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Ministry of Health Adds Dogs to Wartime Food Pyramid
BAGHDAD (BTI) - A joint commission consisting of the Ministry
of Health, Welfare and Beating along with the Baghdad Humane and
Animal Culinary Society has released its findings in a new report
that is sure to make dog owners rejoice. The commision updated
the national "food pyramid" diet guidelines after concluding
that having a dog as a pet can not only soothe you in these uneasy
times, but can can provide you with a fine, nutritious meal during
wartime food shortages. "Everyone should have a dog for their own
mental health. And dinner table," said Ahmed Ahmed, who headed up
the joint commission.
(Reported by Jamal Rabadan)
Pants-Shitting on Rise as Threat of Attack Looms
BAGHDAD (BTI) - The filling of one's garments with most unclean and
unrespectable waste has been on the increase in Baghdad and its
environs, a Noble Report from the Great Ministry of Health has said in
its wisdom, thank Allah. Ahmed al-Akbar Mohammed, great and wise health
inspector, has reported at least seven and 60 cases of grown men dropping their unholy dirty matter into their own raiments, much as a child yet in its swaddling would do, in what he called "fear of great bodily harm and loss of many cattle and children" under a possible U.S. attack. Mohammed, his own robes filled with a foul-smelling bundle of his body's Great Satan, refused to speculate on the number of woman-hours that would be required to purify all of the soiled and blasphemous linen in the coming weeks.
(Reported by Tripoli al-Rueteniq)
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Saddam Offers Tax Cuts to All Who Die Defending Baghdad
BAGHDAD (BTI) - Faced with the prospect of a massive American invasion of
his capital, our beloved President Saddam Hussein today offered a tax cut to
all citizens who die defending Baghdad. "A tax cut is not only good for the
economy, but it helps inspire Iraqis to give that extra effort that might,
conceivably, in some dream world, save my ass," said the President. The evil
war-mongering Zionist-loving U.S. President Bush responded, "Even I can't
imagine a tax cut helping motivate people to make the ultimate sacrifice to
save some evildoer. Unless 98 percent of it goes to the wealthiest 5 percent -- that could work."
(Reported by Ishmael Ali-Ghieri)
Women and Children Reminded to Die Easily
BAGHDAD (BTI) - Your government would like to remind all women and
children to die easily in the coming unjustified war from America. While
you cannot help the great Iraqi resistance with your strength, your
dead, and preferably face-up, bodies will help us show the brutality of
America's aggression. "Mothers, if you are even only slightly injured,
do not hold on to life," the Ministry of Interior instructed. "Rather, go to the street to die in glory and allow your crying children to call for
foreign news media." If you are not lucky enough to live near or over a
beautiful weapons supply then please sleep under heavy objects so that
distant explosions can still maim you.
(Reported by Mahruka)
Court Upholds Saddam's Right to Hold Citizens Indefinitely
BAGHDAD (BTI) - The Supreme Revolutionary Court upheld President Saddam
Hussein's right to hold Iraqi citizens in indefinite detention. The
decision concerns the case of Yusef Fadulah, currently being held for
criticizing the execution of his brother for plotting to shave his
mustache. "Our glorious leader knows what's best for Iraq," explained
Chief Justice Raj-Qist. "If the President accuses someone of being an
enemy of Iraq, he is an enemy of Iraq. Enemies have no rights. They
should be sent to an island prison and forgotten. What do you think
this is, the United States?" Hussein argued Iraqis sometimes just like
to be held.
(Reported by Sheik Sharkey)
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Report: Americans Worship Weekly Craven "Idol"
NEW YORK (BTI) - Reports from the Great Satan confirm that not only do
the weak-minded masses of this putrid nation worship images of Coca-Cola
and The Bell of Tacos, but also gather weekly for ritual services paying
tribute to a television "American Idol." In a disgusting and blasphemous
lack of humility, contestants from Great Evil cities like San Antonio of
the Texas and Duluth-Home-to-Minnesotans compete to be worshipped by the
masses. Also there is Jared, the once-great man of Subway to whom
thousands offer a pledge of fasting and abuse.
(Reported by Tripoli al-Rueteniq)
School Makes Hunkering Down for War Fun for Kids
BAGHDAD (BTI) - Rania Falood's third-grade students busied themselves
this week putting the finishing touches on their massive art
project -- painting "School ... Don't Bomb Here!" on the school's
roof in 20-foot-high letters. It is hoped U.S. pilots will appreciate
not only the message, but the amount of work that went into
it. Little Fatimah Al-Sheik did a wonderful job outlining the
letters in a perfect Arial font while the rest of the class
spent many hours filling them in with red paint stolen from
a local Republican Guard depot. Mahbub Hammadi, 8, suggested
they also paint "Chemical Weapons Factory," followed by a huge
arrow pointing to the large nondescript building down the street.
In the end, though, the entire class put it to a vote and decided
that it was not necessary to be that helpful.
(Reported by Hashim Jabir)
Crazed Concertgoers Throw Burqas on Stage
BAGHDAD (BTI) - Pop singer Saadoun Al-Bayati's return to the Hussein
the Magnificent Arena Saturday was a triumph in every sense of the
word. The astounding artistry that is Iraqi pop music was much on
display and provided a poignant nose-thumbing to the Great Satan,
whose pop artists cannot begin to understand how to properly
enrapture an audience while paying tribute to the greatest of all
leaders, Saddam Hussein. The beautiful women in the audience were
particularly under the spell of Al-Bayati, throwing their burqas onto the stage -- spare burqas, of course, as Iraqi women are pure and chaste, unlike their counterparts in the land of the imperialist breast-baring devils.
(Reported by Trismoud Fabreez)
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