As we all have heard, both President Obama and former Vice President Cheney gave dueling speeches today on the topic of national security. While the actual content of Cheney's speech mimicked the attacks he's been lobbing for the past weeks, news was made in the fact that Cheney has finally been revealed as an cyborg.
As you will see, during Cheney's speech, a malfunction of some sort caused a small explosion which caused the Cheney-Borg's flesh-like covering to melt, thus revealing the endoskeleton hidden beneath.
Take a look.
So, we now know that Cheney is a Terminator designed by Skynet to bring about the end of our civilization. Looking back, I can't say that I'm particularly surprised. It's something we all should have seen coming. All those heart surgeries? Tune ups. Upgrades for the C-1000. The Cheneynator. No, strike that. The Dickanator.
It explains his choice of language. Enhanced interrogations. Sounds like something a heartless machine would say.
It also explains why he keeps coming back. He's a machine. It's his programming. His mission is not complete. And it seems like he's unstoppable, but that's not the case. I've done some research, and there is one known way to stop a Dickanator and that's to prosecute him for his war crimes.
But, my guess is that isn't in the script, and it's too bad because I don't think C2 is a sequel any of us really want to see.
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I jes seen Elvis on t.v. ,he looks unhappy and very constipated
So this type of silly attack is all you can come up with after Cheney exposed Obamas policies for what they are. This empty-suit Obama cannot hold a candle to Cheney. The Bush policies worked so that is just something Obama is going to have to live with. Stop taking the side of the terorist at every turn an live in the real dangerous world.
Rick Nelson
His message, after all, has always been "Come with me if you want to live."
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Ha, that's true.
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