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chicagoan
01-06-2006, 01:53 AM
JANUARY 3, 2006. The following conversation took place in the Oval Office---

Q: Mr. President, it's definite. They know NSA has been spying on Americans. And they know you think it's a good idea.

A: Who cares? I'm on the warpath.

Q: We have to do something.

A: I'll tell them the war requires extreme measures to protect the freedoms we hold so---

Q: They've heard that speech before.

A: So what? God has talked to me many times.

Q: Are we going to investigate NSA?

A: Are you crazy? That would stir up a shitpot of ill repute.

Q: What?

A: You know what I mean.

Q: We have to investigate.

A: Yes, but the question is who?

Q: Excuse me?

A: Who do we investigate?

Q: Well---

A: There was a leak.

Q: Which one are you talking about?

A: Do I have to do all the work?

Q: We could...let see, we could launch a probe into who leaked the fact that NSA has been spying on Americans.

A: Run that by me again?

Q: We ask, who let everybody know that NSA has been spying on Americans?

A: Yeah?

Q: We cover a crime by inventing a new one.

A: And that would work?

Q: It could. Instead of admitting NSA committed a crime, we say the crime was telling everyone that NSA was committing a crime.

A: Only we don't say it that way.

Q: Yeah.

A: Sounds okay to me.

Q: This discussion you and I are having? It never happened. Otherwise, you and I could be accused of conspiring to commit a crime about committing a crime about committing a crime. I think that's right.

A: Whatever. Get on it. Tell Cheney.

Q: I am Cheney.

A: Well, good then.

JON RAPPOPORT www.nomorefakenews.com