Limerick on the Gulf War and its repercussions. Author Jim Katz Copied to clipboard There once was a man called Gaddafi Who blew up a train load of navvy. The people went barmy Because of that swami And next day Spain pulled out its army. Gulf War terrorism poetry Comments
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