President Barack Obama’s advisers will remove religious terms such as “Islamic extremism” from the central document outlining the U.S. national security strategy and will use the rewritten document to emphasize that the United States does not view Muslim nations through the lens of terror, counterterrorism officials said.
The change is a significant shift in the National Security Strategy, a document that previously outlined the Bush Doctrine of preventative war and currently states: “The struggle against militant Islamic radicalism is the great ideological conflict of the early years of the 21st century.”
The officials described the changes on condition of anonymity because the document still was being written, and the White House would not discuss it. However, Robert Gibbs broke ranks with the rest of the White House officials and was quoted as saying, “President Obama feels that, uh, um, that, um by not saying Islamic extremism and war on terror that those in the, um other countries that have a lot of um, sand in them would, um, uh view the United States more favorably and therefore we could have a dialog with, um, them.”
“The President also feels that this process can be utilized in, um, uh other areas of the political spectrum. For example, we will no longer be using the words, jobs, unemployment, gasoline prices or nuclear weapons. By dissecting these words and phrases from the lexicon, then the American public will not focus so much on these areas, thereby allowing us to have a, um, uh dialog with them.”
When pressed on this development, anonymous White House sources said that the President is also considering removing the words and phrases Republican, GOP and Mid Term elections from the English language. However, the administration will be leaving the phrase, “all Bush’s fault” in the English language.
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Done does the parody. Good one sir! I think they’ll also continue their campaign in the public schools in order to remove “freedom, liberty, and individual rights” from the lexicon as well.
Talk about parody, you have changed my name to “Done.”
Thank you, Matt. I have to write something funny once in a while or I would perpetually be in a bad mood with this administration, ya know?
What do you mean Done?
Don, you brought a smile to my face this morning. Great post. I wonder if they’re going to still call Tea Party activists right wing extremist? Do you think they have removed that type of language from their lexicon?
Thank you, John. I think they are officially calling the Tea Partiers, “Public Enemey (of the left) Number One.”
I’d like the phrase “President Barack Obama” stricken from use. In the future when kiddies see a blank spot in their history books where 2008-2012 should be, the teachers will say “We are forbidden to speak about it.”
I get ya on that one, but maybe we could use him as an example of why elections have consequences.
…and why Granny isn’t around anymore.
Islamic extremism, Islamic extremism, Islamic extremism, Islamic extremism, Islamic extremism, Islamic extremism, Islamic extremism
Oops, I guess I’m not supposed to say that. Wait, someone’s at the door . . . . . It’s the language police.
ROFLMAO, way to go Jackie!
I’m glad the Obama Regime will be leaving “it’s Bush’s fault” in the political lexicon. It should also leave “I can’t” and “I’m incompetent” and “my home country, Kenya” and “that was a long-winded answer” in the daily phraseology. We’re no idiots … unlike the pResident.
I like what Palin said about their “Yes We Can.” Just because they can, doesn’t mean they should.
I loved that phrase also. I bet it becomes popular
When Obama gave his big speech in Cairo he used the word “terrorism” and “terror” 0 times. He used “al Qaeda” 3 times.
In his speech yesterday about the replacement for Supreme Court Justice Stevens, Obama mentioned everything except ruling according to the Constitution.