AN OLD RIDDLE
Genghis Khan the great Mongolian warrior who has long been a source
of inspiration to me once asked “What greater thrill can one man
know than to rape a mother before the very eyes of her child.”
It’s an awful good question and one I spent many hours pondering
in my youth. Finally I managed to come up with something even better.
How about if he rapes everybody’s mother all at once right in
front of their very eyes. That’s right folks I’m talkin
‘bout good ol’ mother earth. Since being elected to the
presidency I have dedicated myself to doing just that at every available
opportunity. Of course coming from a background as an oil man I had
plenty of practice even before I got to sit in the big chair. Nonetheless
I believe I have surpassed all expectations in this field and am truly
proud of my accomplishments.
KYOTO
Pulling the United States out of the Kyoto Protocol in 2001 was possibly
my finest moment. Long after the rest of my legacy has long been forgotten;
when Florida, Louisiana, and New York City lie deep underwater and the
last polar bear is no more, people will perhaps, still find it in their
hearts to remember the name of George W Bush.
The United States covers about 5% of the world’s land mass, we
represent 5% of the world’s population, but we produce 26%
of the world’s emissions. By pulling us out of the first international
treaty which tried to combat global warming I pretty much managed to
cripple it single-handedly. Yes I did.
THE ONGOING STRUGGLE
My achievements do not end with Kyoto of course. Since January 2001
we have done everything in our power to threaten; whales,
wild
salmon, Sea
Turtles, grey
wolves, the
Florida panther and any other creatures we saw a chance of wiping
out. We cut funding for the
endangered
species act and consistently strived
to weaken the
protections for endangered species in other ways.
We even changed the law to make it legal for Americans to hunt
and capture endangered species like elephants and crocodiles in
other countries. We relentlessly
pushed for the opening
of oilfields in The Arctic National
Wildlife refuge. And as many other places
of natural beauty as we could find.
We have continuously
striven to chop
down our national
forests. We have changed the law
to allow pesticides to be used on waterways. We cancelled
a health regulation reducing arsenic in drinking water and removed
protection from 20 million acres
of wetlands.
Meanwhile over in Iraq our actions have been as devastating
to the environment as they have to human life.
I could go on forever, but dick cheney wants to have a chat about what
we can do to get rid of the bald eagle. Rest assured folks, not a day
goes by when I don’t try to think of new ways to screw this lille
green planet. I couldn’t stop if I tried. It’s what turns
me on.
THE OTHER KIND OF RAPE
You may also have heard that in December 2002 I was accused of raping
a woman by the name of Marie Schodinger in Fort Bend County Texas. There
is a good chance, however that you did not since the story was not widely
reported in the mainstream media. Perhaps you did come across the story
and dismissed it as a rumour or an urban legend of some sort reasoning
that if it was true it would have been a huge story. I can assure you
that this story is 100% accurate and is a matter of public record. The
relevant documents have recently been removed from the official website
of the Fort
Bend County Court but copies can still be obtained from them for
a price.
Nine months later on 22nd September 2003 Marie Schodinger was killed
by a single bullet wound to the head. The official verdict was suicide.
Her
Death was not reported in a single American Newspaper. Perhaps they
were scared. I certainly hope so. If I were you I wouldn’t go
round shouting YOUR mouth about it either. Careful now folks.