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ISRAEL ATTACKED!
After Killing Eleven On Aid Ships
Richieville News Service – HAIFA
The nation of Israel was the suddenly and brutally attacked today, facing aggression on all sides as its enemies continued to question or even criticize its unprovoked massacre of unarmed peace activists in international waters. The attacks on the Jewish state continued unabated, and threatened to stretch into more than one news cycle, even after Israeli officials expressed regret over the deaths of the activists, who were aboard a flotilla bringing humanitarian aid to the people of the Gaza Strip. The unprovoked attack on Israel brought words of fierce condemnation from members of the international diplomatic community.
“Why is everything always our fault?” said Fanny Glembotski, President of the  West Palm Beach Haddasah. “It’s not Israel’s fault that those civilians, including a Nobel Peace Laureate and dozens of  legislators from numerous countries, were unarmed. Everyone is always ganging up on us.”
Ms. Glembotski was also scathing in her criticism of Jewish peace activists who  were siding with Israel’s enemies during this crisis. “They should be ashamed of themselves,” she said. “Do their parents know what they’re doing?”
Rabbi  Fishel Jacobs, of the lobbying group ACSINMW (American Committee To Support Israel No Matter What) issued a statement. “Although the sequence of events leading to the tragic loss of life is still unknown, and may in fact be unknowable, Israel clearly had no choice but to pursue a course, whatever it was, which led to this regrettable incident, whatever it was. And although we’re still not sure exactly what happened, we’re sure the Israeli actions, if there were any, were completely justified.”

You Asked, We Told

Army Comes Out – Marines, 
Navy Still In The Closet
Coast Guard Says It’s “Experimenting,” 
Thinks It Might Be Bi
Richieville News Service – WASHINGTON, D.C.
Although the measure to repeal the policy known as “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” has not yet passed the Senate, and would face months of Pentagon review before being implemented, it seems that large numbers of service members have decided this is the opportune time to reveal their homosexual orientation, including the entire 1st Infantry Division stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas,  the 1st Armored Division, at Weisbaden, Germany and the 82nd Airborne, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Reports indicated that numerous other units had also “come out”, including the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Brigade Combat Teams at Fort Stewart, Georgia and elements of the 10th Mountain Division, Fort  Drum, New York.
“Oh, yeah, we’re all gay,” said Lt. Jesse McCullum, of the 82nd Airborne. “We decided not to wait any longer before coming out. You got a problem with that?”

Officials at the Pentagon, who have acknowledged for some time that tens of thousands of gay men and women were in the armed services, nonetheless seemed caught off guard by the revelation that the vast majority of soldiers are homosexual.

“We had no idea,” said Lt. Colonel Matthew D. Forest at the Pentagon. “I guess this solves our whole implementation problem. By the way, I’m gay, too. And the guys who’ve been enforcing Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell? All gay. They were just overcompensating to hide it.”

When asked how this new openness would affect Army effectiveness, Lt. Colonel Forest replied, “Not one bit – we’ll just have one less thing to worry about. I just wish the Marines would come out already. They’re such wimps.”

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