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ISSUE 4

Where's
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Marjory?

Let the RAT SQUEAK The Ratcrotch
16th January 2003

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War not inevitable says Blair
The UK Government will not be rushed into attacking Iraq, Prime Minister Tony Blair informed the House of Commons today.

"There is no evidence of any effort to produce weapons of biological or nuclear mass destruction," said Mr Blair. "Military action would be entirely unjustified."

Tony Blair weeps for the innocent dead of Iraq

Tony Blair -

"I don't want any more blood on my hands..."

"We must deal rationally with Mr Hussein," said Mr Blair. "A war would result in thousands of casualties, untold environmental damage, and would be a catalyst for the recruitment of thousands of terrorists from among the disenfranchised people of the Middle East.

"We have been responsible for the deaths of 1.5 million Iraqi men, women and children through the draconian UN sanctions in place since 1991. I don't want any more blood on my hands."

Conservative leaders Iain & Duncan Smith, immediately pounced on Mr Blair, showering him with hugs and kisses.

"Let's not fight anymore Tony!" exclaimed Messrs Smith, "Let's start uniting the people of the world behind a drive for justice, fairness, and social responsibility."

Parliament then heard an emergency motion from Labour's Central Fife backbencher John McDougall calling for an end to the over-reliance on the military-industrial complex.

The motion was passed unanimously to cross-party chants of "Jobs not bombs" and "Healthcare not warfare."

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War inevitable says Blair
Prime Minister Tony Blair confirmed today that military action in Iraq now seemed unavoidable. He blamed the absolute failure of Saddam Hussein to disarm weapons he does not have.

Sources close to the Iraqi regime informed military intelligence officers that Hussein had been overheard in his local pub boasting about how he had enough nuclear weapons to destroy most of the known universe.

"There is ample evidence of Saddam's efforts to produce weapons of biological and nuclear mass destruction," said Mr Blair. "Military action would be entirely justified.

"I say we go and get those Iraqi bastards now. Don't worry about the casualties, the freedom to exploit the oil resources of Iraq is at stake here."

"...Get those Iraqi bastards now!"

- Prime Minister Blair

Tony Blair was in defiant mood

Leader of the opposition, Rt Hon. Mr Irritable Bowel-Syndrome MP, congratulated Mr Blair on his 'determination to kill as many brown-skinned foreigners as possible.' IBS cautioned Mr Blair against neglecting to discriminate against foreigners already swamping the UK with their hamburger restaurants and superior football skills.

"Never let it be said," replied Mr Blair, "That this Government has done anything to lighten the load on asylum seekers. Their persecution remains of the utmost importance."

A spokesman for Saddam Hussein said yesterday that the Iraqi dictator was 'bricking it' at the prospect of war.

Saddam Hussein
Saddam Hussein: 'Bricking it...'


McConnell pavement slip linked to rogue slates
Jack McConnell's fall outside Bute House, his Presidential Palace, earlier this month has roused the Scottish Executive to call for military action, according to sources close to the First Minister.
The "War on Concrete" will be led by an expert team of UN structural engineers, who will root out every loose, cracked or uneven slab that might fall under the step of Jack McConnell and all of his cronies.

The latest development leaves yet another scar on the political face of Scotland. Prime Minister Tony Blair is understood to have given his full backing to bombing missions, should local councils attempt to prevent pavement inspectors from carrying out their sworn duties to protect the pedestrian politicians in the Scottish Executive.

Jack McConnell
Jack McConnell: Denied lobotomy allegation many years ago.

The foreign flagstones around Bute House were thought to have been replaced in the mid-80s, but now it seems one of the Middle-Eastern slabs was left behind.

"The threat from these rogue slates cannot be understated. Their claims of legitimacy are entirely without foundation," Mr McConnell said after war was declared.

Saddam codnapped Scottish fish stocks
One of the Royal Navy's principal tasks in the 'Mother of all Gulf Wars' will be to commandeer Iraqi fishing grounds for the Scottish fishing fleet, it was announced yesterday.

