Wasteful consumption?!
Jul. 12th, 2008 09:42 amVia LJ friend
mkay422, news comes that, after calling upon Britons to stop wasting food in order to address global shortages and high prices, Gordon Brown and the other G8 leaders ended their day with an extravagant eight-course dinner that included 19 dishes, among which were the following offerings:
I expect Mr. Brown will realize the error of his ways and, in the future, make sure to make disclosure of what is eaten at such meetings a criminal offense, or perhaps grounds for being held without charges for several weeks.
The hoi polloi must, after all, not be distracted from its main objective.
There are times I think Europe is in jet-assisted free fall.
Cheers...
- Corn stuffed with caviar
- Winterlily bulb and summer savoury
- Hos d'oeuvres that included kelp-flavoured cold Kyoto beef
- Milk-fed lamb
- A special selection of cheeses with lavender honey and caramelised nuts
I expect Mr. Brown will realize the error of his ways and, in the future, make sure to make disclosure of what is eaten at such meetings a criminal offense, or perhaps grounds for being held without charges for several weeks.
The hoi polloi must, after all, not be distracted from its main objective.
There are times I think Europe is in jet-assisted free fall.
Cheers...
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Date: 2008-07-12 05:21 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-07-13 12:59 am (UTC)Cheers...
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Date: 2008-07-12 06:44 am (UTC)Al Sharpton annointing himself as an advocate for the poor and then spending thousands of dollars a year having his hair done. Jesse Jackson finding racism everywhere and denouncing "corporate greed" but casually describing New York as "hymietown" and spending thousands on his mistresses. J.Edgar Hoover setting himself up as guardian of public morality while he entertains himself by wearing organdy dresses and fellating bikers with his "room mate" who happens to be second in command of the FBI.
Comrade Brown who is ostensibly the leader of a self defined Socialist Party eating caviar comes as no surprise.