Fox Propaganda
Sorry I didn't post for a while there; I was at my parents' place, and their web access isn't working. So I was helping my dad watch some college football. During one of the commercial breaks, he flipped to Fox, where there was an episode of Stargate: Atlantis. The scientists had just invented some serum or whatever, and they were right about to test it on a captured alien or sea creature or whatever. But then a State Department official pointed out that performing science experiments on prisoners is a violation of the Geneva Convention. "That's odd," I thought. "I guess the alien/sea creature/whatever went back in time to become a signatory party at the Geneva Convention."
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posted by weblogbob83 at 1:20 AM
2 Comments:
Fox doesn't even produce Stargate Atlantis, the Sci-Fi channel does. It is not Fox Propaganda.
Yeah, but how many searches for "Sci-Fi propaganda" do you think there are?
Just kidding. It was an innocent mistake. I saw it on Fox; I didn't know anything about it (except that it is, presumably, based on the movie "Stargate"); I called it the way I saw it.
Oh, and you may not have noticed, but the post was actually somewhat sarcastic. I don't really think the "wraiths" or whatever signed the Geneva Conventions on Torture.
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