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Cast us asunder, the rat's at the helm,
The King he deposes is weak and he smells,
He cuts like the wind on a wintery night,
Indiscriminate to want, 'with pleasure!' he cries.

The rat runs amok, while the King lies asleep,
Savaging the order that millions do keep,
He grins like the rat who plundered the cheese,
Bringing the King and the court to their knees.

The jester advances, his eyes painted black,
He jibes and he jokes, he prods and reacts,
Stoking the King into furious rage,
Mocking the plight of the eminent sage.

Subjects divided, to conquer and rule,
Times are uncertain, the King is a fool,
For taxes and death are all that we're assured,
Oligarchs excepted with wealth from abroad

He who colludes with the filthy and rich,
Fawns for an empire his enemy projects,
Casting his allies out to the cold,
Bending his will to an East Slavic goal.

Chorus
A kingdom in shadow, a crown lost to flame,
The rat carves his chaos, the court bears the shame,
In whispers of treason, the echoes are felt,
Freedom is threatened, injustice is dealt.

The Rat's at the Helm

Calm doesn’t mean absent.
This soft report explores China’s rising influence as it pledges $500M to the WHO—quietly stepping into a global power vacuum.
Spoken softly, but never without weight.
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Quiet Power: Soft Report on China’s Strategic Move

In this week’s episode of Young Professional Blues, I try to work out what the hell is up with workplace dress codes. Why is it so hard to get them “right”? Why do they make us uncomfortable physically and emotionally? And are they kind of problematic?

Young Professional Blues is by and for young, disillusioned, leftie art majors shoved into professional jobs. Its written and produced by me, Lilian Martin, a writer, zine maker and disillusioned young 9-5-er, on the lands of the Turrbal and Jagera, in Meanjin. Every week, I explore the trials and tribulations we must suffer to be successful young professionals in the 2020’s. 

Find Young Professional Blues whenever you get your podcasts, or by simply existing as a young adult in a capitalist society.

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Today's guest is Dan Perkins, an expert on politics and current events. The topic today is from one of Dan’s commentaries titled: "I was raised to be a thinker, not a blind follower." Dan reviewed John Pavlovitz’s piece, The Beautiful Mess**, where Pavlovitz examined how the Trump election affected family relationships. He discovered that many people cut ties with family and friends who voted for Trump.

On the show we discussed why It is crucial to remember that political disagreements, no matter how fervent, should not overshadow the deeper values of unity and understanding within families and communities. While discussing pertinent issues such as border policies, inflation rates, and crime statistics provides vital insights into governance, it is also necessary to approach these conversations with respect for differing viewpoints and a willingness to engage in meaningful dialogue. Political polarization can exacerbate divisions, but it can also serve as an opportunity for reflection and the mending of strained relationships.

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A slow-burning political epic—post-revolution blues with a brain. It's what happens when rage pauses long enough to ask, “Now what?” This track feels like Americana meets dystopian hymn—equal parts fire and fallout, vision and aftermath.

A Riot That Had Time to Think

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Audio Overview(English): Generate by NotebookLM ( Based on Sinhala Article: https://www.vikalpa.org/article/44889 BY Sampath Samarakoon 

[The HRCSL also recommended that the Secretary to the Ministry of Public Security pay 200,000 rupees (LKR 2 lakhs) as compensation for the injustice caused to Rushdi]

This Sri Lankan article from Vikalpa, written by Sampath Samarakoon, critiques the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA), describing it as a tool for human rights violations. The piece focuses on the case of Mohammed Rushdi, a young man arrested under the PTA for displaying an "F*** Israel" sticker, an act deemed by authorities as inciting terrorism. The article highlights how Rushdi's human rights were violated and how the Sri Lanka Human Rights Commission (HRCSL) recommended compensation for the injustice he suffered. It further questions the current government's commitment to abolishing the PTA, despite earlier promises, emphasizing the need for its repeal to prevent future abuses of power and protect fundamental freedoms.



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[Mohamed Rushdi] Branding a Young Man a Terrorist Victim (Under the Pretext of National Security): Can a Victim of the PTA Reclaim His Life?

The system is broken. They’re all on mute.

This ain't a left vs. right anthem. This is a full-send sonic assault on the whole damn system. "Hill on Mute" is the raw, unfiltered truth of a generation that’s done with the political theater. We see the corruption, the lies, and the sellouts on both sides of the aisle.

Inspired by the disruptive energy of figures like Elon Musk who are breaking the mold, this track is a war cry for transparency and a new way forward. We’re tearing down the old guard, one 808 at a time. This is the sound of the America Party. This is the voice of the streets.

If you're tired of being played, this is your anthem. Turn it up.

Hill on Mute

🎙️ From the deranged neural stew of Wolf of Borg comes Tangerine Palpatine — a stompin’, fiddle-fueled country roast of America’s favourite orange overlord. This barn-burning outlaw anthem rips through greasy nicknames and gaffe-fuelled glory, served hot on a plate of Telecasters, two-step sass, and deep-fried rage.

Whether you call him Cheeto Benito, Mango Mussolini, or the Spray-Tan Sultan, one thing’s clear: he ain’t goin’ down ‘til the burgers dry up and the Diet Coke fountains run empty.

👢 File under: political satire / country punk / deep-fried rebellion.

Stream now before the secret service takes it down. Available only on Soundcloud, because they were too scared to Release it.

Tangerine Palpatine

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Alas its a sad day for me. Due to continued issues with soundcloud, I am moving to United Masters for all of my releases. Soundcloud have already warned me that they will be deleting all my music, but It will have been released before that happens. Honestly, if you are intending to release music, I'd look elsewhere, Soundcloud are prescriptive and stifle creativity. Their Customer service is virtually inaccessible, unhelpful, and unable to resolve issues. They actively hinder creators instead of supporting them.

Wolf of Borg... Still Creating... Still releasing, just not through SoundCloud... I'll just take my 200,000 streams elsewhere ;)

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From folk elegies to parody rap to theocratic cartoon trauma epics, everything here is written by a human who uses AI as a collaborator and instrument rather than an outsourced brain, and finished only when it reaches a space where laughing hurts, or hurting laughs.

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Kathryn Raaker hosts a nationally syndicated magazine format radio program on AM/FM, Internet streaming, and on her free iTunes App. The show features topics for today’s audience. Whether it is a guest talking about the newest technology, politics, health, or other topics, it is all about informing her listeners. Kathryn has been in broadcasting for almost 30 years and is featured on the Wilkins Radio Networks, Fairfax Radio Network, W4Cy & W4Vet Networks, and WVFR AM out of Pittsburg. So tune into "Let’s Just Talk! Radio" to be informed and entertained!

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