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03/29/2006
No Terrorist
Left Uneducated
HERNDON, Va., March 29 -- Are you a terrorist currently looking for an Ivy League education? If you are, there’s no need to search any further. It’s unfair to devoted Jihadists everywhere that Rahmatullah Hashemi, the Taliban’s former Deputy Foreign Secretary, was the only terrorist apologist admitted into a Yale classroom. To ensure that Hashemi’s brethren are not overlooked in their pursuit of Islamic dominance, Young America’s Foundation assisted with the Ivy giant’s request to formalize a process through which Guantanamo Bay’s finest are also eligible for a coveted Yale slot. Among other things, Yale’s new Special Studies Degree Program, which can be accessed at www.yaf.org, asks applicants to explain the "relationship between stoning, tolerance, and mass murder while indicating how compassion should be shown in the religion of peace." In addition, applicants should submit a picture demonstrating their loyalty to Allah. Pictures that were successful in the past feature images such as the sword of Islam, severed heads, fully-armed camels, and assault or rocket-propelled grenades. Due to lack of storage space in Yale’s facilities, the school asks applicants to refrain from sending actual severed limbs or heads, scalps, cartons of blood, etc. There has been concern, though, amongst the terrorist community at Gitmo regarding unusually long stays and how that would affect enrollment status at Yale. If you fall under that category, Yale unveiled a system of telecommunication feeds that will travel from New Haven to Cuba. Even the dirty caves of Afghanistan are in reach of Yale’s breakthrough educational technology guaranteeing that no terrorist will be left uneducated! The Yale application can be downloaded at www.yaf.org and sent to: U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay Public Affairs Office PSC 1005, Box 25, FPO, AE 09593-0025 Interviews are available upon request For more information contact Jason Mattera at (800) USA-1776 or (917) 754-3425 As the principal outreach organization of the Conservative Movement for 37 years, Young America’s Foundation introduces thousands of young people to conservative ideas through national conferences, campus lectures and activism programs, internships, and seminars at the Reagan Ranch. Young America’s Foundation preserves the Reagan Ranch as a premier presidential property and living tribute to Ronald Reagan’s life and ideas.
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