Now that those God-hating homos from the Wrong Coast seem to have made in-roads into the sanctum sanctorum (sorry, Rick) of the Capitol, it's only a matter of time before the nation falls apart. Word on the street here in sunny Southern California confirms our worst fears will be realized; appearing at a local Trader Joe's, an inebriated Nancy Pelosi stood atop the express lane checkout and announced some of the forthcoming Democrat-supported measures that will be instituted across the country:
• Mandatory abortions for women upon their 18th birthday just to "get them into the swing of things."
• Snack machines in elementary schools to be replaced with condom machines.
• Osama bin Laden to be appointed Secretary of Raping White Women.
• Full apologies to and amnesty for Saddam Hussein, who will be reinstated as ruler of Iraq and also given control of the Carolinas.
• The resurrection of Hussein's sons through the use of cloning technology and stem-cell harvesting from the mentally retarded, who probably won't put up much of a fight.
• Water fountains to be replaced with really snooty-looking coffee stands.
• Forced sodomizing of public officials and citizens who speak out against gay marriage.
• Bibles to be banned; punishment for owning one to include being punched in the balls by atheists.
• Deportation of Southerners to work in Mexican sweatshops.
• French and Farsi to be instituted as dual national languages.
That's as far as she got before gorging herself on mini peanut butter cups and passing out.
We're in for dark times indeed, friends. Dark times indeed.
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The Democrats' (Not So) Secret Plans To Undermine America: The Horror ... The Horror
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Re: The Democrats' (Not So) Secret Plans To Undermine America: The Horror ... The Horror
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Kevin Longrie
on Thu 09 Nov 2006 01:50 AM PST | Permanent Link
Not to mention as Colbert pointed out, the Dems have been the majority for over a day now and they've already got us stuck in an unwinable war.
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on Thu 09 Nov 2006 08:10 AM PST | Permanent Link
I was going to use Brick's warning about women's menstrual cycles and bears for Pelosi but I couldn't remember how it went. But it would've been good. Use your imagination.
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You haven't experienced true forced sodomization until you've lived in the Sig Shack.
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on Thu 09 Nov 2006 09:24 AM PST | Permanent Link
Don't forget that Kerry will now be instated as Secretary of Defense in place of Donny.
Re: Re: The Democrats' (Not So) Secret Plans To Undermine America: The Horror ... The Horror
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Oh, that was posted by Yours Truly. Terri. Yeah, I said it.
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