Thursday, January 13, 2005

For Family & Friends Not Familiar with Fafblog

Fafnir, Medium Lobster & Giblets are the most funniest writers in Blogoland. See fer yersef:
what fool's errand?
So there's gonna be a whole lotta whining and bitching about "oh the Iraq War was a sham" all because the US military gave up looking for weapons of mass destruction. Three weeks ago. Well, that's a whole lotta crap! By invading Iraq the US headed off a grave and gathering threat, like a mushroom cloud made of terrorists! Oh, you hear a lotta talk about "chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons" that never turned up. But does the "Mainstream Media" ever talk about the OTHER weapons of mass destruction that the US has disarmed in Operation Iraqi Freedom? No!

SAND! It is well-known in the "blogosphere" that Saddam was mastering the creation of unstoppable Sand Golems capable of crushing whole cities in monster rampages! Only by siezing control of deadly Iraqi sand could we protect decent Americans from this menace. But the threat of high-sand-content nations isn't over! Giblets hears that Syria may already have a sand processing plant up and running!

ARABS! Saddam had hidden thousands of potentially deadly "dual-use" Arabs that could have been weaponized at any moment! Fortunately the US military has been rounding up and destroying these civilians of mass destruction. But did Saddam hide any of these CMDs to other countries such as Iran and Syria? Giblets says there's only one way to find out!

OIL! Ever tried to drink oil? Oh, it tastes pretty good, but after a while you can get reeeeeaaal sick. So what was Saddam doing with all this black Giblets-sickening stuff in his country anyway!
posted by Giblets at 11:45 AM Comments (10)

Thanks Gibs my friend for clearing this up.

In other No WMD news, a clever fellow called The Poor Man created a nice chart to compare the fallout from media failings/lies of "Rathergate" to that of the WMD. As we used to be told in our AP English class essays, "Compare and contrast...".

And in case anyone has forgotten how shamelessly the Bush Administration flogged this issue, Daily Kos diarist Macabbee published What They Said. Staggering and shameful.

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