what do you call
nine pomeranians
in a prison cell
a start
good joke
yes
well it s not so funny
if you re in the cell
next to them
i ll explain what happened later
here s a photograph of
the pomeranians
i think they re being treated
the same way they treat
rohingya refugees*
the navy has put them
back on a boat
and is towing them
out to sea
but back to my problems
i failed master
i m mortified
a frog almost got inside
the house to kill us all
in our beds
in my defence
it was very high up
and i didn t see it
still master was not happy
he put me in prison to punish me
it wasn t fair
i went on hunger strike in protest
apart from the tasty bits
in the food
master was so afraid
of being attacked by frogs
in his home
that he fled to singapore
when i wasn t there to protect him
i guess they don t
have frogs in singapore
whisky
* Master adds: Thailand isn’t a signatory to the The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its treatment of refugees and other stateless persons is at times questionable. There are repeated and persistent reports of the Thai navy’s intercepting the boats of Rohingya (Burmese Muslims of Bangladeshi ancestry) fleeing interracial violence in Burma – in particular in Rakhine state – and towing them further out to sea. It has also been alleged that Rohingya refugees have, after arriving in Thailand, been put back into their boats, given food and water, and towed back out to sea. In some cases (again alleged), the boats have not had working motors. The Thai Navy denies all the allegations.
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