SATANS

David Selzer By David Selzer3 Comments1 min read4.9K views

Is there some primate imperative, some

genetic human want, need, reverence for

so-called strong leaders, those masters of

othering, destroyers of order,

adepts in venality and stupidity,

casual slaughterers of innocence?

 

Israel attacks Iran on a pretext from the

loan library of Pretexts – more or less

the same pretext Alexander the Great

borrowed when he burned Persepolis,

(city of the Persians). Iran borrows

from the library of Virility

and attacks Israel – the same library the Crusaders used

when they captured Jerusalem and slaughtered

Jews and Muslims, men, women, and children.

 

And the world’s self-appointed Policeman –

in hock to Christian Evangelists

and Fossil Fuel Companies and the concept

of Full Spectrum Dominance – plays his trump card,

a TV series entitled THE END

OF DAYS, with seven full length episodes:

‘Iraq’, ‘Libya’, ‘Somalia’, ‘Sudan’,

‘Lebanon’, ‘Syria’, ‘Iran’; the seven

countries of the apocalypse; repeat.

 

Opportunists and fanatics, rich boys

and malignant narcissists, greedy shits

and unhinged rhetoricians, sadists

and chaps with things to prove are, it seems,

like the poor, always to be with us

to the very end of history.

 

 

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3 Comments
  • John Huddart
    July 17, 2025

    Headteachers sometimes have come dangerously close. The end is appropriately gloomy and apocalyptic.

  • David ALEXANDER
    July 18, 2025

    This echoes the anger and frustration that so many of as feeling.

    Earlier this morning I listened to a report from a British surgeon working in Gaza about young Palestinian boys being targeted by the IDF in specific parts of their bodies, as the line up to collect food and water. How can this madness be allowed to continue?

  • Clive Watkins
    July 30, 2025

    Powerful, David. I particularly like the idea of your various Libraries. (One makes a choice at which libraries to be a ticket-holder. There may be others.)