Darling Ma-hinder
Goodness gracious darling, it seems to me
that unless immediate and urgent steps are
taken through the proper channels, raw
passions might be unchained. I’m referring
to the spat between you in the blue corner
and the IIGEP chappies in the other corner.
I was under the misapprehension that they
had thrown in the towel. I mean to say I had
watched the fellows slurp on a dish of broth
once or twice, and really I did have some
sort of idea that the blokes were fond of a
wan ton or hot and sour not to
mention perhaps a good tomato and basil but
I had little inkling of the type of craving
the fellows displayed recently.
Rather fond of the bouillon it
would seem. But none would have guessed that
such a fondness for soup would have managed
to get them in the soup. Oft times have I
seen them getting outside a good bowl of
chicken broth but never in it.
And according to your feisty lot of
attack dogs galloping about the corridors of
some diplomatic missions and no doubt
coursing like mad mustangs through
the arteries of the Foreign Ministry, the
IIGEP chaps are well and truly in the soup.
And why? There seems to be an ulterior
motive in their statements. Wait a minute
what did they say… oh yes no political will
to know the truth. But dearie can’t these
chaps understand the politics of Paradise?
Begorra and Begob m’laddie you never got
to where you are by telling the truth or
wanting to find out the truth. There were
some of us who did and where did that get
us, eh? No where. Well of course later on in
this journey we may be walking on pavements
of gold and what not and there you will be
surrounded by fire and brimstone not to
mention hot coals and molten lava but that’s
another story.
So there you were cocking a snook at
their naivete but then they called their
task unpleasant and uncomfortable. Really
m’dear, did you give them nice chairs to sit
on? Did you go scrounging around in First
Cross Street for office rejects? And I bet
you didn’t supply them with boiled water. No
wonder the chaps were always feeling queasy
in the stomach region.
And all along I thought it was the milk
of human kindness sloshing about inside them
and what do you know it’s nothing but some
germ infested tap water from Pettah. Is this
the way to treat your foreign guests dearie?
I mean to say I do know that your helpmeet
and pandangkaraya from the red
corner, Wee Wee, has been telling you to wag
a disapproving finger at dem furriners but
hey, you invited them in.
Judging from their experience however it
is the last time I’ll entertain an
invitation from you darling. Imagine
receiving an invite on scented paper for a
kurakkan roti and pol sambal
of an evening at the Temple abode and coming
back home to a queasy stomach because you
didn’t have the presence of mind to boil the
bally water.
Luckily of course Thellie not being a
three wheel driver, the prospect of being
invited to the Temple abode is as remote as
you being invited to tea at Sandringham
House. Thank God for small mercies.
Anyway I quite agree with you that the
IIGEP had an ulterior motive. Don’t tell a
soul but I was told that the chaps had
acquired quite a taste for the pol
and gal. Of an evening there they
would be, in the mudukkus of Borella
swigging a tea glass of the best and
roughest and really m’dear they couldn’t
give it all up. I mean to say if someone
came up to you all of a sudden like and
said, ‘take that bally saatakaya
off,’ would you do it? I think not m’dear, I
think not.
All said and done though dearie I think
the best you’ve done so far is with some of
those odd chaps of little or no consequence
that you’ve sent out to the missions abroad.
I mean to say some don’t even have a maple
leaf to cover their grievances. So well are
they doing that the maple leaf government
instead of covering them with maple syrup or
something happened to refer to a cyanide new
year rather than to a kavun, kokis
and thalathel new year.
Oops! And all because of the good work of
the lot you’ve sent there, especially that
upstart with no education and no prospects
except of course dearie under you.
Mediocrity is your bible darling and
if there is such a thing as being less able
than you then the bally consul general in
the maple leaf country is blessed with that
spot.
The problem with some of your mutts in
the foreign houses darling is that they are
busy scribbling all kinds of fanciful little
tit bits and dreaming up grandiose pasts for
themselves and sending it to your spurious
websites only to be taken up by your
spurious state rag that they are not doing
their bally job. But then, as if you are
doing yours, what!
Thing is this dearie, me thinks some of
them mutts may be attack dogs but at least
they have an education. The others dearie
like that bally maple leaf chap who is
posing off as a general in the bally consul
is an attack dog alright but an attack dog
with a cockney accent and no background or
education. And perchance you are wondering
how that chap gets anywhere. Like any dog,
he obviously sniffs the posteriors of the
top dogs in the pack.
Toodle oo for now.