PLEASE, NOT JUST YET
By
WHIM WHAM
World War 111 is closer now than at any time since the Cuban missile crisis of. 19§2, says a House of Commons motion signed by .members of all three main British barties ... urges an early meeting between President Carter and Mr Brezhnev “as a means of preventing a further slide towards world conflict.”—News. ■ If what They say is true — What do you think, dear Readers? Can a Meeting between those two . Superpower Leaders Save us from a third World War — If That’s what we’re headed for? If Carter, Jimmy met Brezhnev. Leonid — On a Summit, a Cloud, in a Jet — While the World slid Nearer and nearer Disaster. Would it stop for Them, or slide faster? A Summit’s a dizzy Spot — When they get up There. It’s tile last Resort we’ve got, Except — maybe Prayer? A Summit that looks so attractive May perhaps be volcanic — and active! Take a History Book, Sir, And studiously thumb It — The Wars, when they had'to occur, . ; Leapt from Summit to -Summit — The Solutions, if Any, wire -found On lower, and commoner, Ground. ' If Jimmy and Leonid , ■ Ever meet Face to Face. . The World. I’m afraid, will have slid To a perilous Place — There’s Oil on the slippery Slope, And No-one to throw Us a Rope!
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