Regulatory news

The government announced new plans today to ban all home/office cleaning products — disinfectants, toilet bowl cleaners, insecticides, herbicides, dishwashing detergent, clothes washing soap/powder, floor waxes, fly/wasp traps, facial/skin cleansers, baby wipes and more on a list of over 1 million products — in an attempt to eliminate autism within one generation.

Businesses across a wide range of industries have threatened to sue the government.

People with no incidences of autism in their families have filed complaints, saying they have used cleaning products judiciously and will continue to do so.

Religious leaders have praised the government’s general intent and offered holy water as a safe alternative to concerned parents.

Prosecutorial accusatorial propositions

According to inside sources, the chief prosecutor’s office says they will raise the possibility that radical Islam is in fact a cover for homosexuality and incest, with the Boston bombing suspects being a case of mother-to-son and brother-to-brother love trysts of the most heinous immoral acts in our species, resulting in God’s punishment for them and their victims for allowing such thoughts, let alone behaviour, to be tolerated and cultivated in modern civilisation, confirming the current administration’s contention that promoting sin as a means of flushing out, prosecuting and incarcerating weak sinners is the best way of strengthening the country and proving that old Bible saying, “The wages of sin is death,” purifying the culture just in time for the next election cycle, taking away the opposition’s core tenets (and tent poles), hoping that enough oldtimers and hardliners will vote the other way to solidify the one-party system once and for all.

The sources did not know how education and immigration reform fit into the overall political juggling/jigsaw puzzle.

When…

When the U.S. political party known as the GOP recently moved to the far-right on the political spectrum, it moved the Democratic Party to the moderate right right where the GOP wanted the U.S. government to be, did it not?

After all, I see little in the way of protests about the latest appointments to the Obama presidential Cabinet, which means that the so-called left has no grounds for complaining and neither does the so-called right.

Stalemate.

Now, back to my reading the original issues of the exciting comic book series, T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents!

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