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Jorg's avatar

Ha-ha!! I subscribed for a whole year, so I'm not even paying 25 cents/day. Keep dancing though.

(I think you're doing a great job even though you probably did want Hillary to win.)

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Buford's avatar

Prescient warning from David Duchovny's great late-night movie, "Evolution"

Dr. Allison Reed: Uh-huh. So, in your opinion, your firing had nothing to do with an experimental anthrax vaccine that you developed and administered to nearly 140,000 U.S. soldiers in May of that year?

Ira Kane: It may have been a factor, you'd have to ask the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Dr. Allison Reed: I'll make a note to do that. But for now, can you tell me what happened to the soldiers who were inoculated with your vaccine?

Ira Kane: Well, uh, none of them got anthrax, if that's what you're asking.

Dr. Allison Reed: What did they get?

Ira Kane: Um, well, as with any new vaccine, there were certain side effects associated with it.

Dr. Allison Reed: Could you be more specific?

Ira Kane: Well, it was a wide range of things, it's very technical, I'd hate to waste the court's time getting into it right now.

Dr. Allison Reed: Humor me.

Ira Kane: Some debilitating stomach cramps... severe diarrhea... memory loss.

Dr. Allison Reed: Yes? Go on. Any more symptoms?

Ira Kane: Partial facial paralysis, temporary blindness, drooling, bleeding gums, erectile dysfunction, uncontrollable flatulence. I think that's it.

Dr. Allison Reed: One more question. Do you happen to remember what the soldiers called this illness, Doctor Kane?

Ira Kane: Yeah. They called it "The Kane Madness."

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