Three Dwarves From Now
Readers who’ve been following the persecution of Across Difficult Country’s legal counsel Judge Florentine Floro will be delighted to learn Judge Floro has shown up in comments and provided links to the text of all the Philippines Supreme Court decisions regarding his case, to local and international media coverage of the controversy, to his various blogs, to his Myspace and Facebook accounts, to videos of himself on YouTube, and to some other stuff. He’s also listed his email addresses and his telephone numbers (cell and land line). (If you call him, tell him I say “hi”.)
I’ve taken the liberty of forwarding this material to my Congressmen, my Senators, the White House, The White Stripes, The Tide News Online (“A commitment to truth”), Art Bell (broadcast journalist and former resident of the Phillipines), Wynne Jones (Manager of Arts, Leisure & Cultural Events for the town of Whitby, the United Kingdom), Doudou Diène (United Nations Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance), and Fedor Emelianenko (PRIDE heavyweight champion).
Which should just about take care of it, I think.
I’ve taken the liberty of forwarding this material to my Congressmen, my Senators, the White House, The White Stripes, The Tide News Online (“A commitment to truth”), Art Bell (broadcast journalist and former resident of the Phillipines), Wynne Jones (Manager of Arts, Leisure & Cultural Events for the town of Whitby, the United Kingdom), Doudou Diène (United Nations Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance), and Fedor Emelianenko (PRIDE heavyweight champion).
Which should just about take care of it, I think.
I'm glad to see the Judge is still fighting the Good Fight for Truth, Justice and the Dwende Way.
ReplyDeleteHe sure is. Non-stop. I bet the other judges were more upset by how much more work he got done than them than by the dwarves.
ReplyDeleteAre there Dwendes in Australia?
Of course he could do more work than other judges - he had three supernatural assistants after all.
ReplyDeleteTo my knowledge there are no dwendes in Australia - although there are some Aboriginal legends about little people such as the ningawi who are said to live in the mangrove country on Tiwi Islands.
In Australia you are far more likely to hear talk of Yowies, Drop Bears, Thylacines, and Bunyips.
I'd never heard of drop bears, but then that's because of the government cover-up, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI'm sometimes wonder if a yowie could beat a sasquatch in a fight. Then I remember to take my medication.
In my idle moments I wonder whether the
ReplyDeleteSasquatch would win a fight with Noam Chomsky.