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Wednesday, October 4th, 2006

Habeas Corpus Detained Indefinitely As Enema Combatant
Vice president Bush conceded that the latest U.S. political prisoner, identified only as Habeas Corpus, is being detained indefinitely. Bush cited that the suspect clearly fits the profile of ‘Latin origin,” possibly even Columbian or Venezuelan, indicating “foreign sympathies.” Mr. Bush said that in his regular meeting with government linguists, he learned that they had intercepted a communication from a “known leftist professor” regarding “some dead language.” Mr. Corpus was arrested after National Security Agency analysts identified “numerous and undeniable” references to him by “American Civil Liberties Union lawyers, known Democrats, and others known to risk national security for the rule of law; plus a shit-load of secret evidence.”
An ACLU spokeswomen did admit, “Habeas Corpus is a critical agent as an enema combatant in this bull shit war.” Mr. Bush rebuked reporters saying, “even reporting on the detention of Habeas Corpus could endanger true Americans. But, I’ve had to put up with countless ordeals at the hands of a free press. I just hope that it happens quickly. It is my conviction that mine will be a speedy trial.”
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Thursday, September 28th, 2006

Bush Attacks Own Intelligence in Iraq, Causes Civil War
The war in Iraq has become a “cause célèbre” for Islamic militants, “breeding a deep resentment” of the United States in the Muslim world, according to declassified excerpts from a major intelligence report.
“The Iraqi jihad is shaping a new generation of terrorist leaders and operatives; perceived jihadist success there would inspire more fighters to continue the struggle elsewhere,” the excerpts said.
Vice president Bush suffered a violent reaction to his own intelligence in Iraq, causing “confusion,” or as the rest of the world calls it, “civil war.” In a boldly honest move, Bush had the controversial report declassified as intelligence, citing, “The National Intelligence Estimate is just an estimate, and more often than not I have to live with almost immeasurably small quantities of intelligence. Not reading stuff definitely leads to confusion; trust me, I know. I’ve read most of the three pages of excerpts from the full document, a freakin’ novel at 30 pages. Now, I am less confused than I’ve ever been. Democrats want to ‘de-class-ify’ everything, as if we were talking about some class war here. This is about the permanent war on Islamo-fascism. The American people will now be able to judge if there is any class at all in what we are doing, and I think not!”
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Tuesday, September 26th, 2006

Bush Declares Iraq War Will One Day Look Like a Coma
CNN aired an interview with President Bush in which he declared that one day the Iraq war will look like “just a comma.” The National Intelligence Estimate declared that the war in Iraq has increased Islamic radicalism, worsening the overall terror threat, cutting at the heart of the White House defense of its strategy. The assessment “should put the final nail in the coffin for President Bush’s phony argument about the Iraq war,” Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA) said in a statement. Senator Arlen Specter (R-PA) said that “my feeling is the war in Iraq has intensified Islamic fundamentalism and radicalism.” But the Senate majority leader, Billl Frist, said “we are going to be fighting this battle, this war overseas, or it’s going to be right here in this country.”
Vice president Bush put the controversy to rest when he corrected his statement, “After a good night’s sleep and reflecting on my presidency, what I meant to say was that one day the Iraq war will look like just a coma.”
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Monday, September 25th, 2006

