97. Who Said Life Ain't What it Used to Be?

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That’s what our villagers wanted to prove when they came up with “L’an dea fan” which is our dialect for “The Year of Hunger” referring to the First World War years when there was nothing to eat.

These villagers flew the world war one airplanes, used the horse and carts and utensils of those days then got themselves dressed in the way they did at the beginning of the last century… though it did seem to me rather odd to see, nice well fed, chubby faces run around in long black skirts, dark kerchiefs and shawls looking as if they were starving…
The only people starving nowadays are the forgotten ones, the ones trampled on and exploited among themselves or by the super world powers… they are the only hungry ones in this world.

If you hunger in this society it is because you are either too bone lazy to work or you are hooked on drugs! In a welfare society like ours, it is nobody’s fault but your own if you don’t have your daily bread because we have never had it so good and this demonstration in the village is the proof of that.

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