Thursday, November 04, 2004

Post election analysis

Bin Laden tips his turban to Bush

Osama bin Laden claimed victory in the U.S. presidential race today, telling supporters that his recent video appearance successfully swayed the election to his candidate, incumbent President George W. Bush.

Bin Laden said his unwavering message of pervasive fear closely paralleled that of President Bush. Offering post-election analysis from his anchor desk at Al Jazeera, bin Laden said Democratic challenger John Kerry wisely used Social Security woes and the threat of a military draft to scare people, but cost himself the election by straying from a fear-based campaign with outdated concepts like “hope” and “common sense.”

Bin Laden also extended an olive branch to President Bush, saying, “I’d like to thank Mr. Bush for focusing on Iraq during those frightening days after 9/11 when I thought I actually might be captured, and for his help in our terrorist recruitment efforts.”


3 Comments:

At 5:34 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

That's good. I'm happy to be Canadian, more than ever.

Sarah

 
At 12:02 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

When I saw the huge bin laden cover stories last week, I thought "how did bush get that to happen?" realizing that it would help him to get elected if people were afraid enough... it's all very sad... as another Canadian, I can't believe how many bush supporters don't care how their actions affect other countries, especially their closest neighbour... my condolences to you and your country...
- lisa

 
At 4:49 PM, Blogger Prerona said...

very interesting ...

 

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