Natural Selections Spinach Fails in Breeding Popeye-like Race
A nationwide E. coli outbreak outbreak was traced to Natural Selection Foods, based in San Juan Bautista, California. Food and Drug Administration officials said that they had received reports of illness in 19 states, and issued a statement saying, “We can’t stands no more,” and ordered supermarkets across the country to pull spinach from shelves and consumers to toss out the leafy green.
Natural Selection’s spokesman, Bluto Brutowski, said, “While we underestimated the wimpiness of the American people, our genetically engineered spinach was designed to weed out the weakest consumers and ultimately would help Americans evolve into a Popeye-like race. Through a grant from The United States Department of Homeland Security and extensive Saturday morning focus group testing, Natural Selection’s Popeye Project determined that ‘E. coli friendly spinach’ was the quickest route to a ‘terrorist resistant populace,’ able to withstand bullying from the biggest of brutes. We first developed a genetically engineered yam called, ‘I yam what I yam, and that’s all I yam,’ but it was lethal to wannabes of all varieties. We really thought that spinach was the route to go, but we may have to fall back to our ‘Swee’Pea‘ line of genetically engineered baby foods. Also, we are negotiating financing with J. Wellington Wimpy Federal Bank for a genetically engineered hamburger. Mr. Wimpy, CEO, seemed particularly impressed with our business plan of ‘I’ll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.’ We have had setbacks before, but we are ready to move forward. Natural Selection’s originally tried taking sailors who had genetically engineered large brachioradialis muscles in their forearms and mating them with females who had genetically engineered ‘Olive Oyl‘ body types. Unfortunately, we learned that Olive Oyl is considered a little to ‘chunky’ compared to the contemporary American males’ idealized female body form.
Vice president Bush expressed surprise that The Popeye Project had taken a beating, and he broke into song, singing “I’m one tough gazookus, which hates all palookas, wot ain’t on the up and square, I biffs ‘em and buffs ‘em, an’ always outroughs ‘em, an’ none of ‘em gets nowhere.”
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Wednesday, September 20th, 2006
Bush Lauds NATO Casualties Hitting 5-Year High in Afghanistan
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) pl
eas for more soldiers and equipment to fight resurgent Taliban insurgents as NATO’s forces are suffering the highest casualty rates of the nearly five-year-long conflict in Afghanistan, and as European governments are feeling stretched by the demands for troops there and in Iraq, Lebanon, the Balkans and in several African countries. Vice president Bush, lauded the progress, “This just proves how desperate the Taliban are. In a mere five years, we’ve moved past the illusion of swift victory into a long-term acceptance of unnecessary and growing deaths among Allied forces. While death reigns supreme in Afghanistan, our resolve is literally untouched. I’ve certainly learned that I can’t rely on intelligence to resolve military matters. We’ll slug it out no matter what the facts are on the ground. And until we’ve achieved whatever objectives are that we want to achieve, we will continue working to achieve our objectives.”
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Saturday, September 16th, 2006

College Republicans “Fun With Guns” Shoot Top Two-Dimensional Democrats
Republicans on Tuesday distanced themselves from campaign activities that encourage college students shoot cardboard cutouts of leading Democrats with a BB gun or paintball gun. The Republican National Committee said it had no connection with Morgan Wilkins, the woman accused of organizing the offbeat campaign activities at the University of Michigan; although the RNC admitted that there is more connection than Iraq and 9/11. Paul Gourley, chair of the College Republican National Committee, said Wilkins is an independent contractor hired to recruit students to the GOP, but he said the reported activities were not authorized. Gourley said, “We don’t authorize activities We just contract with Republican operatives and give them money. Maintaining plausible deniability is at the core of our contractual relationships. We’re not stupid!”
Democrats objected to the “Fun with Guns” event in strenuously luke-warm terms, “It’s not that we dare oppose the gun lobby during an election season, nor are we opposed to gun owners having fun. We need the gun vote to out-Republican the Republicans, which by the way is getting harder every day! We may not be able to come up with a coherent opposition to the war and violence in Iraq, or the daily gun violence in the streets of America, but we will say that shooting cardboard cutouts is just plain wrong. We refuse to stand silent while others take aim at two-dimensional Democratic favorites such as Sens. Hillary Clinton and John Kerry with a BB gun or paintball gun.
One observer adroitly noted, “Wouldn’t it make better sense to run over middle-of-the-road Democrats than to shoot them?”

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Saturday, September 16th, 2006

Gas Prices Could Plummet to Fuel Big Oil Election
Philip K. Verleger, a noted energy consultant who was a lone voice several years ago in warning that oil pric
es would soar, now says that they appear to be poised for a dramatic plunge, perhaps as low as $1.15 a gallon. A spokesperson for the Petroleum Profiteers Association said, “We have gas price gouged the American public enough. Our multi-billion dollar cash reserves can now be used to fuel public confidence in a cheap petroleum economy and once again help assure big oil Republicans can win in the Fall elections. We have heard the calls to give something back, and this is it.” When confronted with the likelihood that gas price gouging would just start again once well-oiled politicians were in place, the spokesman replied, “We can’t predict the future, and if we could, we might not have to raise prices so high. Big oil is victimized by uncertainty just like our consumers are victimized by us.”
Vice president Bush welcomed the possibility of lower oil prices, “I see it as a vote of confidence in our ability to finally extract our oil from under the sand of our most unstable enemies.”
In an unrelated story, the globe warms to news of the unbridled free market accurately predicting the true cost of oil.
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Friday, September 15th, 2006