New intelligence documents, smuggled out by Iraqi double agents under the guise of gathering nuclear secrets from Britain, reveal that Saddam Hussein ruthlessly stole the entire Scottish cod stocks between 1992 and 2002.

"I can't believe we fell for that weapons of mass destruction bollocks, while all the time he was after the fish," said Fisheries spokesman Colin Alloccupants-Ofinterstellarcraft, who did not wish to be named.

The awful truth came as a shock to Government officials who were convinced that Saddam's most imminent threat was his determination to fashion nuclear weapons from rudimentary items lying around his Presidential Palace. Only last year, episodes of Blue Peter covering the construction and deployment of 15 megatonne nuclear warheads were accidentally broadcast in Iraq.

Defence Minister Geoff Hoon
Geoff Hoon

"That man just will not learn," said Defence Minister Geoff Hoon (who was played by the late Michael Elphick in the popular ITV series Boon.) "We will gladly bomb those fish back to Scotland."

US to disarm restaurants of mass destruction
The United States is to close down all its fast food restaurants, Secretary General Donald Rumsfeld has announced.

The restaurants were originally set up in the 1960s as an outlet for the then burgeoning US crop of entirely pointless sesame seeds. Soon after, the mind control properties of certain forms of advertising were exploited to capture a market for burger meat laced with mind control chemicals.

Rumsfeld explained to a packed White House press room that the experiment had failed:

"We found that the mind altering chemicals lost their potency once exported. They still work to a limited extent in the US, albeit with severe homicidal side effects.

"In the rest of the World, consumers just got fat after eating the burgers. This suited us for a while, but now we've realised that these became weapons of mass destruction.

"We would like to apologise. Stupid plastic toys will be made available online for those who wish to collect them."

Notoriously litigious fast food chain, McDonald's - who had nothing to do with ANY of this - were unavailable for comment as this story went to press.

Other News

Campaign launched to keep kids safe on internet
A Scottish Executive initiative to alert children and young people to the dangers of cyber-beasts was launched this week. 'Think you know?' aims to help children protect themselves against adults pretending to be children.

The campaign website www.thinkuknow.co.uk was announced in a tv advert with a chilling warning: Rock stars and former Labour ministers use the internet...


IQ test proves pig shit not as thick as President
A psychologist from Bristol University conducted intelligence experiments on pig dung. After the extensive battery of questionnaires and personality tests, Dr Martyn Bradley realised that the dung would out-think, out-manoeuvre and generally be less harmful to the World than George W. Bush.


Afghan warlords' violence: Rap music to blame: Blunkett
Continuing rivalry and in-fighting between Afghanistan's warlords would abate, claims UK Home Secretary David Blunkett. All they have to do is stop listening to gangster rap, and buy some Gareth Gates instead.

David Blunkett likes to lock up innocent people in prisons, just because they are foreign and wish to escape torture, war and political oppression.


Editorial:
Where is Batman when we need him?
So the time has come. Saddam is on the run. Rather than contemplate pre-emptive strikes with his massive range of nuclear and biological weapons, he will retreat. Clearly the UN weapons inspectors have done a great job locating and destroying all the bombs and factories. Now Saddam fears for his very life.

It was wise of the UN Security Council to keep out of the media all the gory details of Iraq's doomsday arsenal. The public alarm and hysteria such revelations might provoke could have resulted in World War 3.

Soon the world will be free of Hussein, Bin Laden and Jeffrey Archer - and all thanks to the Lone Ranger. The masked avenger - shoulder to shoulder with his trusty side-kick - will save the World again. Isn't it a shame that Batman sided with the yellow-bellied peaceniks, hell bent on allowing terrorists to force us into military action that would mean the deaths of possibly dozens of innocent troops.

The foolhardy caped crusader probably believed it possible to disarm, replace and ultimately kill Saddam and all his cohorts without recourse to lethal force. He would probably have wanted the bad guys to have a fair trial in front of the International Court. Well now you'll see how it should be done Batman!