NEW FLAG "HUGELY
POPULAR" WITH IRAQIS
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A section of the new British-designed flag as it flew proudly from
the gun tower of the Walt Disney detention centre in Bagdhad today
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War 'Still going great' says
Hubbard
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"Everything is fine and the
war is still definitely going great", said chief Pentagon
spokesman Enron Hubbard, speaking from his bunker deep in the heart
of the Walt Disney Detention Centre in the north of Bagdhad yesterday,
"even though it has been over for a year now and we won."
Wearing a Napolean hat, and drawing a diagram
with his toe in a sand tray he explained; "Ever since we redesigned
the Iraqi flag, with it's horrid clashing colours, everyone here
loves us, and I'm told that outside of this secure compound, the
streets of Bagdhad are today echoing with the sound of happy Iraqi
children eagerly anticipating the arrival of McDonald's, WWF wrestling,
MTV, Internet Porn, electricity, food and water".
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MOBILISED
CLONE
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Unpromted, he continued;
"Sure that crazy guy we put in to sort out the mess in Fallujah
looks a little bit like Saddam, but what
the hell? In the battle to separate hearts from minds, anything
goes, and the simple fact is that these people much prefer to be
pushed around by a moustachioed fat Iraqi, than a short-haired asshole
from an Indiana trailer-park. Astonishingly, there
is still a small minority of Iraqis who remain unconvinced, despite
the evidence, that they have been liberated. You can rest assured
that we will continue our policy of dropping
bombs on them until they are. These misguided people are merely
the last tattered remnants of Saddam's Baathist Republican Guards,
or Communists, or those other guys who don't like us."
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IRAQLASH
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When asked to comment about
the incriminating pictures now circulating showing the apparent
torture of Iraqi prisoners by american soldiers, Mr. Hubbard lit
a cigar and put on a recording of Verdi's Requiem. Standing
on a crate of Beluga caviar and reading from a prepared statement
he said; "Those so-called pictures are vile, revolting and
by anyone's standards worthy of only the utmost condemnation.
The evil perpetrators of these ghastly images should, in my opinion,
be strung up with electrodes tied to their nuts and have their
heads thrust up each other's asses. Never in my 25 year career
in the defence business have I witnessed such reprehensible photographs."
Pulling a selection of the photos out of his wallet he spread
them on the floor and waved his cigar at them distainfully; "I
mean look at them.......even if they hadn't been out of focus,
the composition is inept, the shutter speeds all wrong, and the
backgrounds banal, to say the least."
Enron Hubbard is 53 and uses a Nikon F1.
©guano associated press
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