U.S. Animal Rights Activists Sentenced to 4 to 6 Years
Three animal rights activists from the group, Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty, were convicted under a U.S. anti-terrorism law were sentenced to up to 6 years in prison on Tuesday for a campaign against a British company that tests chemicals on animals. Vice President Bush offered to mediate the conflict by offering that the British company test its chemicals on Iraqis. Animal rights activist groups were quick to point out to Mr. Bush that Iraqis were, in fact, animals too. Bush responded indignantly, “Hey, if Iraqis are animals, then what was such the big deal about the Abu Ghraib prison scandal abuses?! First its human rights activists giving me a hard time. Then it’s animal rights activists giving me a hard time. You know, some of my best friends are humans, and some of my best friends are animals, so just get off my case!”
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Thursday, September 14th, 2006

U.S. Marines Deny Losing Iraq’s Biggest Province
The most senior US marine commander in Iraq has been forced to downplay a secret intelligence report which asserted that
the United States had “lost” Anbar province, the main heartland of Sunni resistance to the US occupation. The Marine Commander confessed, “we haven’t really ‘lost’ it, we’ve just misplaced it. It’s been really hard to keep track of where everything is, with diminishing local cooperation. We have a good idea where Anbar province probably is, and we won’t rest until we find it.”
Vice President Bush downplayed the report saying, “Secret intelligence?! If there is any secret intelligence, I don’t know about it. I can never seem to find my road map to peace anywhere when I want it, which, well, isn’t very often; but I’m sure it will show up someplace. Any how, I find it much easier to just do what Dick tells me to — that’s a sure bet for my peace of mind.”
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Thursday, September 14th, 2006

Study Claims No Single “Gulf War Syndrome to Blame”
An expert panel reviewing hundreds of studies has concluded that there is no single “Gulf War syndrome” afflicting thousands of veterans
of the 1990-91 conflict, although they have suffered vague symptoms at a much higher rate than other veterans. They have also experienced post-traumatic stress disorder and depression two to three times as frequently as other veterans, the panel found. The panel concluded that “unexplained illnesses are the most prevalent health outcome of service in the Gulf War.”
One expert on the panel commented, “It seems that just being in the Middle East is a risk factor for unexplained illnesses. Fortunately, as long as we can’t name many of the problems, we are spared any responsibility to do anything about them.” Some panel members hypothesized that “the stress of Middle Eastern residents having so much of our oil under their ground may be spilling over into health risks for our occupying armies.” However, they cautioned that “the only way to test this hypothesis would be to remove all of our oil and see what happens.” A Cheney administration official said “This scientific experiment could take many years, but our commitment to science has never been stronger.”
To protect against any possible Gulf War syndrome, the administration official re-affirmed the governments prohibitions against the use of agent orange, and re-committed itself to use “any means necessary” to win the war on terror, even stepping up its use of depleted uranium and “less lethal” microwave weapons whose use still offer acceptable levels of plausible deniability.
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Thursday, September 14th, 2006

Democrat Could Be 1st Muslim in Congress
Minneapolis State lawmaker Keith Ellison won the Democratic primary in his House district. On Tuesday, voters responded to his liberal
message calling for peace, withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq and universal health care. In a heavily Democratic district, Ellison stands to be the first Muslim elected to Congress. One Republic commentator remarked, “This is just proof positive that the Democratic Party is a party of terrorists. All this talk of Islam as a religion of peace is playing into the hands of the Islamo-fascist terrorists. This is a Christian nation and you are either for us or against us. The fact that Ellison compared himself to the late Senator Paul Wellstone is all that I need to hear that he is a commie…I mean, an Islamo-terror-Nazi.” Vice President Bush attempted a conciliatory note, saying “I have several muslin shirts. Some of my best shirts are muslin. I’m not sure why a shirt-maker would want to run for congress; maybe it’s because we’ve outsourced all of those jobs to Bangladesh. Hey, if he can’t even compete with Bengal shirt-makers, I’m not sure how he’s going to get into congress.”
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Thursday, September 14th, 2006

