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don't confuse the narrator 
If you wrote an intentionally bad poem today, would it count as an act of revolutionary sabotage?
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It’s a fine idea,. Sadly, I always find it easier to write bad poetry unintentionally.
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Very funny. By the way, have you seen the article about the five worst ex-presidents ever? Aznar makes the list. Maybe material for a post?
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Ooh! How very political!
I think you must mean the piece on foreignpolicy.com, which is not a site I hang out one, to be honest.
When he was still in post, I remember hearing about hopes to desasnar the country – which I naturally misheard as ‘desaznar’, and got quite excited. Alas, it’s pretty much still all a load of cobblers.
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