Thursday, January 10, 2008

A TRAITOR TAKES A DIRT NAP!

I don't take joy in the death of anyone (much), but I'm not sobbing over the death of Philip Agee.

The entire article is here, but the header is:

HAVANA (Reuters) - Philip Agee, a former CIA agent who exposed its undercover operations in Latin America in a 1975 book, died in Havana, the Cuban Communist Party newspaper Granma said on Wednesday.

Agee, 72, died on Monday night, the newspaper said, calling him a "loyal friend of Cuba and staunch defender of the peoples' struggle for a better world."

His widow, German ballet dancer Giselle Roberge, told friends he had been in hospital since December 15 and did not survive surgery for perforated ulcers.

Former CIA whistle-blower Philip Agee sits in a Havana office in an undated file photo. Agee, a former CIA spy who exposed its undercover operations in Latin America in a 1975 book, died in Havana, the Cuban Communist Party newspaper Granma said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Rafael Perez

It's curious to me how this story is headlined:

CIA WHISTLE-BLOWER PHILIP AGEE DIES IN CUBA

Now, we all know that editors make up the headlines for the stories that the writers come up with. But this dude makes this Agee joker sound like some kind of great hero. Shoot...

Secondly, it's interesting that he died in a Cuban hospital...heck, I thought folks lived forever down there in Commie Paradise due to the world's greatest health care system (just ask that miserable slob Michael Moore...he knows).

I don't like it when folks die, but at least I didn't have to use up a Kleenex.

6 comments:

  1. When a dirtbag takes a dirt-nap, how does that work?

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  2. I'm gonna have to study on that one awhile...seems kinda poetic almost.

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  3. I think we may have something here. If we can work in a truck a dog and an unfaithful wife we have a country hit!

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  4. Hey Walt, if you do the writing, I'll do the singing, and it'll be a hit for sure. But don't forget to put something in about either a roadhouse, or somebody's mother.

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  5. I were at the roadhouse with my mother in law

    And my wife didn't know that her mom was so low

    We was flirttin and playing kneesees while the pitcher of suds ran low

    Then I heard me a wailin from the parkin lot it did come, oh so low

    My dog was a yowlin howlin wailing, he was chained to my truck

    Otherwise he would jump out and chase an imaginary buck

    Well my wife was quite snockered as she shot out the truck lights

    And her cousin was fondling everythin on my wife

    Well the tears they did well up in my eyes plain to see

    As she hit the gas tank, and I really had to pee

    As the flames began meltin the tires of my truck

    My mother in law joined me and said what's happinin to the truck?

    My wife and her cousin were happy you see

    As they climbed into his humvee and drove toward the sea

    I was sad for the truck and my wife's cousin you see

    For the truck and the wife had often beaten me

    Then the most wonderful aroma wafted over that lot

    BBQ dog, and I broke down right there

    I realized right then how much I did care

    For that floppy eared dog and a bottle of gin

    So bring on the sauce and well have a good feed

    And forget all our sorrows, right after I've peed

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  6. Walt, That's some good stuff. I'm almost sobbin' over it. I don't think I can do that one justice with my poor voice. Man, have you thought about makin' a move to Nashville?

    Funny man...really funny!

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Don't cuss nobody out, okay?