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At The G20 Summit
You haven't quite got the hang of this diplomacy caper Mr. Putin
vlad travels
with his boats
and his own bath
filled with vodka
for his first and last visit
down under
diplomat extraordinaire
class act prime minister tony abbott
(yeah sure)
threatens to ' shirt front ' putin
this is a result of wearing too tight budgie smugglers
restricting blood flow to the brain
i know
he's an embarrassment to us as well !
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I do like Vladimir. He means what he says and says what he means
Ex corporal, Senator Jacqui Lambie.
grizzly bear rider vladimir putin
has won a tasmanian heart
prize winning cossack army dancer
and erm intellectual giant (tasmanian division),senator jacqui lambie
scary ruskis ,anything military, vodka and tasmanian devils are her thang
two world leaders
juggling lives,compensating
for small appendages
your political twist on the theme 'juggler' is quite interesting
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bravo Rallentands ... they certainly juggle world affairs as if they were so manykingpins ...
ReplyDeletewhat has happened to this world..............
ReplyDeleteClever expression of a difficult situation
ReplyDeletethis was a blast... i dont know but i was laughing.
ReplyDeleteheard a story before about a politician filling her bath with a milk... really enjoyed the read.
brave and interesting. Makes one think....
ReplyDeletewell lampooned...good job :)
ReplyDeleteHa. Yes an interesting collection of male hypocrisy - G20 was on my mind as well.
ReplyDeletehumor and wit will always play a major role in years or decades to come.
ReplyDeleteLOL, your view of the political scene is humorous. Love the crazed look on the face of the woman riding the bear.
ReplyDeletedoesnt seem much has changed over the centuries. Maybe the toys and the puns... (or not)
ReplyDeleteTwo village idiots shirt fronting each other, I avoided them like a plague when a kid and do so still.
ReplyDeletesometimes i think they have no idea what they are doing... and it really seems so.
ReplyDeletei think i had a laugh or two from your poem. the cartoon triggered them.
ReplyDeleteA well captured thought on what is happening.
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