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Blair: Saddam must do his bit for Comic Relief
Tony Blair has moved his knights into mate in the propaganda game by outlining six stringent tests to which Saddam Hussein must adhere if he wishes to prevent war. The conditions, including the requirement that Saddam sing the Star Spangled Banner for Comic Relief before admitting live on television that he is the most evil man who ever lived, came hot on the heels of Donald Rumsfeld's diplomatic and fraternal message that: "We don't need anyone's help Gawd-damnit, least of all some mud-puddle with only 40 years of oil, two jets and their hardy-har accents!"

Iraq's foreign minister, Maher Q'ill, has described the "Six Tests" as "an insult to the peace-loving paradigm of justice that is Iraq". "Britain and the USA do not believe in democracy," he insisted. "Look at it this way, Blair overturns votes in his parliament, Bush leads his country even though he didn't win his election. My august and provident master won 100% of his election! Singing and music are also a great insult to my leader's religious beliefs. He is a very holy man."

Here are those six conditions in full, as we found them floating in a Westminster toilet:
  1. Saddam to appear on Comic Relief does Fame Academy swearing allegiance to the Stars and Stripes. He would also be compelled to drink fatal hemlock should Comic Relief receive telephone bids of over one million barrels of oil during Johnny Vaughan's stint as host.
  2. The five economic tests for the adoption of the Euro should be pronounced fulfilled. (Haha, got you there Gordon! T.B.)
  3. All stocks of anthrax should sent immediately to Jacques Chirac, Gerhard Schroeder, The Pope, Clare Short, etc and in envelopes bearing the Nobel Peace Prize logo.
  4. Spy pigs to fly over Baghdad.
  5. England to win FIFA World Cup before the deadline; which was yesterday.
  6. Saddam should not comply with the above under any circumstances, otherwise he will face a further six tests, or war, whichever is closer to the next full-stop.
Within seconds of the tests being announced, however, France declared herself unwilling to go to war under any circumstances, thus rendering Mr. Blair's tests completely superfluous. Downing Street's response to this was to declare war immediately. Foreign Secretary Jack Straw was on hand the explain the logic of this action:

"Of c-course, by-by saying that war should never happen, F-France obviously meant that we must go to war now, that's the way the French speak you see, so that is what we are doing," explained Mr. Straw. "It is extraordinarily wonderful that they have j-j-joined Britain and our friend in democratically doing what we tell them. Now, if everyone else realises that they are wrong, and that they are bound by freedom to go to war, it'll b-be n-nice and legal."

Mr. Blair himself was despondent and tearful, lamenting that he "stayed up all night doing those tests!"

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