The Four Horse Riders of the Covid-19 Apocalypse in India
According to Biblical texts, four horsemen signal the arrival of devasting human catastrophes: the first is a ruthless conqueror, while the second symbolizes bloodshed, the third famine and the last death.
Policy makers in India are ignoring reality. The only perceptions that apparently matter to them are their messages to followers on WhatsApp and Twitter.
THE CHARACTERS ARE FICTIONAL AND ANY RESEMBLANCE TO REAL PERSONS IS PURELY COINCIDENTAL
About John Gracias:
“I don’t believe in the superstitious nonsense of any of the pseudo sciences being propagated by religious zealots,” says John Gracias.
He is inspired by the works of Gary Larson, Michael Lunig, Kliban, Ed Mclachlan, and also the underground comic artists like Crumb, Gilbert Shelton and Art Spiegelman.
Based in Bangalore, John retired as a ship captain for a Kuwaiti company which transports live sheep and cattle from Australia to the Middle East.
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