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Dubya's War

SPECIAL REPORT: US declares "War of Annoyance" on Iraq
The United States officially launched a "War of Annoyance" yesterday. The war, which will see the country take on rivals such as Iraq, Cuba and "Wales, in England", was started by President Bush at a glitzy ceremony in New York last night.

"Our new War of Annoyance will drive our enemies mad," sang Mr Bush, accompanied by half a barbershop quartet, 21 cancan dancers and Britney Spears on the kazoo. "We're gonna annoy them so much they'll see that we're bad. Oh yeahhhh we're bad!"

Following the ceremony's closing fireworks, Mr Bush and a group of schoolchildren who had been specially borrowed to "be there and look pretty", pressed "the big red button" to start the war. Insiders at the Pentagon told DeadBrain that one of the first moves in the new war was to annoy Iraq by threatening to veto their pledge to allow weapons inspectors back into the country.

"Iraq invited the UN's inspectors back in for a bit of a do, but we might stop them going," sniggered a man wearing dark shades. "You've got to admit, that's going be pretty annoying for them. Hell, we'll probably piss the UN off at the same time, but they're big, they can take it."

Iraq, however, struck back today. Speaking at a top-level meeting in Baghdad, President Saddam Hussein told the assembled cameras that he refuses to agree to anything the UN or America says other than what has already been agreed with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan. Sticking his tongue out at the cameras and placing his thumb on his nose, he added playfully: "Ner ner nah ner ner!"

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