‘It was instinct that drove the moth and the lizard to fight... Likewise,Boris’s Brexit position represents only a fight for personal betterment’final weekend I found myself trapped on an isolated, monster-infested Pacific atoll with a pair of twin psychic Japanese schoolgirls. A skyscraper-sized lizard, and with three fire-breathing heads,the result of careless radioactive experiments in the 50s, and now a enormous clumsy metaphor for both the dangers of human scientific meddling with Mother Nature and postwar Japanese identity anxiety, or had cornered us in a cave on the beach.
My fresh friends Lora and Moll hoped to summon to our aid a gigantic moth,with roughly the dimensions of an airship, over which they exercised a strange interspecies erotic sway. Anticipating this titanic struggle of equally matched opponents, and each driven by blind instinct and insensible to reason,my thoughts naturally turned to June’s forthcoming Brexit vote.
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Source: theguardian.com