Dear Prime Minister Kazcinski,
I understand that the meeting between yourself and Dr. Rice was productive - in a manner of speaking.
About that; Dr. Rice is currently serving a President that won't be in office for much longer (we hope). You see, a lot of us are happy to see Mr. Bush's backside - and it's not because he's wearing sweatpants with the word "juicy" stitched on the seat. After stripping us of most of our civil rights, failing to provide any kind of aid to the city of New Orleans and getting us entrenched in Iraq, there's not many of us willing to give him a favorable job reference.
Come to think of it, we probably should have guessed that a C-student from Yale with two failed businesses under his belt might not be the safest bet for POTUS. Then there was all of that time he spent on vacation his first year in office. You might have heard we're at war on two fronts, and, well . . . he's taken a sum-total of a year off during that time. I don't want to speak ill of him or anything, but Mr. Bush is what we here in the States call lazy.
I'll say this for him though: he does tend to get his way. With three simple letters (WMD) he managed to convince the House, the Senate and the American People to take complete leave of their senses. It's my understanding that one of your contemporaries, one Mr. Mikheil Saakashvili, took pot-shots at South Ossetia with assurances that if Mr. Medvedev shoved, Mr. Bush would give him sound thrashing he deserved. Only it didn't quite work out that way.
What happened was that Mevedev gave Saakashvili what amounted to a political wedgie; and not just any political wedgie: to put things in perspective, he had Saakashvili's briefs over the poor bastard's head, yelling at him, "Govorish' dyadya, Misha! Govorish' dyadya!" After the proctologist was finished picking the last of the double-weave cotton from Mr. Saakashvili's rectum, your Georgian associate called Mr. Bush and his good friend Senator McCain out on their promises for that "sound thrashing" of Russia.
Long story short, their response was to send a woman. Now, Dr. Rice is a smart woman, she's an expert on Russia . . . and this where I have to ask you, Prime Minister Kazcinski, do you have a good sense of humor? See, over here in America, sometimes when bullies are bored, they convince guys who normally get sand kicked in their faces to pick a fight with a rival bully. I have to tell you, having done this myself, it's a hoot. Hey . . . yeah you. You see that jerk over there? He thinks he's tough. You should go mess with him. Hurt you? Oh, no. He won't hurt you. Besides, if he does start thumping on you, don't worry: I have your back.
I gotta tell you, it just never gets old.
Anyway, we were talking about Dr. Rice. Yeah . . . um, as a smart woman who knows Russia, she kind of left a few things out. First, there's that whole, he thinks he's tough thing: the guy we're talking about is Russia; the bear doesn't have to think he's tough, he just is. If you want to find out just how tough, be my guest - it's your anus. Then there's that whole missile defense system: see, that's kinda like the you should go mess with him thing; It's gonna piss Russia off, and Russia's not exactly known for pulling their punches. Finally, there's that don't worry, I have your back thing: come on, dude! You don't actually believe that, right? Not after they left ol' Mikey's butt flapping in the wind (I mean, 'cause if you do, there's this bridge in New York - a so-weet investment for a nation like yours that needs a little extra income).
Anyway, good luck with Russia.
You're going to need it.
Update: (8-23-08) I don't mean to say I told you so, Prime minister, but . . . you get the idea. Following your highly publicized deal with Dr. Rice, Russia began talks of its own with Syria. The Western Media is, of course, trying to spin this (or simply not report it) so that Russia winds up being the bad guy. But can we possibly expect them to "lie supinely upon [their] backs, clinging to the delusive phantom of hope" that the U.S, with the aid of you hosting these interceptor missiles, might not achieve nuclear hegemony over them for the first time since Russia detonation its own atomic bomb?
Congratulations, sir. You may go down in history one day as the stooge who helped America start World War III.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
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2 comments:
Perhaps this blogger doesn't realize Poland is in the EU and NATO now. I hope he isn't implying that Poland must suck-up to Russia or risk and invasion (Georgia style).
Poland is irretrievably lost to Russia. The issue is Georgia, Chechnya, and most mportantly Ukraine. Those are the flash points, and I agree with the blogger's general point that we shouldn't push Russia too far or too fast.
And the Missile Defense System? That things was DOA...until Russia invaded Georgia. Looks like the Poles really want it now.
John,
Actually, I was fully aware of Poland's status in the EU and NATO. The NATO alliance stopped meaning much when the George Bush thumbed his nose at NATO members who were against our invasion of Iraq (France and Germany to name some of the bigger players). And while Poland's status in the EU guarantees it certain protection, should the missle defense system threaten to render their ICBMs harmless, I can assure you, they will act, John. My follow up on this entry shows how Cuba, Syria and Venezuela plan to help Russia even the odds, but I think we both know if Russia takes it in its head to invade Poland (and I think we can agree they won't at this point), given Russia's ability to rapidly deploy troops, there isn't much anyone will be able to do about it.
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