No Death Penalty for Marine Who Murdered an Iraqi Civilian
The government will not seek the death penalty for a Marine Corps corporal who is among eight troops charged with murder and other crimes
in the shooting of a civilian Iraqi man, a military prosecutor told a hearing officer Tuesday. Lance Cpl. Jerry E. Shumate Jr., 21, is accused in the killing of 52-year-old Hashim Ibrahim Awad last April in Hamdania, west of Baghdad. Defense attorneys have questioned the credibility of the Iraqis who reported the killing to U.S. authorities, “These Iraqis could barely speak English good, and, really, there were so many bullets in Mr. Awad that it is impossible to say where they all came from. Iraq is a virtual hornets nest of bullets flying everywhere.” A Marine spokesman said, “An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth is just not what the Marines are about. Besides, a murderous Marine is still worth a hundred Iraqi civilians. Maybe if he had killed a hundred Iraqi civilians…”
At the hearing, the Marines father, Jerry Shumate Sr., wore a T-shirt emblazoned with the words, “My son, one of the few, the proud, a Marine.” He later conceded, “All we can do is trust in our counsel and trust in our government.” Not at the hearing, the victims father, wore a T-shirt emblazoned with the words, “My son, one of the many, the humble, murdered by a Marine.”
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Wednesday, September 13th, 2006

Convicted Republican Huckster Tom Noe Blames Bush-Cheney Campaign Officials
Fellow Toledoan Tom Noe has been sentenced by U.S. District Judge David Katz to spend 27 months in prison and to pay $136,200 in fines
for giving two dozen friends and associates money to attend a high-priced luncheon with President Bush in 2003 in Columbus. Noe noted with surprise, “So this is what it feels like to have convictions; I prefer sociopathy.” Noe wowed onlookers with his signature ability to speak out of both sides of his face at once, by first claiming that he was accepting full responsibility for his crimes, and then claiming, “I was pressured by Bush-Cheney campaign officials to become a Pioneer for George Bush.” Noe’s lawyers afterward admitted that “the devil made me do it” defense was a long shot since both Noe and his wife were previous chairs of the county Republican Party, and Noe schmoozed with big time Republicans like vice president Bush. Noe’s lawyers also noted that it was unfortunate that this “devil made me do it” defense resulted in re-affirming in open court that the Republican Party is the devil, which, frankly, they had hoped somebody might question. Noe remained optimistic about his prison term, saying “I was a college drop-out and I managed to get appointed by former Ohio Governor and current state senator George Voinovich to the Ohio Board of Regents, which oversees Ohio’s public colleges and universities. I am hoping to be appointed to the Federal Board of Corrections. It’s the least George can do for me; he still got his money just like I promised.”

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Monday, September 11th, 2006
STOP DARFUR GENOCIDE
While America mourns 9/11, Darfur experiences genocide, with hundreds of thousands already killed and hundreds of thousands still at risk. To learn more about what you can do to stop the ongoing Darfur genocide, check out these resources:
Today’s News: Darfur fighting cuts off 355,000 from food aid
Save Darfur
Prevent Darfur Genocide
Genocide Intervention Network
Genocide Watch
Prevent Penocide International

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Sunday, September 10th, 2006
Top Historians Urge ABC To Halt “Path To 9/11″ Broadcast Due to Numerous Flagrant Falsehoods
A group of leading American historians wrote an open letter to ABC calling for responsible media treatment of the 9/11 events. The signers wrote. “The
se reports document that this drama contains numerous flagrant falsehoods about critical events in recent American history. The key participants and eyewitnesses to these events state that the script distorts and even fabricates evidence into order to mislead viewers about the responsibility of numerous American officials for allegedly ignoring the terrorist threat before 2000.” Show fabricators stressed the dramatized nature of their fictionalized pseudo-historical edutainment, “Americans don’t want facts. They want the same drivel that has been spoon feed them by our current regime. For instance, if the American people had really wanted a real president they wouldn’t have allowed George W. Bush and company to steal two elections. We just give the American people what they want; it’s not our fault that we have found them wanting.” Show fabricators quoted the famous Col. Nathan R. Jessep, one of the last few good men, “You can’t handle the truth!“ Acting Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger even entered the fray saying, “Historians are girly men. These people write things down after people like me MAKE history. These girly men should get a historectomy and just stop whining.” Vice President Bush defended his fictionalized presidency, saying “I was selected for a reason. My entire regime has been a 911 wake-up call to America. One great day, Osama bin Laden will be a footnote in history and I will BE history. History, future history, will be my judge, not a bunch of leading historians.” One historian could only note, “The American people have already be traumatized, they don’t need to be dramatized.”
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Sunday, September 10th, 2006

