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July 11, 2007

We recruit!

Posted by Ariel Troster at 10:43 AM ET

The internet has been going berzerk for the last few days, after Bill O'Reilly aired this report on CNN:

Yes, O'Reilly reported that "a lesbian gang called GTO, Gays Taking Over, are involved in raping young girls. And in Philadelphia, a lesbian gang called DTO, Dykes Taking Over, are allegedly terrorizing people, as well."

Yeah, well big emphasis on "alleged." After GLAAD raised a stink, "reporter" Rod Wheeler, issued an apology, saying, "I mentioned that there are 'over 150 of these gangs' in the greater Washington DC area. What I actually meant is that there are over 150 gangs in the Washington DC area, some of which are in fact lesbian gangs."

Wow, I kind of love this idea. It brings "we recruit" to a WHOLE NEW LEVEL. Maybe we could get the lesbian gangbangers to rescue some kids from Exodus International?

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