Tuesday, October 04, 2005

Ridiculous

Liberal tin hat tomfoolery Check this out (via soap blox chicago)
What do we make of the Saturday, October 1 Washington Post headline “Poison Found in Air During Anti-War Protest”?...Equally puzzling was an earlier Post report: “Weekend protesters hit travel snags.” The article reported that

Amtrak trains from New York City were turned back, cancelled or delayed from heading to the nation’s capitol for the biggest peace demonstration since the Vietnam War era. Also, Metro subway cars coming into the capitol were disrupted by repairs.

Federal officials are still pondering the

death of five people on U.S. soil and scores of others who were infected with U.S. military-grade anthrax in the fall of 2001

...Coincidence theorists. You gotta love ‘em and their great faith in believing in the statistically improbable occurrence of events, rather than an

alternative hypothesis: that friends of Bush (FOBs) planted the tularemia bacteria, just as they most likely sent anthrax to Democratic senators and the media

...Unfortunately, tularemia has been long used as a military biological weapon. We should consider the presence of tularemia a shot across the bow to the peace movement from

an administration willing to cheat, steal, torture, lie and kill to further its political agenda. Karl Rove, the president’s brain, brags of his worship of Machiavelli and will do anything to keep his Texas prince in power.

This history of tularemia suggests it is a long-standing weapon used by

fascists, militarists and authoritarians

...In another coincidence, it was the

Battelle Memorial Institute that “botched” the exit polls in the 2002 election that would have served as protection against the unexplainable defeat of Senator Max Cleland of Georgia who was up 9-12 points in the tracking polls just prior to Election Day.


Is this satire? It's getting hard to tell. Since they are cleary aspiring to Kosian level, I have promoted their link, S-to-the-oap Bizzle Chigizzle

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