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Palestion - Country SummaryThe little country that couldn't |
PalestionLand of the Palestions Where is Palestion?Palestion is getting to be a famous place. It appears on about 370 pages listed by the Google Search Engine and 79 in Yahoo. It is a common misspelling of another word: Guess which one. There are also over 200 listings for Palestions. There should be such a place as Palestion, but I cannot find it on a map. It must be an Isrealistic plot to ensure that imaginary countries don't exist. We can see where such a word might be useful for other purposes. A Palestion might be a question asked by a Palestinian, a support for an archway in a medieval palace, or any number of other things. For example, we could have fine quotes such as: "To be or not to be, that is the Palestion!" "The UN discussed the question of Palestion" "The situation in Palestion is very grave." "Palestion is occupied by the Isrealis, who believe in Israelism and oppress the Palestion people." In fact, gifted people are already using the word in exactly this way. It is time to tell people the REAL TRUTH about Palestion and the pernicious Isrealistic plot against the Palestions and people are doing it. For example, at doublespeak we find:
You tell 'em! Early history of PalestionPalestion (pronounced Pulehstea -on) was a Greek warrior in the battle for Troy, whose exploits were described in a manuscript by Sophocles. The manuscript was lost when Aloysius Delicious, a monk of the Cistercian order, used it to wrap a cheese sandwich in 1183 AD, while on his way to the crusades with Richard the Lion Hearted. Don't laugh, lots of manuscripts got lost that way. On his way home from Troy, Palestion lost his way. His ship foundered on the shores of a country then inhabited by savages, since called Palestion. According to the venerable Engletwerp, Palestion was converted to Christianity in 694 by the learned St. Cosima of Palestion, who was made Bishop of Palestion by Pope Urban Renewal. Palestion in modern timesPalestion (pronounced Pulehstea -on) is the homeland of the Palestions. Sir George Bottomkisser, OBE, the famous British explorer of the 19th century, explored Palestion and wrote his travelogue, "Sailing to Palestion" in 1844, for which he was knighted. He reported that Palestion was mostly ruins inhabited by goats and goatherds. He became a great enthusiast of the Palestion culture, asserting that the people of Palestion are noble, simple, generous, infested by trachoma and leprosy and prone to stab you in the back. Palestion was occupied by the British in 1855, and exploited by Sir Clive Blameworthy (Clive of Palestion). later known as Lord Dungworthy. Interest in Palestion waned when it was discovered that goat dung does not restore sexual function (still sold over the Internet as natural Viagra). This and related proofs of the influence of Sexonomy on history are taken up under Sexonomy. Interest in Palestion was revived when it was discovered that the Isrealis wanted to make their home there, as dictated by Isrealism. Map of Palestion
The map of Palestion does not show the inland Sea of Ignorance, which is fed by the river Alexia. The Sea of Ignorance is actually a lake of course, but the people who invented Palestion are too dumb to know that. Greek Warrior PalestionBelow is a picture of the Greek Warrior Palestion, founder of Palestion. No doubt it was part of a series of illustrations of the lost Sophocles drama trilogy, Palestion in Troy
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