In this year’s political mayhem, it’s hard to keep things
straight, but since I’ve always had it in for Radovan
Karadžić, AKA The Butcher of Bosnia, I found myself
reading a New York Times update on his war crimes trial this morning. Very well-written by John Burns, who knows The Butcher personally, the piece is
entitled “The Case of Deadly Delusions”.
http://nyti.ms/1MIUw2F
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| Trump |
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| Karadžić |
The trial lumbers on in The Hague. Now we have some kind of hearing eight years after Karadžić was apprehended selling a private brand of steaks, wine and
sexual unguents under the alias "Dr. Dragan Donald Drumph Dabić", and decades after slaughtering almost 9000 Muslims in a frenzy of
Ethnic Cleansing.
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| Ethnic Cleansing After Cleaning and Packaging |
It is hard not to see Donald Trump in a similar
predicament, say, 10 years from now, after wiping out a few million Muslims
around the world; going to war with Mexico, Canada and Belize; cozying it up
with Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin; building walls that millions of drones fly
over every minute; sending in the National Guard and declaring martial law in
cities around the United States with “excessive” numbers of illegal aliens
(more than 30); and shooting unarmed civilians and puppies with prejudice.
Maybe it was the hair. The hair that triggered it.
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| I've had it with Belize. You guys need to run for cover! |
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