With Iran’s announcement that they’re opening a uranium ore processing plant, the Axis of Evil’s strategy has finally become clear to U.S. intelligence agencies.
“Great horny toads! The carnsounded critters are messin’ with us, dagnabbit,” said one source close to the investigation.
Analysts say that Iran’s announcement is but the latest gambit in a strategy known as “International Whack-a-Mole,” wherein evil nations pop up and announce evil programs repeatedly, only to slip under the radar before the United States can hit them with a big, furry mallet.
“The terrifying endgame to this strategy is what we should guard against,” said an intelligence official who asked to be identified only as a ’super-genius,’ “Just when we think we’ve got all the holes covered, one of them will appear behind us with an even bigger mallet, and the resulting whacking will cause us to make disturbing accordion-like noises as we stagger away. Trust me, I’ve seen it.”
The case that all the evildoers are “in cahoots” was only strengthened yesterday, when a U.S.-led allied charge into a cave in Afghanistan was cut short when the cave “entrance” turned out to be merely painted on a rock wall. Several coalition soldiers sustained “minor but hilarious injuries.” “It’s mystifying,” said a military spokesman, “Several of our operatives saw suspected Al Qaeda members fleeing into that cave just moments beforehand!”
Still, there is cause for optimism. Today the Bush Administration announced a $65 billion contract with the ACME Corporation to develop and produce a new generation of “rocket boots,” that will enable our soldiers to pursue the enemy at superfast speeds. “I’d wike to see them wun fwom THAT,” said President Bush with a chuckle, “Wet’s put it this way - this time we have them wight where we want ‘em!”
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8 comments
Georgie Girl
February 10, 2003 at 3:41 pm
1Thufferin’ Thucatash!
A Uranium ore plant, eh?
Let ‘em try.
They’ll be thorry.
Them mices is going to glow in the dark.
Don
February 10, 2003 at 4:35 pm
2"Beep Beep"
small child
February 10, 2003 at 5:28 pm
3You know, if you hover the mallet over one hole the whole time, other "moles" will pop up and down without getting hit, and we all know how that would be horrible…less hits…less points…no high score!
Chris
February 10, 2003 at 7:24 pm
4But here’s the real question about this Whack A Mole policy: What are we going to use our tickets for? Hrmm? Are we going for the pencil case or are we going to go all out and try for the fuzzy dice?
Katie
February 10, 2003 at 8:48 pm
5DEFINITELY the Fuzzy Dice.
Chris
February 10, 2003 at 10:59 pm
6Let the smear campaign begin!
"Where would the Wright Brothers be if they didn’t have pencils? Or Robert Oppenheimer? Or George Lucas? Or, yes, even George W Bush. Pencils are the backbone of this nation, the pride of this great land of ours and we need a place to put these valuable resources so we always know where they are. But our opponent wants to spend your hard earned tickets on fuzzy dice, a representation of the stock market and the dot-com bubble. They want to gamble our resources away. Don’t play a game with your future."
[Paid for by The People For Pencils…]
Sara J
February 11, 2003 at 12:34 am
7Ironically enough, pencils are one of those "dual-purpose" items not allowed into Iraq during the embargo…something about the lead content. Or maybe they’re just a little too much like those pen thingies, which we all know are mightier than swords.
Keep the pencil cases away from the moles–or else you know those scawwy scalawags will hide their wowwisome weapons inside! The Blix already has way too many hidey-holes to search without allowing pencil cases to be freely traded….
Don
February 11, 2003 at 3:07 pm
8By the way, do we get complimentary tortilla strips if we participate in the "International Whack-A-Mole"?
I prefer mine to say things to me like "Hey man, nice pants".