Political animals in a zoo

Friday, October 10, 2014

It is now a fact well established that the fellowship of the Nitty Gritty are well and truly political animals. What still remains to be ascertained once and for all is exactly what species of political animals they are.

Are they lions, sharks or tigers? Are they vultures, eagles or doves? Or are they chameleons and rats? But what is the difference? You may well ask, dear inquisitive reader.

The difference is that the first group of beasts are political predators who have an insatiable appetite for power. They feed on power, they breath power, they exude power.

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