“In the wrong hands, the truth can destabilize regions and even destroy entire civilizations,” Mr. Bush said. “In that respect, the truth itself is a weapon of mass destruction – one that Mr. Saddam Hussein will never be able to use again.”
The President closed his speech with tough words for North Korea’s Kim Jung-il, whom the President accused of telling the truth about his own weapons program.
The President closed his speech with tough words for North Korea’s Kim Jung-il, whom the President accused of telling the truth about his own weapons program.
Naming Mr. Kim a member of what he called “The Axis of Veracity,” Mr. Bush urged the North Korean madman to cease and desist telling the truth and to “join the community of truth-fearing nations.”
Andy Borowitz
The Borowitz Report
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Andy Borowitz
The Borowitz Report
http://www.borowitzreport.com
Waste Someone's Time: Forward to a Friend.
For more satire, please visit The Borowitz Report http://www.borowitzreport.com
Two Books by Andy Borowitz
Governor Arnold:
A Photodiary of His First 100 Days in Office
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The CEO's Guide to Surviving in Prison
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Governor Arnold:
A Photodiary of His First 100 Days in Office
Who Moved My Soap?:
The CEO's Guide to Surviving in Prison
For more information:
The Borowitz Report http://www.borowitzreport.com