The World This Week

This Week, the West and its greatest military minds found themselves facing a low budget
version of their very own "shock and awe" tactics as their new nemesis, Isis, set off a volley
of large suicide bombs in and around Baghdad. Meanwhile, back in America, the only thing
left rising after the History channels premiere of Texas Rising were its still swollen rivers,
leaving its residents in a state of shock and awe themselves, having gone from drought to
drowning in the blink of a meteorological eye.


On the European front it was all about Soccer and its corruption from within, or so it will
seem to its many fans, but in reality it is already set up to become a political power play
in the disastrous division between Babylon the Great and her boyfriend America, who seem to be conducting an open seminar on how too lose friends and influence no one, and what
now appears to be the majority of the developing nations who have chosen to align  themselves with
Russia and China. Go figure!




                               LETTERS FROM THE DARK SIDE
                              OF THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON


Dear Sheep:


If perchance, in the not to distant future, you find yourselves having to run squealing like pigs
in order to avoid dying like dogs at the hands of fellow Muslim brothers and sisters, well, as
the ancient Romans would have remarked after viewing such a gory spectacle in the comfort
of their own coliseums, "That's Entertainment"!


                                        PICTURES AT 6 & l l


                                        Have a Nice Day.