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Down! News!!! 03.18.05 Castro
Pissed; Dismisses List In Explicit Diss Fidel
Castro released a videotaped speech yesterday, expressing his
outrage over being
listed among the world's richest people by Forbes
magazine, with an estimated worth of 550 million. "Once
again, they have committed the infamy of speaking about
Castro’s fortune," he ranted in his rough native
Cuban. “Castro will be avenged!”
The
Forbes article estimated Castro's net worth based on the
income he derives from government-run retail stores,
pharmaceutical companies, and rubber raft manufacturers,
which together account for 72% of Cuba's GDP, or about 300
American dollars. In
his video-taped speech, Castro presented his country as a land
of golden opportunity for people who don't already live in
the United States. "Cuba is the only Latin American
country that fights inequality, and has the fairest income
distribution in the world," Castro stated, seating himself
heavily on the backs of two slaves and propping his feet up on
Elian Gonzalez.
He
shortly rose to his feet again, however, denouncing Steve Forbes
for his "clumsy slander."
"Forbes
has no credibility! Castro will sue!" he shouted at
the camera, tugging at his preposterous beard in frustration. Steve
Forbes reportedly found this gesture to be "startlingly
cute." A Reuters agent allegedly witnessed him bending over
his television, cooing in a high-pitched voice and poking
at the screen. "Who's a little dicky-wicky-tator-wator?"
Forbes asked. "You are! You are!"
Steve
Forbes has five daughters, and is expecting his first grandchild
in May. ************************************************** 03.16.05 Italian
Egress Distresses Press in US Italy
announced plans to begin pulling troops out of Iraq this week ,
a move that surprised many members of the press and several
pundits into admitting that not all the troops in Iraq belong to
the US.
“This
really throws a slug in our Caesar salad,” said a faceless
representative of East Coast Establishment Journalism.
“It's going to take a lot
of time to comb through our copy and put 'Coalition forces' in
place of 'American imperialist forces from greedy America', or
'innocent children,' both of which have rolled nicely off the
keyboard for months.” The
recent compromises do have their limits, however. The Associated
Press has reserved the right to substitute other phrases for
“Coalition soldiers,” such as “sacrificial
lambs sent to pointless death on an oil-drenched altar by the
neo-colonialist powers.” Similarly, Reuters will continue
to use the word “quagmire” to link the conflict in
Iraq to the Vietnam War, even in stories about the pros and cons
of installing your own vinyl siding.
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Castro
menaces enemies with bat, facial hair
