Why is being elected considered a fairy tale?
Fairy Tales have a long history, but as printing and books were invented not before the late mid ages,
its obvious most of them never survived their nature of hearsay, they had quite a short life span.
Thats why a lot of fairy tales are set in kingdoms, this was the only place were public life took place.
The overlap to our presence is the fact that someone is empowered. By law.
The government, the king and queen, and their rats.
And the rats who spread the pestilence, brought the darkness into almost all fairy tales.
But thats another story...
Topic: A little girl asked her daddy .... (Read 290 times)
lol.. Same story in India too... False promises that hey never keep...
The newly elected Indian government under Narendra Modi have been doing quite well. It was a welcome relief after 10 years of extreme corruption and minority appeasement by the UPA government. The economic growth and industrial production are ticking up, despite drought-like conditions persisting for two years in a row.
lol.. Same story in India too... False promises that hey never keep...
The newly elected Indian government under Narendra Modi have been doing quite well. It was a welcome relief after 10 years of extreme corruption and minority appeasement by the UPA government. The economic growth and industrial production are ticking up, despite drought-like conditions persisting for two years in a row.
lol.. Same story in India too... False promises that hey never keep...
There is a saying here, "When poor people have enough to eat, it means elections are there...."
There is a saying here, "When poor people have enough to eat, it means elections are there...."
This story is true in every, single democratic country in the whole world. Not just UK.
Do all fairy stories start with "Once upon a time"
Daddy replied " No, some start with 'When I'm elected' "
Well this seems to be the case in the UK anyway.
Daddy replied " No, some start with 'When I'm elected' "
Well this seems to be the case in the UK anyway.
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