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CHairforce troop unveils letter to concerned citizen
Subject:
L.A.R.K. Program
A person wrote a letter to the White House complaining
about the treatment of a captive taken during the
Afghanistan
war. Below is a copy of the response.
Dear Concerned Citizen:
Thank you for your recent letter criticizing our treatment of
the Taliban and Al Qaeda detainees currently held at
Guantanamo Bay ,
Cuba
. The administration takes these matters seriously, and your
opinion was heard loud and clear here in
Washington
. You'll be pleased to learn that thanks to the concerns of
citizens like you we are creating the Terrorist Retraining
Program, to be called the "Liberals Accept Responsibility for
Killers" program, or LARK for short. In accordance with the
guidelines of this new program we have decided to place
one terrorist under your personal care.
Your detainee has been selected and scheduled for
transportation to your residence next Monday. Ali Mohammed
Ahmed bin Mahmud is to be cared for pursuant to the standards
you personally demanded in your letter of admonishment. We
will conduct weekly inspections to ensure that your standards
of care for Ahmed are commensurate with those you so
strongly recommended in your letter.
Although Ahmed is sociopathic and extremely violent, we hope
that your sensitivity to what you described as his
"attitudinal problem" will help him overcome this character
flaw. Perhaps you are correct in describing these problems as
mere cultural differences.
Your adopted terrorist is extremely proficient in hand-to-hand
combat and can extinguish human life with such simple items as
a pencil or nail clippers. He is also expert at making a wide
variety of explosive devices from common household products,
so you may wish to keep those items locked up, unless you feel
that this might offend him.
Ahmed will not wish to interact with your wife or daughters
since he views females as a subhuman form of property. This is
a particularly sensitive subject for him. He has been known to
show violent tendencies around women who fail to comply with
the dress code that he considers appropriate, but I'm sure
that over time they will come to enjoy the anonymity offered
by the bhurka. Just remind them that it is all part
of respecting his culture and his religious beliefs.
Thanks again for your letter. We truly appreciate it when
folks like you inform us of the proper way to do our job. Take
good care of Ahmed and good luck!
Cordially,
Don Rumsfeld
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