Larissa
1st March 2003, 13:21
http://www.marchtowar.com/
"1.. Blood for oil? You bet!
While the rest of the country eagerly anticipates war with Iraq, one lucky soul will reap the benefits right away. That's right, we're giving away free gasoline to the winner of our Baghdad Bonanza Betting pool. So
fire up the S.U.V. - it won't be long now!
Here's how it works:
1.. Players guess when the war will finally begin.
2.. Each guess requires a $5 donation.
3.. The player with the winning guess (closest to actual start of hostilities) will receive prepaid gas cards valued at 20% of the total pool.
The remainder will be donated to humanitarian organizations helping Iraqi civilian casualties."
By the way, humanitarian organizations are currently being bought off by the U.S. government. A big plan is underway to ensure that henceforth the U.S. wages major wars and controls the "humanitarian" efforts that accompany them. Humanitarian organizations that try to assert their independence will pay a heavy price. Complaints about torture and legal niceties are to be
kept to a minimum.
Welcome to Pax Americana. I fear it'll be with us for many decades to come.
"1.. Blood for oil? You bet!
While the rest of the country eagerly anticipates war with Iraq, one lucky soul will reap the benefits right away. That's right, we're giving away free gasoline to the winner of our Baghdad Bonanza Betting pool. So
fire up the S.U.V. - it won't be long now!
Here's how it works:
1.. Players guess when the war will finally begin.
2.. Each guess requires a $5 donation.
3.. The player with the winning guess (closest to actual start of hostilities) will receive prepaid gas cards valued at 20% of the total pool.
The remainder will be donated to humanitarian organizations helping Iraqi civilian casualties."
By the way, humanitarian organizations are currently being bought off by the U.S. government. A big plan is underway to ensure that henceforth the U.S. wages major wars and controls the "humanitarian" efforts that accompany them. Humanitarian organizations that try to assert their independence will pay a heavy price. Complaints about torture and legal niceties are to be
kept to a minimum.
Welcome to Pax Americana. I fear it'll be with us for many decades to come.