Halliburton Charged Millions to Government for Services Never Provided to U.S. Troops in Iraq
Halliburton subsidiary Kellogg, Brown & Root charged millions to the government for recreational services never provided to U.S. troops in Iraq, including giant tubs of chicken wings and tacos, a widescreen TV, and cheese sticks meant for a military Super Bowl party, according to a federal whistle-blower suit unsealed Friday. Instead, the suit alleges, Kellogg, Brown & Root used the military’s supplies for its own football party.
David J. Lesar, Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer of Halliburton dismissed the charges, “Do you have any idea how many billions of dollars of services that we have not provided for the troops that we have not billed for at all? Besides, what’s a few millions between friends? Personally, or perhaps on my corporate expense account, I can’t seem to remember, I’ve spent at least $23 million on Super Bowl parties. Ask Dick Cheney and that Bush guy he hangs out with; they’re the best! In fact, if we are going to play political football with every fraud we commit, I’m going to need a lot of snacks.”
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Saturday, September 9th, 2006

Polling Company Makes Fake Polls for Fake Politicians
The owner of DataUSA Inc., a company that conducted political polls for the campaigns of President Bush, Sen. Joe Lieberman and other candidates, pleaded guilty to fraud for making up survey and poll results. DataUSA defended its inactions saying, “We were very careful to work only for fake candidates, like President Bush, who isn’t really a president, or Joe Lieberman, who isn’t really a Democrat. We believe that our polling company is a perfect match for the credibility of our clients. The fact that is illegal only proves our point.”
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Friday, September 8th, 2006

Bush Attempts to Demonstrate Overt Intelligence
Vice President Bush hoping to demonstrate some overt intelligence, for the first time, acknowledged the existence of secret CIA prisons around the world. “One of the hardest parts of my job is to connect Iraq to the war on terror,” Mr. Bush said. One pundit responded, “It seems that Bush and his “hardest
part” is a partnership that seems to be screwing up the hole Middle East.” Bush bemoaned, “I’ve done my best to make Iraq and terror synonymous, but Americans and anti-Americans alike just want to call it a ‘quagmire,’ a ‘civil war,’ or even ‘Bush’s bungling.’ This couldn’t be farther from the truth; trust me, in Iraq, the truth lies.’ Bush admitted that “Secretly it tortures me. This is pretty rich data that we’ve gotten from illegal interrogations. And when I say ‘rich’ I mean ‘rich.’ Americans know that I won’t tolerate anything ‘poor.’ Do you have any idea how many billions of dollars we’ve spent and how many human rights abuses we’ve had to commit in order to get a tiny bit of information, which is probably false or misleading? Frankly, this is probably the richest data in U.S. intelligence history! You know, one way to look at it is we have to be right 100 percent of the time in order to protect this country, and they got to be right once. I wish that me being right just once would be enough for my enemies, but it’s not. In fact, I’ve been about as right as anyone can be, and the victims of my bungling just keep complaining.” Mr. Bush added that when he thinks about potential threats, his biggest fear is that “somebody will come in, slip into this country and kill Americans. I’d much rather send tens of thousands of Americans to occupy a foreign land, so that our enemies don’t have to board planes to kill Americans.”

