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funny-ish
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After having pages of detailed how-to-build-an-atom-bomb plans up on the Web for about a month, in an effort to score some political points, and finally taking them down only when the New York Times shames them into it (and of course, their reaction is "How dare they mention that we did that?"), I keep seeing footage of George W. Bush on a campaign stop in Missouri. He's strutting and fretting on the stage, wearing his "just folks" blue shirt with the sleeves rolled up just so, and all over the place are these big signs that say "SHOW ME."
"SHOW ME." Okay, maybe it's not even funny-ish.
"SHOW ME." All through September, they had diagrams, formulas, test data, a regular road map of how to make your own nukes. Right up there in a bunch of "Operation Iraqi Freedom" web pages. To his credit, Negroponte tried to tell them it was a bad idea, but George overruled him and those intelligence pansies who didn't think we should be doing it.
"SHOW ME." Nuke plans on the web.
"SHOW ME."
Show them on Tuesday.
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After having pages of detailed how-to-build-an-atom-bomb plans up on the Web for about a month, in an effort to score some political points, and finally taking them down only when the New York Times shames them into it (and of course, their reaction is "How dare they mention that we did that?"), I keep seeing footage of George W. Bush on a campaign stop in Missouri. He's strutting and fretting on the stage, wearing his "just folks" blue shirt with the sleeves rolled up just so, and all over the place are these big signs that say "SHOW ME."
"SHOW ME." Okay, maybe it's not even funny-ish.
"SHOW ME." All through September, they had diagrams, formulas, test data, a regular road map of how to make your own nukes. Right up there in a bunch of "Operation Iraqi Freedom" web pages. To his credit, Negroponte tried to tell them it was a bad idea, but George overruled him and those intelligence pansies who didn't think we should be doing it.
"SHOW ME." Nuke plans on the web.
"SHOW ME."
Show them on Tuesday.
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