al-Qaida Launches Pre-Emptive Strike On New Hampshire
February 25th, 2006 at 2:34 am by SmantixNot since the 2004 elections has Howard Dean faced such a quixotic opponent and internal strife at the DNC as al-Qaida showed that it too can fail boldly and spectacularly enough to be qualified for the Chairman’s seat of the Democratic Party:
ABQAIQ, Saudi Arabia – Suicide bombers carried out a bold attack on the world’s largest oil processing facility Friday but were stopped from breaking in by guards who fired on their cars, exploding both vehicles and killing the attackers.
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Al-Qaida purportedly claimed responsibility for the attack, the first on an oil facility in Saudi Arabia.
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At least two militants were killed in the explosions, and Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya television reported two security guards also died. Interior Ministry spokesman Lt. Gen. Mansour Al-Turki could not confirm the deaths of the security guards but said two were critically wounded with potentially lethal injuries.
An unnamed contact with the Dean campaign insisted, “The whole idea that al-Qaida thinks they’re against terrorism more than we are is just plain wrong. But if it’s a fight they want, it’s a fight they’ll get. We’ll bury them like we did Harry Reid.”
al-Qaida spokeman Abu Abd al-Rahman al-Najdi had a few stern words for the current Donk chairman:
“How dare infidel Dean question our patriotism? No one supports bringing the troops home more than we do. The time for cheap talk has passed. When given the choice between voting for the pretenders and the real-thing, we trust the people of Iowa and New Hampshire to be the solid progressives they’ve always been.”










February 25th, 2006 at 6:01 am
Bird flu strikes poultry farms in the land of foie gras
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February 25th, 2006 at 8:27 am
One possibility is that they thought the refinery was the Abqaiq Mr. Goodwrench. Having found their Buicks had Kia engines, they were really pissed off.