{"article":{"id":120525,"heading":"Bushington, D.C. In High Gear For Coronation Of George II","author":"twospiritwarrior","created":"2004-12-26 22:23:37","modified":"2004-12-26 22:44:22","last_modified":"Mon, 27 Dec 2004 05:44:22","article":"<p>Perhaps George II will invite his \"Man Date\", his <br>  <br> favorite \"girlie-man\", Governator Schwarzenegger <br>  <br> to the great Empirical coronation ball. <br><br> Bushington, D.C. (District of Cheney) -- The holiday  <br>  <br> parties and celebrations of the masses will pale in  <br>  <br> comparison with the grand gala events that are  <br>  <br> planned, in January, for the official re-coronation  <br>  <br> of Emperor George II, for his second ascension to  <br>  <br> the Empirical Throne.  <br><br> The Kingdom is in high gear preparing for all of the  <br>  <br> grand pomp and ceremony.  <br>  <br> The four days of royal festivities will end with  <br>  <br> George II's re-coronation, the Emperor's parade  <br>  <br> to the royal castle, and nine royal coronation balls.  <br><br> Of course, (deja vu) the Empires \"subjects\" will be  <br>  <br> required to pay for all of this, with paying the  <br>  <br> royal taxes to the tune of about $40 million dollars.  <br><br> The wealthy \"elite\", both Republicans and Democrats,  <br>  <br> and other members of the aristocracy, have all  <br>  <br> donated $50, 000 - $250,000 dollars to the organizers  <br>  <br> of the grand coronation events, in exchange for the  <br>  <br> royal invitations to the coronation events, and which  <br>  <br> they can also pass on to other members of the ruling  <br>  <br> \"classes.\"  <br><br> As well as the $40 million the Kingdom's peasants  <br>  <br> will have to pay for, there is also the unknown  <br>  <br> costs of Homeland Security operations for the  <br>  <br> upcoming coronation of George II.  <br>  <br> Of course, the peasants will have to pay for all  <br>  <br> of that as well, ala a hefty increase in royal  <br>  <br> taxes.  <br><br> The most popular events, as decreed by royal edict,  <br>  <br> will be the \"Saluting Those Who Serve The Empire\"  <br>  <br> grand gala ball on January 18, which will \"honour\"  <br>  <br> the Emperor's Imperial Army troops; and the \"Texas-  <br>  <br> Wyoming Ball\" will perform for the pleasure of  <br>  <br> George II and Court.  <br>  <br> The royal edict also proclaims that all those wishing  <br>  <br> to attend the Emperor's \"Texas-Wyoming Ball\" are  <br>  <br> required to attend with the proper attire, a western-  <br>  <br> style tuxedo with cowboy boots and stetson.  <br>  <br> Spurs, chaps, and six-guns are optional.  <br><br> Two minor formalities will be conducted -- The  <br>  <br> Emperor-in-Thief's dance, which will be a  <br>  <br> celebration for the Empire's troops, and for the  <br>  <br> troops who will soon be required to go do their  <br>  <br> patriotic chores in Iraq and Afghanistan.  <br>  <br> A messenger from the Emperor says that the royal  <br>  <br> family has given passes to 2,000 of its military  <br>  <br> subjects to attend this dance.  <br><br> The second minor formality will be held on January  <br>  <br> 19, on the castle's estate lawns, which will be  <br>  <br> another dance, for the royal subjects and military  <br>  <br> to \"celebrate freedom.\"  <br><br> The royal edict further decrees that other  <br>  <br> spectacular events of the coronation will be  <br>  <br> the fireworks, and a grand parade of the  <br>  <br> royal subjects, which they are required to  <br>  <br> do, as well as musicians from the various  <br>  <br> realms of the Empire, and about 300 horses.  <br>  <br> Be sure to honour the hero of the parade,  <br>  <br> the broom man who follows behind the horses.  <br><br> Only the creme dela creme will be allowed to stay  <br>  <br> at the Emperor's spatial estate.  <br>  <br> Other members of the aristocracy will have the  <br>  <br> honour of an Emperor's suite at the Ritz-Carlton,  <br>  <br> at a mere $150,000 a night. Also included with  <br>  <br> the suite is a personal butler, and a $20,000  <br>  <br> dollar luggage set.  <br><br> A royal order has been issued to the Homeland  <br>  <br> Security to ensure that security will be vigilant,  <br>  <br> thorough, and tight.  <br>  <br> Those of the royal subjects who wish to see  <br>  <br> the Emperor up close during the parade, will be  <br>  <br> thoroughly searched, and will be required to pass  <br>  <br> through metal detectors.  <br><br> In addition to the Emperor's personal guards,  <br>  <br> the Homeland Security, and thousands of local police,  <br>  <br> there will be about 4,000 military troops will be  <br>  <br> deployed, along with bomb-sniffing dogs, and other  <br>  <br> military units to diligently search for chemical,  <br>  <br> biological, and radioactive \"weapons of mass  <br>  <br> destruction\", al-Qeada, domestic, and other  <br>  <br> \"terrorists.\"   <br><br>  <br>  <br>   <br>  <br> <\/p>\n","contact":"","link":"","address":"","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/plain","summary":"Hear Ye!  Hear Ye!  Hear Ye!","numcomment":1,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/","filesize":null,"article_url":"\/news\/2004\/12\/120525.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[{"id":120526,"heading":"Not going to be there....","article":"Sorry can't make it. The New Gilligans Island is on that night.","author":"BadNewsPlowShit","parent_id":120525,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2004-12-26 22:44:22","modified":"2004-12-26 22:44:22","fileurl":""}]}