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Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Onion Day!
Hooray! It's Onion Day. The day when The Onion puts out it's new headlines, like Anti-Homosexuality Sermon Suspiciously Well-Informed, Long-Awaited 'Beer With Bush' Rally Awkward, Voters Report, and Guatemalan Anti-Drug Chief Caught Dealing Cocaine.

Oh, no, wait, that one's real.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 (UPI) -- The chief of Guatemala's national drug squad and two of his officers have been arrested in Washington for conspiring to import and distribute cocaine.

Castillo is Chief of the Servicio de Analisis e Informaction Antinarcoticos and the highest ranking anti-narcotics officer in Guatemala. Aguilar is the second in command at SAIA. Orlando is also a member of the same special police force and was responsible for security sweeps at Santo Tomas, a port on Guatemala's Caribbean coast.
The President of Guatemala, Oscar Jose Rafael Berger Perdomo, said through a spokesman that he is shocked—shocked—to discover drug dealing in his anti-drug agency.
2:19 PM 

"Knowing the importance of this case," the Guatemaltecos "have arrested twice the usual number of suspects." - UT Casablancoid
Posted by Anonymous Anonymous @ 6:56 PM
  
What about Rep. Murtha's statement and the reactions it produced? Turns out that the Administration's policies are so stupid, they are now leading to Civil War in the US as well as Iraq! - GUY
Posted by Anonymous Anonymous @ 3:39 PM
  
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