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"Yes, here you are."
"Yum" said 'Electricity'.
"What about me? Is it my turn yet?" asked 'Outreach'.
"No. You'll have to wait."
'Wages' trotted up. "Here you go 'Wages'. You've been a good boy. So patient."
"What about me?" wailed 'Outreach', his tone becoming a little strangled and desperate,
putting the audience in mind of a child urgently needing to pee.
"No. Be patient!" Cake Girl was starting to lose it with him.
Stationery, Rent, Cleaning, Travel Expenses all took a slice.
"What about me? When's it my turn?" sobbed little 'Outreach'.
"You'll have to come back tomorrow. It's all gone" exclaimed Cake Girl. And for a
moment I could almost imagine I saw the faintest trace of a smile.
The moral of the drama was: "If only we had a bigger cake!" Have you heard that
complaint before somewhere? 'No, look, sorry. Ah, we can't get a clinic team to Namibia
this year. We don't have the resources." It won't wash. While we serve ourselves first, and
resent and blame those we serve, the cake will never be big enough to go round. One of
the reasons the US has held back on funding the UN WHO recently is they spend 80% to
90% of their revenue on 'administration'. This is shorthand for jobs for the boys and
conferences in the Maldives. All power tends to corrupt and without a guiding vision,
absolute power will tend to corrupt absolutely.
How many pious politicians bluster about their concern for the people, bleating
plaintively about hospital waiting lists, and refuse to deny themselves chauffeur-driven
cars and million dollar pension schemes payable after two terms in office? We may rush
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