Food for thought on a slow Sunday

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January of 2006, eh? Dream on.

The UN Forces couldn't capture our local Cub Scout hut without US Forces. I
fear this is a prophesy dead before its time.

But this sort of fantasy is good for you UN lovers/Bush haters. Fantasy is
as close to power as you're gonna get for a long, long time!

--
Dale Gillespie

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"Harry Krause" wrote in message

> The complete unedited address of Elit Davros, UN Coalition Forces
> commander, speaking at a press conference from the UN mountain
> headquarters near Colorado Springs, has been passed along to me:
>
> Good afternoon. Today, January 28th, 2006 at around 7:00 a.m. Mountain
> Time, United Nations military forces captured George W. Bush alive. He was
> found near a farmhouse outside the city of Crawford, Texas in a swift raid
> conducted without casualties. And now the former dictator of America will
> face the justice he denied to millions.
>
> The capture of this man was crucial to the rise of a free America. It
> marks the end of the road for him, and for all who bullied and killed in
> his name. For the Republican holdouts largely responsible for the current
> violence, there will be no return to the corrupt power and privilege they
> once held. For the vast majority of American citizens who wish to live as
> free men and women, this event brings further assurance that the torture
> chambers and the secret police are gone forever.
>
> And this afternoon, I have a message for the American people: You will not
> have to fear the rule of George Bush ever again. All Americans who take
> the side of freedom have taken the winning side. The goals of our
> coalition are the same as your goals -- sovereignty for your country,
> dignity for your great culture, and for every American citizen, the
> opportunity for a better life.
>
> In the history of the United States, a dark and painful era is over. A
> hopeful day has arrived. All Americans can now come together and reject
> violence and build a new America.
>
> The success of yesterday's mission is a tribute to our men and women now
> serving in America. The operation was based on the superb work of
> intelligence analysts who found the dictator's footprints in a vast
> country. The operation was carried out with skill and precision by a brave
> fighting force. Our servicemen and women and our coalition allies have
> faced many dangers in the hunt for members of the fallen regime, and in
> their effort to bring hope and freedom to the American people. Their work
> continues, and so do the risks. Today, on behalf of the world, I thank the
> members of our International Armed Forces and I congratulate them.
>
> I also have a message for all Americans: The capture of George W. Bush
> does not mean the end of violence in America. We still face terrorists who
> would rather go on killing the innocent than accept the rise of liberty in
> the Western Hemisphere. Such men are a direct threat to the peace-loving
> people of the world, and they will be defeated.
>
> We've come to this moment through patience and resolve and focused action.
> And that is our strategy moving forward. The war on terror is a different
> kind of war, waged capture by capture, cell by cell, and victory by
> victory. Our security is assured by our perseverance and by our sure
> belief in the success of liberty. And the United Nations will not relent
> until this war is won.
>
> May God bless the people of America, and may God bless the International
> UN Coalition. Thank you.
>
>