What About the Cups and Saucers? - Jenalm Claroshick

What About the Cups and Saucers?

By: Jenalm Claroshick, White Magic Studios (Designed by)

Paperback | 28 May 2021

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I have been in shut down now for twelve weeks because of Covid 19.

What is that? You may be asking. Well once upon a time in a small

market town somewhere in China, someone decided to sell Pangolins

which is an endangered species and renowned for having a very low

immunity level and next door to the Pangolins they were selling Bats

who in captivity carry unspeakable germs.

Apparently Pangolin meat is very tasty and its scales are used in Chinese

medicine. The market where they were sold was very busy and most

unhygienic, so the virus which the bats carried rapidly spread to the

pangolins, who had no resistance to it. The Chinese people ate the meat

and made the medicine and the rest is History as they say. The speed

at which bacteria grows when left to its own devices is literally off the

scale. I helped my daughter Fiona, with her Biology homework which

involved calculating the speed of bacterial growth in one hour and the

calculator we used ran out of space for the numbers.

My personal belief is that the main spread of the virus was caused by

people flying on aeroplanes and breathing in the air conditioning. The

only way to avoid the spread of the virus is to stay in isolation. So most

of the country has been on shut down with the odd trip to the shops

when necessary for food and supplies. When queuing we have to stand

two metres apart and antiseptic hand gel has become the most desired

commodity on the planet.

When we first recognised the need to isolate there was a lot of panic

buying. The first items to be sold out were toilet rolls, pasta, tinned

tomatoes and flour.

I have managed to remain reasonably sane by writing letters campaigning

for the Palestinian people to have some freedom and autonomy over

their lives. Who would have thought that the plight of the Palestinian

people would be the touch stone of my sanity? I will include one of my

letters in this story and hope that it will be passed down in history to

show the suffering that they had to endure at the hands of generations

of Israeli governments.


The Chosen People have turned out to be a bunch of murdering bastards

and the Promised Land has become a place where apartheid racism and

torture are a daily occurrence. Moses must be turning in his grave as

breaking of four of the Ten Commandments is normal practice by the

Israelis, and has been since 1948. No one is allowed to criticise them, no

matter what the atrocities are, if you dare to do so then you are accused

of being anti-Semitic. That of itself is an anti-semantic statement as the

Palestinian people and any people from the Middle East are a Semitic

people. The absolute irony is that the ethnically cleansed are now

ethnically cleansing.

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