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Friday, September 8th, 2006
Elephant Slaughter Prevention Act Fails as Republican Election Year Gambit
The Congressional Republicans legislative agenda galloped forward yesterday with the Horse Slaughter Prevention Act. Trumping peace, jobs, education and health care, Republicans mustered the courage to show a little respect to horse sense. Nonetheless, congressional Republicans’ courage was tempered by Democratic procedural maneuvering which successfully amended the original bill put forward, the Elephant Slaughter Prevention Act, a thinly-veiled election season gambit. Congressional Democrats were at first confused as to whether the original bill referred to electorally endangered Republicans, their ‘white elephant’ policies, or their ‘pink elephant’ denial of their policies’ disastrous effect.
Democrats regrouped while Republicans in red states angrily fought for locating proposed ‘elephant preserves’ in their district. One Democrat stood shouting “Hell to the furor, we should replace the term ‘pork barrel’ with ‘elephant preserve.’ “ The lone Democrat stubbornly refused to budge in threatening a substitute bill, The Donkey Preservation Act. Against all odds, the mulish Democrat was rescued by the powerful Grape Jelly Producers Association which canned the deal for fear of alleged competition from a glut of ‘elephant preserves.’ This jarred their traditional Republican supporters who have never before sided with ‘bread and butter’ Democrats. Things got a little out of hand after the Horse Slaughter Prevention Act passed. Democrats were gleefully giggling at their victory, especially with their large number of dark horse candidates this election season. Then, Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert lost it, jumped up on the table, and screamed, “Eat me!” One of the sharper Democratic congressmen quickly retorted, “Get with the times. The whole point of today was to get the horse’s ass off the table. Take it easy, I’m sure the president will sign it for you!” A Grape Jelly Producers Association spokesmen was overherd saying, “When it comes to this ‘elephant preserves’ fiasco, we will never forget.” One openly shocked observer noted, “Republicans were ultimately embarrassed by these acts and compromising positions with elephants and donkeys, so they settled for horses.” House Speaker Hastert was somewhat disappointed with settling for the Horse Prevention Act, but had to declare, “Today, the ‘nays’ have it.” In the end, he reluctantly agreed to sweeping changes since “fewer and fewer Americans are buying this elephant stuff anyway. We may not win, but we will place or show.”
In an unrelated story, Iraqi citizens flooded the U.S. Embassy in Iraq and the Coalition Authority headquarters, hoping to get reclassified as a horse and prevent the slaughter. One Iraqi after failing to be reclassified remarked, “Well, I guess, you can lead the Americans to slaughter but you can’t make them think.”
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Thursday, September 7th, 2006
Bush Offers “Professional Courtesy” to Serbian War Criminals
The European Union called for “substantial improvement” in Serbia’s relations with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Y
ugoslavia. Until now, Serbia has not managed to arrest war crime suspects, such as General Ratko Mladic. In response to the lack of U.S. pressure to prosecute war criminals, Vice President Bush stated, “When it comes to war crimes, I believe in ‘innocent until proven guilty.’ I have decided to extend professional courtesy to these alleged Serbian war criminals. If we were to track down and prosecute every war criminal, war would be become too much of a burden to bear. Besides, I have enough of my Republican colleagues and friends under indictment or criminal investigation to worry about. I hate to see this criminal behavior politicized. This is no time to play the blame game — we’ve got wars to wage, an empire to run, and pardons to consider. If my friends and colleagues go to jail, haven’t the terrorists already won?”
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Wednesday, September 6th, 2006
Republican Senator George Allen STEALS an Amendment!
Republican U.S. Senator George Allen today stole a Department of Defense appropriations amendment written, printed and prepared by Senator Dick
Durbin (D-Ill), and then announced the amendment as his own, moments before Durbin was prepared to introduce the amendment on the Senate floor. Sen. Allen, befuddled by all the uproar, amended his earlier defense, stating, “In defense of appropriating the Defense appropriation amendment, I’d like to amend any earlier defenses. My constituents, Senator Durbin’s constituents, our constituents, understand that as a Bible believing Christian I am prone to take things literally, although I was actually standing up, not prone, when I took Senator Durbin’s amendment.” Critics were oddly satisfied by this response, since the “taking things literally” defense seemed to explain much of Senator Allen’s political career, including support for the Iraq oil war and tax breaks for his rich buddies.
In an unrelated story, The Association of American Libraries reported that The Holy Bible once again tops the list of the most stolen books from American libraries. A spokesman cited a growing number of religious fundamentalists which “literally take the Bible literally.”
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Tuesday, September 5th, 2006
Kansas Republicans Evolve — Into Democrats
