Tag Archives: populist poetry

Limericks

Posted on October 28, 2025 by john

Dear Friends, Tapping energy we cannot detect,Things from which we cannot protect,Science ala carte,Is not that smart,It’s the acme of the Dunning Kruger Effect. The Scott’s offered friendship and immigration,The guests took that as an engraved invitation,Men are too few,What … Continue reading →

Posted in business, economy, International Power, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth | Tagged anti-establishment, appeal to authority, bureaucratic failure, censorship, central banking, central planning, consensus manipulation, dark energy, disenfranchisement, dunning kruger effect, economic collapse, elite incompetence, establishment corruption, expert class, expert failure, government accountability, government critique, immigration policy, national weakness, Political Humor, Political limerick, political poetry, political satire, populist poetry, scotland, sovereignty, undetectable threats | Leave a comment

Limericks

Posted on October 21, 2025 by john

Dear Friends, A man like a computer is a brainiac,There’s no knowledge he doesn’t lack,Elsewhere he has fears,But the realm of ideas,And in truth he is foolish and a maniac. And in truth he is foolish and a maniac,God gazed … Continue reading →

Posted in business, Group Politics, philosophy | Tagged against the narrative, anti-corruption verse, anti-elite poetry, anti-establishment verse, anti-expert satire, anti-woke poetry, based poetry, blue collar wisdom, common sense comedy, counter-cultural verse, cultural commentary, cultural decay, cynical humor, dark comedy, dissident humor, edgy limericks, forbidden humor, forbidden observations, honest cynicism, honest observations, independent thought, institutional critique, irreverent humor, liberty poetry, middle finger poetry, modern decline, non-PC poetry, outsider perspective, political satire, politically incorrect poetry, populist poetry, reality check verse, reality-based satire, rebellious poetry, red pill humor, satirical limericks, sharp wit, skeptical satire, Social Critique, speaking forbidden truths, subversive limericks, system criticism, system skeptic poetry, truth bombs, uncomfortable truths, unfiltered commentary, working class poetry, working man's verse | Leave a comment

Limericks

Posted on October 16, 2025 by john

Dear Friends, Tension builds the leviathan will dine,Turn your eyes and drink your wine,It’s fly by wire,The house is on fire,But the elite pretend it’s perfectly fine. Presumptions ridden as a bike,Absurdity assumed in a light,A foolhardy drum,It all comes … Continue reading →

Posted in media, philosophy, Societal Myth | Tagged alternative perspective, anti-authoritarian, anti-establishment, conspiracy poetry, contemporary satire, critical thinking, cynical poetry, Dark Humor, dark limericks, dystopian themes, elite corruption, gallows humor, limerick poetry, political poetry, political satire, populist poetry, power structures, question everything, skeptical verse, social commentary, Social Criticism, Subversive Poetry, system critique, truth seeking | Leave a comment

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