The Bounty of Cyclone Nargis
If you lived in one of the many areas that did not receive aid,
starvation and thirst would have been a major issue. Though it was once
thought unsafe to eat, fish and other sea life, they have been declared
fit for human consumption according to Junta health officials.
Months after the cyclone devastated this region human bodies as
well as live stock littered the streets, trees and waterways. Forbidden
by junta authorities to clean up or face arrest, the lifeless human
forms have become targets for hungry villagers seeking out fat juicy
crabs who've dined on their fellow countrymen. Others have taken to
eating the rotted flesh of cattle and other forms of animal life that
has baked in the tropical sun.
It would appear General Than Shwe had a plan for these survivors all
along. Human and animal remains have become vital members of the food
chain. Waterways have become a nutritious stew of fetid water tainted
with decomposed flesh. With thousands of human bodies fattening up the
fish, crab and prawns the delta is bountiful indeed. Add the
wonderfully diverse selection of dead rotted animals and you have a
meal fit for a king provided the king reigns in the bowels of hell.
UN emissary Gambari will undoubtedly make another cameo appearance in
Burma and dine in opulence then report that all is not well for the
survivors. He will report the need for more money to feed these victims
even though Than Shwe has disallowed any assistance to them from the
onset. The UN will get more money, line Than Shwe's coffers and fill
his warehouses with potential black market commodities. As for the true
victims, they will feast on the morbid carnage left behind by Cyclone
Nargis. Bon Appetite'.
Your Devil's Advocate
Buffalohair
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Creativity is the byproduct of a fertile mind
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