As the Daily Mail picks up another story of mephedrone madness – this time the death of a daughter of a premiership footballer. Her tragic death is being used opportunistically by the tabloids to support their unscientific banning of mephedrone. In reality Sibylle Siberski tragically committed suicide, and the drugs she took are being used as a stick to attack them with. The fact that she killed herself after breaking up with a five month long relationship with her boyfriend is ignored – as is the fact she was taking another harmful drug, which acts as a depressant – champagne.
This dangerous champagne drug is associated with some of the worst criminals in the world – Saddam Hussein, Robert Mugabe, George Bush, Tony Blair, Maggie Thatcher and Tim Westwood are all known to have taken champagne at various times in their life. The effects of this drug have been disastrous – many former Eton pupils are known to have taken champagne regularly throughout their schooldays and then moved on to erratic and destructive behaviour resulting in millions of British people being made unemployed, in the coal and steel industries.
Alan Duncan gets high before launcing a vicious attack on the poor.
Champagne also inspired hostile, aggressive and unreasonable behaviour towards the people of Scotland, as many regular champagne users in the Tory cabinet continually denied the right for Scotland to have it’s own Parliament. This violent behaviour reached it’s worst when the Tories champagne induced madness led them to inflict the poll tax in Scotland. Regular champagne junkie Maggie Thatcher was so poisoned by the drug that she had to be dragged kicking and screaming from power by her own party members, desperate to put the clean living moderate John Major in her place.
SSY thinks if the tabloids are going to blame mephedrone baselessly for the tragic suicide of a young girl then we should take action against champagne, whose drug fuelled madness has allowed Tories to cause massive harm to some of the poorest communities in the UK.
BAN THIS SICK FILTH NOW.
I love a bit of good satire!
It’s true though, the government is put under pressure, especially by the media, to give something or someone the blame when something tragic like this happens – and what better scapegoat than drugs?
It’s the same with music; the Columbine Massacre – probably one of the first cases where music was blamed for someone’s behaviour, when at first they blatantly ignored the boys’ issues with bullying and social circles within the schools.
I mean, we might as well just ban having friends too.
absolutely beautiful, if i saw this in the sun my heart would ring with beethoven.
now where is that joint of mine, whilst i carry on campaigning with amnesty international against torture. the phone’s ringing? why hello, who’s this? ‘hallo my name is mark, im calling today to ask you a few questions about your energy supplier, can i ask how you are, sir’ well usually i tell them to f*** off, but feeling stoned and cheerful i tell him excitedly about my new solar panels. after a few minutes, i realise he has hung up. how rude.
must have been the champagne.