tibetans.

Corruption still eats away economies
in African counties and national cakes.

Donald Trump wants an America
with no immigrants-
I think he's saying goodbye
to globalisation.

Boko Haram want to create a Caliphate
empire across West Africa.

Politics, the Grimm Reaper,
is here and listening!


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