Charlton Heston shown here clutching the musket he was buried clutching |
Satirical News Service
Washington DC
Washington DC
After a
massive Federal Effort lasting almost 10 years and costing some 500 million
dollars, the 18th century musket that Charlton Heston was buried
clutching has finally been pried loose. The undertaking was begun shortly after
his death in 2008 as a means to provide some tiny measure of gun control, even
if only symbolic. A large part of the cost of this endeavor was due to efforts
by gun control opponents and lobbyists who spent millions of dollars to try shut
down the program.
President Obama appeared on National TV today to praise the
efforts of all those involved in this massive undertaking and to say that
Americans now sleep safer because at last the gun has been pried from Heston’s
cold dead hands.
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