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Category Archives: Whistleblower Lit
TIGER TOPIA – for Julian Assange
x Marry your lover too soon after your husband has passed away And you could die of tiger fright. They have these unfathomable eyes. Their lean stripes, imagine them. How they slide between Poles. Shaman-masked, marked with ancient writing. x … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, Whistleblower Lit, war, Thailand
Tagged Julian Assange, political prisoners, Thailand, tiger
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Romance at the Demo
It’s warm but not quite hot. Under the blue, in our anoraks, We are lining up to surround Westminster Bringing with us our hands. Yai, my friend from Thailand, Only a year or two younger than I am, takes a … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, Uncategorized, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged demonstrations, Julian Assange, romance, Whistleblowers
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Operation Violet Oak
Here is my review of Operation Violet Oak in the Fortnightly Review.
Posted in Politics, Reviews, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged False Accusation, Operation Violet Oak, Police
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Shireen
x You journos, you’re poets on active duty, For you can get disappeared, positively aimed at, Even with PRESS writ all over you. Maybe even because…. Today you’re Al-Jazeera, tomorrow Some scruffy independent. x And then you have your caricatures … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged journalists, Palestine, Shireen Abu Akleh
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Birthday Poem
We are gathered outside the magistrates’ court To witness justice wither away. Barristers with black sling-bags and grey Drainpipe suits slink inside past officials today As we listen to the Grim Reaper Analyse the truth’s ignominious departure. Big lorries blare … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged injustice, Julian Assange, magistrates
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A Staged Ukraine?
I found this perception @Robert-Self I thought it made two stunning points to consider. Also this was what Kim Iverson found.
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged Lviv, military perception, Robert Self, Ukraine
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