The thoughts of Frit: Fairground romance

Learning that a woman in the US intends marrying a fairground ride as a result of “objectum sexuality”, a condition that makes sufferers attracted to inanimate objects, unelected Prime Minister of Britain Boredom Brown is delighted she spotted the fairground ride before she spotted him.

What is the modern-day Ruling Class?

The modern-day ruling class is a body that, over the past 30 years, has crept into power by stealth, to rule over us by stealth. It is made up of:

- left-leaning politicians
- global warmers

- mainstream media people
- members of the legal profession
- top policemen
- university lecturers and teachers
- animal lovers
- the Obamas

- men with white beards
- men with big white hair
- men with both

These are not several groups, but one group with one mindset, one collective brain. This group controls all aspects of information and society, lining its pockets as it does so, by seducing the gullible and the young with fine-sounding emotional notions. It is the Modern-day International Ruling Class.

What is the terrible fact?

The terrible fact is that, soon, the modern international ruling class will have turned western civilisation entirely pear shaped and unable to defend itself. We will all be thrown back into the dark ages. When that happens, the members of the international ruling class will have no difficulty at all in turning nasty to save their necks. Their fine sounding notions will very quickly give way to a “pragmatic” mindset, their next strategy for staying on top. Woe betide the gullible and the young on that day, on the day the butchery begins, on the day they find out that every one of their selfless socialist politicians, liberal professors, environmental gurus and rock star activist redeemers is really just another savage totalitarian demon in sheep’s clothing.

The thoughts of Frit

Friday, 28 August 2009

Fairground romance

What is the modern-day Ruling Class?

Who are the unruly?

What are money, power and prestige?

What is the terrible fact?

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