copy W
Bush wants to know what you are writing. He says that he doesn’t need no stinking warrant. He can go in at any time at all ’cause he’s the pResident. (Makes you wonder what he’s been up to behind those closed doors. Is he really making a plan to control Iraq or to control us?)
My pal Bill the Lawyer has a plan and he asks you to be part of it:
Let’s all make it easy on W. Send him a copy of every letter you send by U.S. Mail. At the bottom, make sure you put “copy George W. Bush.” Your co-workers will really be impressed. Tell them that you know George wants to know what they are doing at work. That will impress them, also. Or they’ll think you’re a lunatic. The U.S. Postal Service delivers 212 billion pieces of mail a year … even if 1/100th of 1% of that mail is copied to the White House, that’s almost 100,000 pieces of mail a day going to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20500. And while you’re at it, copy Dick Cheney with all your e-mail or take a moment and drop him an
e-mail right now. He’s been pretty quiet of late.
This could be more fun than a Google Bomb.
Posted: January 6th, 2007 under Courage & Activism, Internet Privacy.
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