[musicman]

[AAABEST]

lol.

What’s funny is that I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if this were actually true.

I’ve learned that there is no such thing as “now I’ve heard everything” when it comes to this administration.

You’ve NEVER heard everything.

[OrangeHoof]

LOL...that’s about the only thing NASA and Iran have in common: Moon rocks and moonbats.

[J Edgar]

Sometimes ‘humor’ isn’t funny, as in this case. In My Old School Humble Opinion (IMOSHO)

[El Sordo]

You almost can’t parody this administration anymore...

[ichabod1]

Oh for CRYIN OUT LOUD. We should be condemning these stonings, not giving them rocks from the moon to PERPETRATE them. Don’t they know that this makes us culpable in a CriMe AgainT HUmaNitY>>>?

[jtal]

LOL post of the day!

[Bryanw92]

They would probably consider the Moon rocks to be the Seven Daughters of Allah (from Allah’s days as part of a polytheistic religion) and want to destroy the rocks because they offend their delicate musllim sensitivities.

[Political Junkie Too]

You realize, don't you, that Obama's secret plan is to use NASA to build the first Mosque on the moon? ;-)

[insert photoshop of "man in the moon with Islamic beard" here]

-PJ

[whence911]

BTW, best use of irony in a long while.

[mikrofon]

"In a further initiative, NASA Administrator Bolden announced that, despite the fact that a majority of the common names of visible stars in the sky are Arabic either in origin or in fact (e.g. Betelgeuse), NASA will direct the names of all other stars be changed to Muslim terms from their current Latin or Greek references.  A proposal to extend this renaming scheme to the constellations as well is also under consideration.

As the first measure of this new initiative, it has been agreed that the name of the brightest star in the heavens (currently Sirius, otherwise known as the "Dog Star") will be changed immediately to "Barack Hussein Obama", since this would seem to be the most appropriate (sic).  When a perplexed science reporter was prompted to ask him- "Sirius?", Golden quickly responded, "Indeed we are!"

In an adjunct policy, an Executive Order was to be issued within a few days, barring the well-known "International Star Registry" from issuing any more star names to the public, as this would conflict with the previous initiative and be insensitive to the Muslim outreach program."