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‘Colbert Report’: Getting Off at the NSA

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Warrantless wiretapping makes for a rollicking good time at the National Security Agency, according to moral crusader Stephen Colbert, who’s not above a little dramatic re-enactment of his own biblically-inspired carnal fantasies (for illustrative purposes only).

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By Outraged, October 17, 2008 at 1:16 am #

Very good.  It’s all in the “translation” of the translation…. you betcha.

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