Dear Friends,
Normies like us can’t even ken,
A monopoly faction like a fen,
To rule over the ashes,
As Madison warned in Federalist #10.
There once was a demon named Karl Marx,
Writing his fiendish polemic in Paris parks,
All that lives is sin,
And set to destroying all life even aardvarks.
There once was a government of grift,
To the cronies and corrupt it was a gift,
Political treachery,
And it was always sure to blame shift.
Labour and Tories won’t try to make a dent,
They’re spineless and make a bad government,
But as Trump said,
Fixing illegal immigration just took a new President.
There once was an elite Hegelian,
With a thought process totally alien,
He said with a smile,
And lived a corrupt life Bacchanalian.
Sincerely,
John Pepin
