Jock-O Shia-O

a bit of nonsense

Of all the Blue Blooded Anglo Americans none was so Anglo as Jock-O the Shiite. He was the truest son of Wiberty with the sideboards and Eddy Cochran leather gears. Yes he was a real millished until that falafel of a day when he decided to post a particular quote on his BookFace in favor of the Moraniks, a variable Wibertarian group whom adopted Uncle Samael called a Zerrorist mop.

 In the tired fashion of America the good old boys were sent out to round up Jock-O in a puppy net. No longer was Jock-O the all American Anglo loved Shi’ite now he was the best friend of the pennemies. Of course no one murpled at all so said the paid actors and before you knew it, fake charges and all, Jock-O Shia-O was tossed in the salad bar never to be seen again.

Moron of the story is Freedom is only real if you play the Anglo way.

Author's Note

Hope you enjoy

Reviews

[CRAIG A. THOMSON]

This work is perhaps a little radical for me.
Unless I have misinterpreted your sentiments, You appear to be bitter towards the western world, and in particular the US of A. Might I ask why?
I am a pasifist by nature, and I believe that to hold a grudge against anyone, whether it be a country, or an individual is wrong. To harbour such a grudge will eventually manifest it self as bitterness, and that bitterness will knaw away at your mind and inhibit your creativity. As a result, your art (in your case your writing) will suffer.
Good honest readers and critics alike will ultimately see only your bitterness and will choose to ignore your words,(whether wise or not) for here, in the wicked west, we still have a choice, and that choice might be to read the work of Authors of a more pleasing and gentle nature.
I'm sorry for my frankness, but I wasn't too keen on this. Craig T.

[Abdul Batin Osman Bey]

I don't think it's bitter at all nor is it a real commentary on the western world because it's nonsense and it just flowed from me. Though I hope people like my writings if they choose not to read my work that is fine with me. I don't hold grudges, believe it or not I don't believe in violence. And if people see it as a commentary on the so-called Western world all I can say is if you can't make fun of your world what world can you make fun of.
What you said is interesting but I didn't have any of that in mind when I wrote it, I just thought it was funny.

[CRAIG A. THOMSON]

I'm sorry if I picked it up wrongly and I've read it again. I'm just not sure! but all the best anyway. C.