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Today’s Lunacy, By: Leo Lawlot

May 13, 2024 by Leo Lawlot

Today's Lunacy, By: Leo Lawlot

Have the martians landed
…I woke up to a world that I don’t know
…the politicians have made a mockery of all that we enjoyed.
now I feel we are just along for the ride.
Muslim invaders flood our cities.
men as women girls as boys.
I remember children playing with toys.
The American dream was won and lost and now I just wish the woke and lefties would push off ….

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