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December 08, 2002
Disney Buys Rights to Iraqi Arms Report

(2002-12-08) -- Disney Chairman Michael Eisner announced today that the entertainment conglomerate has purchased the movie rights to the 11,807-page Iraqi weapons program disclosure. A team of screenwriters will boil the document down to "135-pages of tense drama, passionate romance and laugh-a-minute wackiness."

Although the purchase price was not disclosed, Mr. Eisner said the deal was comparable to the agreement with the workers who were trapped in the flooded Pennsylvania mine this summer.

"This Iraqi document has all the elements of a great Disney movie," said Mr. Eisner. "We were going to make it a live-action drama called 'Minority Report', until we learned that had been done. So, now we're going to create an animated musical comedy. We've already signed some big-time vocal talent."

Disney insiders indicate that Robin Williams will voice Saddam Hussein; Michael J. Fox will do Kofi Annan, and Angela Lansbury will star as Hans Blix.

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When you wish upon a star and crescent...

Posted by: the talking dog at December 9, 2002 09:32 PM

Also included in the documentation were CD's purported to contain the digital version of the report.

However, they appeared to contain bootleg copies of ABBA's Greatest Hits, obtained over the internet.

Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld issued a statement calling this piracy a "material breach."

Posted by: r. at December 9, 2002 10:26 PM
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