And you can
always change your name if the old one doesn’t fit.
In a move
certain to incite controversy and conversation, the former American electorate
has dropped its established moniker and replaced it with an unpronounceable
symbol. Clearly an expression of
protest against the Infraudulation of an undemocratically selected
UnPresident, the decision has taken journalists and pundits completely by
surprise.
As part of the
stunning name-change decision, the members of the former electorate made only
a single concession to media representatives, which they see as accessories to
the criminal actions that solidified the Coup2K takeover of the Oval Office: allowing journalists and pundits to refer
to the one-time American electorate as “The Americans Formerly Known As
Voters” (TAFKAV).
ELECTORATE CHANGES NAME TO SYMBOL:
THE
AMERICANS FORMERLY KNOWN AS VOTERS
WASHINGTON
(gorewon2000.net) January 25, 2001 —
In response to the Infraudulation of George W. Bush, the American Electorate
has changed its name to an unpronounceable symbol in protest.