Hitler flew his few Messerschmidts around in circles at the Berlin Air Show to intimidate the foreign press by suggesting that he had many. He had Stalin completely baffled about his intentions toward Russia. Hitler was then himself deceived when he thought that we were going to land at Calais.

The War in the Pacific turned at Midway because we kept secret the fact that we had the Magic program and had broken their naval code. In Europe, of course, the Enigma secret was very well kept. Most of Rommel's and Montgomery's triumphs in the field were potentiated by shifting intelligence advantages and code breaking. Omar Bradley wouldn't even tell Truman about the Venona secret.

Deceiving the enemy that's what it's all about. Saddam chose to exaggerate his capabilities rather like Hitler did, but it backfired. We were taken in by his propaganda and attacked. He ended up hiding in a hole.

We won. He lost. What else is there to say?

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Will they be making fun of Obama with the same zest and gusto. Well probably not, because he is too smart remember? It was so hard to write comedy about him according to the Liberal writers of the late nite shows. I would like to make fun of them. I wonder why we don’t see something like a Clinton Broadway show where “he” is held accountable? Oh yeah, Phil Hartman died and nobody had the guts or the courage.

Talk about preaching to the choir also since he is going to do this on Broadway. Will Ferrell, President Bush isn’t going to care when he leaves office because that is what he is. All of you fools he shrugs off as somebody exercising their first amendment rights yet he has his own rights to disagree with you.

So, I guess I’ll take a pass on the supposed comedy hour.

Get out of my head!

Yep, I know what you mean. “…van down by the river – van down by the river – van down by the river” and “…geg OFF the SHED – get OFF the SHED – get OFF the SHED” Repetition is no substitiute for comedy, doesn’t make an amusing moment funnier, and only becomes repetitive. I tuned SNL out a long time ago. This new show may have been funnier a couple of years ago, but, much like Oliver Stone’s “W,” seems ill-timed at least and pointless at worst. Who’s it aimed at? Good lluck.