Henceforth-throughout the land-let him be proclaimed"His Royal Texas-ship"

[kpete]

It's good to be King George
Tuesday, December 27, 2005

By Reg Henry

As I was saying to a fellow peasant just the other day, it is ironic that this country should rebel against one King George only to bow down before another monarch of the same name more than 200 years later.

That our own King George -- he of the House of Bush -- is truly of royal blood has become clear in recent days with the announcement that he has empowered the National Security Agency to spy on whomsoever and whatsoever it wishes under royal decree.


Henceforth, throughout the land, let him be proclaimed as His Royal Texas-ship, Defender of the Faith, Interpreter of the Constitution, Protector of the SUVs, Guardian of the Malls, Warrior King, Scourge of the Liberals, Bane of the Activist Judges, His Most High Majesty and Most Excellent King George W. the First of Many.

Please, sire, forgive us our petulant Bush-bashing of former days before we realized you wore a crown. Spy on us as much as you want because we understand now that your knowledge of the Constitution is infinitely greater than our own.

Indeed, it is good to be the king, at least for the king.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05361/628256.stm

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

1. I know some native Texans who would object to that title

and already object to the Chimp who pretends to it.

[texastoast]

2. I don't like it

Never, ever will shrubito have anything to do with being Texan except in his own tiny little mind and in the minds of a few people who don't even know he's not from around here. He never got it. He's too stupid to ever get it. Think up some other damned name.

:spank: