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			I couldn't find the part where this has anything to do with anything I am 
interested in. 
 
"MadDogDave"  wrote in message 
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 Who is not outraged and upset that a certain comedian who shall remain 
 nameless that some call Al Franklin has had the nerve to call his new 
 book "Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair and Balanced Look 
 at the Right." Well, I guess not the people who made it a best seller 
 before it is even published, but I am sure they are liberals and 
 moderates and other extremists. 
 
 Imagine the ordasity of this so-called person to attack such great 
 Americans as Rupert Murdoch and Sun Myung Moon. 
 
 Worst of all, he actually dared to say fair and balanced as if he had 
 the right to do so! What kind of country is it when just anybody can say 
 fair and balanced? Is that why our Foundling Fathers fought and died at 
 Little Big Horn, so that someone could just say fair and balanced 
 whenever they felt like it? 
 
 Everyone knows that fair and balanced is owned by Rupert Murdoch for his 
 Fox News Channel, which Mr. Padnavatham used to let me watch sometimes 
 when he was not looking at Hindu musicals or "Calling All Cooks" before 
 I got thrown out there and ended up here at the Daisyview Trailer Park 
 which is worse than communist Canada and I never get to see it any more. 
 But I am sure it is still fair and balanced even if I do not see it, 
 because I know just what Bill O. Reilly and Sean Hannity and the rest 
 would say even when I do not hear them say it. They are patriots like me. 
 
 Does Al Franklin not know that fair and balanced belongs to Fox? Or 
 worse yet, does he not care? Is it possible he thinks just anyone should 
 be able to say fair and balanced when ever they want to? 
 
 It is sad to report that Fox News has had to go to court to protect fair 
 and balanced from this jugglenot of terror. Which is not one of these 
 fribolous lawsuits that are such a problem in this country and need to 
 be stamped out. 
 
 Well I say it is time to draw a line in the sand! (There is only grass 
 and dirt at the trailer park, but you know what I mean.) I am not going 
 to say fair or balanced from now on, ever again to help out Fox News in 
 its hour of need. That means no fair, and no balanced and certainly not 
 the two of them together. And just to play it safe I am never going to 
 say you should decide what I report either. And I hope you will not say 
 fair and balanced too. Tell your friends and neighbors not to say fair 
 and balanced either. This could be another freedom fries if we do it 
 right, and look how that turned out! 
 
 I also hope we will all continue to support the troops in Iraq by not 
 making a fuss when they get their pay cut. Yes, they do not have enough 
 food or water but that is the miracle of privatization, and I am sure 
 they appreciate the sacrifices they are making for this great ideal. 
 After all that is why we are there, for ideals, and not for those 
 weapons of mass distraction which you cannot prove Our Great President 
 ever actually said were really there, which was the fault of the British 
 having intelligence. No one can prove Our Great President had 
 intelligence at any time. 
 
 But now that the hospitals are so filled with casualties that they are 
 being moved to hotels, some crybaby DemocRats are asking "What is the 
 exit strategy? When will our troops come home?" 
 
 Well it will take as long as it takes, Our Great President said while he 
 was on vacation, and that ought to be good enough for you and me, 
 especially you. 
 
 It was good to see George W. and his great economic disaster team 
 walking around in Texas the other day, and yes they were in 100 degree 
 sun without any hats, but that does not mean they have no sense. That 
 was just Mrs. Brown Rosenfeld trying to be funny, which she is not. Just 
 the other day, there was a report on the radio news saying the president 
 felt optimistic about the economy, and she said, "Well, hell, if I had 
 fat cats giving me millions during my 35 day vacation, I would be 
 optimistic too." That is not funny either. It is horrible to have 
 suspicious people thinking there is something underhanded about an 
 innocent barbecue for millionaires with campaign contributions just 
 because it was kept secret. 
 
 But my heart was beating with pride when a great toy company put out Our 
 Great Toy President in His Pilot Costume so we can all remember that 
 "mission accomplished" and how there is nothing to worry about in Iraq 
 anymore except the killing and so on. It is an action figure and not a 
 doll, too, so stop calling it a doll. I bet even Arnold Schwartzenabor 
 wishes he had an action figure like George W., and in fact I am sure he 
 did get one just as I did, and you cannot prove either one of us stole 
 it, either. 
 
 I was very proud to of got one of the very first ones, but while I was 
 showing it to Secret Service Agent Brown I lost my balance and dropped 
 it and the savage watchdog Cujo grabbed it and ran off with it. 
 
 It took a wile to chase him down, and Secret Service Agent Brown had to 
 hold the dog so I could get near it. And I am horrified and sad to 
 report that Cujo had chewed up Our Great President's little head and now 
 he only looks like old chewing gum instead of his handsome self. You 
 would think any patriotic American would be horror and struck, but Mrs. 
 Brown Rosenfeld just laughed and said "Stop sniveling about your stupid 
 dolly, you big sissy." Imagine, me who was shot in the ass defending 
 America from the tyrants of Grenada, a sissy! That was not fair. 
 
 Well, it is not a doll but an action figure, and when I went to sleep 
 that night I told it just what I would of told Our Great President 
 himself if I was going to bed with him: "I know that you will lead us to 
 a great new America where no one pays attention to dying soldiers or 
 what millionaires are up to, but keeps an eye on what is important, like 
 people who dare to say fair and balanced. And do not worry about your 
 head. Amen." 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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