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Archive for the ‘Non-Fiction’ Category
The Changelist
Posted: December 15, 2011 by TheWild Webster in Based on a true story, Historical Perspective, Science FictionTags: autocracy, communism, computer, democracy, free market, government, mixed economy, monarchy, oligarchy, republic, software
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The Do-Gooder
Posted: June 17, 2011 by TheWild Webster in Based on a true story, Dystopian Fiction, Fiction“Poor child – it’s such a downright shame,” said Mrs. Rathberg from down on the corner. “and you say she actually told her daughter that the monster would eat her if she didn’t behave?”
HHS considers Breath-tax
Posted: March 26, 2011 by TheWild Webster in Based on a true story, Fiction, Mock News, Political FictionTags: AGCC, carbon, carbon credits, carbon emissions, gas tax, global warming, greenhouse gas, mileage tax, tax
A spokesperson for the non-partisan department of Health and Human Services announced today of ongoing deliberations considering the implementation of a breath tax as a means to help raise revenue and fight man-made climate change.
Bored to all Heaven
Posted: February 20, 2011 by TheWild Webster in Based on a true story, Fiction, ParablesGod is bored up in heaven after many many eternities passing. He’s bored because he knows everything, sees everything, can do everything, knows how everything even he does is going to turn out – major boring! So one day he decides to makes another version of himself so he can have someone to talk. He [...]
Quran burning stopped by Greenpeace
Posted: September 9, 2010 by TheWild Webster in Based on a true story, Fiction, Mock News, Political FictionTags: AYBABTU, beach, burn, church, climate, climate change, CO2, environmentalism, Florida, flotilla, Gainesville, global warming, Greenpeace, Hammas, Islam, Koran, Koran burning, minister, Mosque, Muslim, protest, Quran, SV Rainbow, Terry Jones, trees
Protesters voiced concern, not over any offense to Islam by the book burning, but rather over global warming concerns. “Burning of wood and wood by-products not only wastes beautiful trees, but threatens our delicate climate balance when harmful carbon emissions are emitted into the atmosphere,” one vocal protester told local TV news reporters.
