Europa Sonnets - Interstice 1
by Iain James Robb
Interstice 1
Carved apart for Zion, set against a void,
The wrecking dell of yet the Second War,
Does Operation Hellstorm fill the floor
Of still the firestormed ballroom? We forswore
Our filiality in killing you, and Eid
Bells the invasion's consummation: and beside
The ghosts of those two million Ilya raped to gore-‘
'Soap Ehrenburg' - where greying floats reside,
The 1.7 starved to death by Eisenwhore;
The agents of Kalergi ring them wide.
It seems no treason we should else decide
For innocents who never lived that day,
That nothing separates their same divide
From history, and they're not so black or grey
As EU merchants' armies, and their wide
Circumambulation: none withstand the fray-
When Talmud bankers practised Deicide,
In killing off the Cross, was there a way
To stem the third and fnal genocide,
So Coudenhove could pen us in his play?
What Kauffman wrote, what Morgenthau had planned
Was serious, committed yet. Still Occupied,
Long slandered Germany, since our Allies banned
Your right to speak this treason, and inside
The rights of history may there be one wand
Dispelling the complexure of the brand:
For Stalin's victors have thus branded you,
With Churchill's hex, and Roosevelts', and the flower
Of Europe blanched to dusk another hour
With the treble six that nothing drives askew.
How were we puppeted, my friends, and how were our
Brood bought to Rothschilds', Warburgs' penny zoo:
And scions of Sachs extort our chidden dower,
And Europe racks, and psalms no allelieu.
No one ever discusses Operation Hellstorm, or or the countless evils the Central Banks have been responsible for since the Federal Reserve was snuck under the nose of Washington: and it is my moral imperative to do so, especially considering the many millions who stay quiet.
Human's inhumanity to human, no matter the excuse--religion, race, language, gender, tribe, wealth, or any of the countless shibboleths humans use to rationalize impulse over reason--is our species' special curse. To endorse any particular excuse to murder is to participate in our eventual extinction. Thanks for the disturbing reminder.
Thank you, Matthew. I agree. I'm British, of course, and it's important for me to admit to the war crimes of Churchill, who was one of the biggest mass murderers of the twentieth century, but some get blamed, and some excused. e now know that Churchill gave Stalin leeway to invade Czechoslovakia and Sweden (though Stalin never invaded the latter) so long as he stayed out of Greek politics. He starved between 3-4 million Indians to death in the Benghal famine. He was responsible for the deaths by white phosphor bombing of 300,000 or more German civilians outside of the bounds of international law. Etc, etc. I think it's important for people to acknowledge what their own goernments have gotten up to historically, because it casts a light in certain instances to things that are still going on now. Especially with regards to Syria, which is just another oil war as the war in Iraq was. Conducted by proxies on behalf of corrupted Western governments, of course.