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Premium Member My Heartfelt Prayer

    The scenes from Teheran and Tel Aviv
        do in these blood-soaked knees 

    May this new war end
        as fast as ‘twas begun

Putin's Deranged Press Conference

Putin holds a deranged press conference in which he outlines his plans
For the future of Europe and the world:

- Russia would rule eastern Europe and the Central Asian Stans as in the old Soviet era.
- He would proclaim himself the Czar of Russia, and Xi would rule East Asia and SE Asia as the new Emperor of Asia.
- Teheran would rule Iran and Afghanistan.
- The Saudis would rule the Middle East but would recognize Israel.
- Western Europe would continue as the EU and the UK would continue.

- The US would be given the Americas.

- Africa would be divided up between the great powers.

- The UN would be replaced with a much more focused international organization
  Where the powers would jointly rule the world, cooperate on global issues,
  Such as climate change and space exploration.

A military conflict would come to an end.

Holiday Hotel

HOLIDAY    HOTEL

Oh you can talk of Ritz and Claridge
And of restaurants wax lyrical
Never  even  a  beetle  or midge 
A fly in the soup’s an  empirical  miracle

But the finest stay in a hostelry
Somewhere  between Cairo  and  Teheran
Doubtless without a hint of rivalry
The finest  room,   food  and  divan

Was  to be  found in a hot desert  place
Where water was  green but delicious.
When the sun went down apace
The remnant food was nutritious.
 
Night temperature  two degree  decrease 
Sleep was  a luxury to count on
And four hours of delight and peace 
Once the ants were gone


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