Weapons of Mass Destruction
Found
copyright © 2003
by Robert L. Blau
March 3, 2004 - The White House announced today that the missing
Iraqi weapons of mass destruction have been found in Alabama.
According to White House spokesman Arty Stonewall, the elusive WMDs
were discovered at Anniston Army Depot, thanks to a harmless leak of
deadly sarin nerve gas. When asked how the leak could be
simultaneously harmless and deadly, Mr. Stonewall stated, "Saddam and
his henchman hid these hideous weapons in ordinary fruit juice cartons
and handed them over to Al Qaeda operatives, who smuggled them into the
very heart of American democracy, while John Kerry shmoozed with Jane
Fonda."
Asked how sarin gas could be smuggled inside waxed
cardboard containers, Mr. Stonewall replied, "This is clear proof of
the Saddam - Al Qaeda link."
Asked to present some evidence of this link, Mr.
Stonewall said, "This proves that President Bush was right all along,
so everybody just shut up and vote for him this time."
The March 2 sarin leak was not the first of its kind
at Anniston. There have been almost 900 such incidents since
1982, when the United States began destroying its chemical
munitions. Mr. Stonewall pointed to these findings as evidence
that Saddam began hiding his WMDs well in advance of last year's
American invasion of Iraq.
Asked why on earth Saddam would have started doing
this 20 years ago, Mr. Stonewall said, "Incontovertible intelligence
shows that the WMDs were shipped through Canada.
Canadian denials confirm beyond the shadow of a doubt that they
could launch a nuclear strike against the United States within 15
minutes. The President has called on Canada to
renounce its terrorist ties and turn over all of its WMDs immediately
or face the consequences on or around November 2."