Apparently, an incumbent governor and a former chair of the Kansas Republican party, among others, are sick and tired of fighting over Darwinism and have decided to evolve into Democrats. Of course, in the face of this blasphemy, most Kansas Republicans have re-affirmed their incapability of evolving. A steadfast Kansas Republican declared, “God created the Kansas Republican Party and a few blasphemers can’t change that; though, actually, we don’t really like to call it a ‘party,’ because that could lead to sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll. In Kansas, Republicans outnumber Democrats 2-to-1. Democrats will never outnumber us here in God’s country, because they abort their children and encourage unfruitful homosexual relationships. We know that their secret weapon is cloning, but Republicans have long ago perfected all being the same — so there!”
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Sunday, September 3rd, 2006
Afghan Opium Crop Exceeds Global Consumption
The United Nations says that opium cultivation is out of control, with Afghanistan’s crop totaling 92% of the world’s supply, which exceeds global consumption. Immediately, John Bolton, United States’ ambassador to the United Nations, criticized the U.N. for picking on a member nation, “We shouldn’t second guess a sovereign nation’s need for economic development, and Afghanistan’s agricultural renaissance is an economic miracle.” Critics were quick to point out to Bolton that opium production and heroin trafficking is illegal. Bolton, rebuffed them as naysayers, citing, “Actually, there are very few laws in Afghanistan that anybody takes very seriously. It is really a great incubator for the free market.” Ambassador Bolton, a controversial “recess” appointment by President George W. Bush, was once again reaffirmed by Mr. Bush, “Hey, if I want to appoint somebody while I’m on vacation or recess or whatever, I’ll do it. I’m a doing president. The real crime here is that heroin consumption is dangerously low for our world
economy’s health.” Bush urged Americans, the largest consumers of drugs of all sorts in the world, to step up to the plate and match world production. U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos M. Gutierrez stated that he was looking into some kind of business marketing and development grant to Afghani entrepreneurs. He added, “The Taliban almost completely destroyed this business sector. We glad to play any part we can in their turnaround.” Critics continued to push the issue of hypocrisy within the administration and its “war on drugs.” An administration official, speaking only on condition of unanimity, stated, “The subtlety of our war on drugs is lost on many Americans. You see, Afghanistan doesn’t actually have oil, just oil pipelines. So, this type of agricultural production does not interfere, in fact, in this case of heroin, it pacifies. However, take Columbia, they actually have lots of oil, and cocaine production ‘hypes thing up,’ thus representing a threat. Nevertheless, to the average drug-using American, the administration’s policies make perfect sense.”
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Sunday, September 3rd, 2006
Bush is Offensive President
Bush compares current Iraqi conflict to WWII. You know, because Hitler was appointed, not elected, used a domestic terrorist attack to justify the invasion of powerless nations that posed no threat, and demonized his critics as putting the nation at risk
Bush Casts Iraq War as Buttress to U.S. Freedom - L.A. Times
Suggesting a new version of the discredited domino theory — that failure to defeat communism in Southeast Asia would lead to communist attacks on the United States — he said that if the United States left Iraq before that country was secure in its democracy, the battle against terrorism would eventually be fought on American streets.
Bush added, “The domino theory needs to be resurrected. I’ve laid my cards on the table and everyone knows that I’m playing with double zeros; that is, if Dick Cheney helps. This is our key to victory, our not-so-secret weapon if you will.”
“We will stay on the offense,” he vowed. “We will fight the terrorists overseas so we do not have to face them here at home.”
First Lady Laura Bush echoed these sentiments and said that she would welcome him back as soon as the mission was accomplished. Bush concluded, “I am the offensive president, and I have nothing to defend.”
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Wednesday, August 30th, 2006
Freedom from Health Insurance Marches on
The U.S. Census Bureau yesterday released its annual report that estimates the number of uninsured Americans, showing that there are now 46.6 million Americans living without health insurance. President Bush immediately declared “mission accomplished” as millions more Americans are no longer burdened with a broken health care system. Bush stated, “I have heard the cries of the American people. They no longer want to deal with such a sick system. Hordes of Americans, rich and poor alike, are exercising their freedom to leave our crazy health insurance system.” Bush applauded the courage of these bold new freedom fighters and renewed his commitment to supporting their venture of 18,000 sacrificial premature deaths each year. Bush proposed eliminating the death tax in response to so many more expected deaths. “While most Americans resist incentives to die, such as our poorly organized health care system, getting rid of the death tax removes one more barrier. With the burden of the existing death tax, who knows, Americans may choose to live forever; and that surely would overwhelm our health care system, not to mention threatening social security and having to deal with so many old fogies on the road.”
In an unrelated story, Bush touted Armageddon and the rapture as means to offset the overwhelming influx of illegal aliens.
[for serious coverage on the uninsured, visit www.CoverTheUninsured.org]
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