The Royal Debating Club

First day of the Pakistani Parliament joint session has restituted the Royal French Lethe, “Then let them eat pastry”. Because, the royals debating today, can never imagine the plight of a common man. The common man whose 80 percent monthly income is going in monthly electricity bill. The royals are frustrated by the somber look of a common man, on their much trumpeted economic recovery. This is the battle of have and have-nots. The royals want the have-nots to reduce another meal a day, because the mere glare of the new metro bus can fill their belly.  The have-nots must recognize the divine right of royals to experiment versatile fuels for power generation projects.  The royals rightly perceive the have-nots behavior being ungrateful. Recently billions have been spent on cheaper bread scheme. So the have-nots must not feel hungry again at least during the kingship of gods. The royals have graciously planned the employment opportunities for the have-nots. Their next generations will have the without collar labor employment for the long transportation of the coal. The royals are generously planning to make this country a republic. Therefore the junior gods are being trained under harsh environments. Junior gods are managing billions without qualification and exercising powers of senior gods.