Comments on: Pakistan Invades America — “Without Permission”

By: fastfeat

fastfeat — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 15:10:49 +0000

Well-written!

As a US citizen, I am ashamed of so many things done in the name of my country. I am equally ashamed of citizens who cannot put themselves in the shoes of others to try to see things from the perspectives of those who may be affected by policy decisions made in “their name.”

Rarely does the flag offer adequate protection for the feet…

By: Alexandria

Alexandria — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 04:02:02 +0000

Wow! A Pakistani version of the the US. pre-emptive strike. Go Pakistan! Free the world of terrorists. After all America is killing your people without apology claiming you harbor terrorists. If the US wants it’s allies to stop terrorism, the first place to check is the place that started pointing fingers first.
A great analogy: A cheating man accuses his faithful wife of cheating on him to justify cheating on her even more all the while realising he was the sourse of the problem.
America is the problem. They gave money, weapons and backed up these terrorist groups for decades hopping to topple the Soviet Union, Then when the Soviet Union did topple, the terrorists felt they did not get enough recognition, so they made people understand how important they realy are by bringing fear and war to millions in every country. The US created the terreoists and the wife found out about the affair, now the US is trying to cover their tracks, but the bed is tainted by betrayl and infidelity. The US made it’s bed, now it is time to lay in it.

By: Gliscameria

Gliscameria — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 23:32:00 +0000

That was completely believable.
Let’s hope a google bot picks it up and spreads it like real news. =) It was an eye opener for sure.

Wars are the power of the rich. Terrorism is the power of the poor.

By: Erroll

Erroll — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:19:52 +0000

On the [alleged] web site Crooks and Liars, a clip was played featuring the liberal radio and now television host Rachel Maddow being aghast that Pakistani soldiers dared to fire upon American soldiers. It apparently never crossed Maddow’s mind that the Pakistanis have every right to defend their homeland from the U.S. military. One wonders what the chances are that a similar satire like this excellent article would appear on a program like The Daily Show. I suspect slim to none, as even faux liberals like Jon Stewart, like his colleague Rachel Maddow, know better than to accuse the United States too blatantly of being militaristic.

By: Poilu

Poilu — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 16:06:40 +0000

Another excellent, biting parody of this Bizarro-Regime we call an “administration”. Kudos to M. Junaid for a remarkable feat of “reality inversion” that inescapably hammers home its point.