February 3rd, 2011, The Colbert Report.
(Kind of a weird format for this one, but it works better for the situation.)
Colbert: My guest tonight is the author of the book "Out Of The Dark," and is also said to be the most important person people don't know about. That can only mean that he is British. Please welcome James Fraust.
*Colbert runs over to the interview table, sitting down after shaking hands with the man sitting adjacent, wearing a white suit and fedora, along with a cross necklace, a silver bracelet on his right wrist, and a gold watch on his left. He has silver hair and red eyes under a pair of frameless glasses.*
Colbert: So, James, first I would like to welcome you to the show.
James: My pleasure, Stephen.
Colbert: Now, your book is entitled "Out Of the Dark," Can you explain what is out of the dark?
James: The United Nations Special Forces.
Colbert: What is so special about the United Nations Special Forces?
James: Basically it's pretty much the best special forces agents from around the world, S.A.S., ST6, GIGN, GSG-9, things like that.
Colbert: And which one do you fit into?
James: S.A.S.
Colbert: Alright. Anyway, in your book, you state that the U.N.S.F. was founded in response to the "Palestinian missle crisis." But the thing is, I can't remember anything about that.
James: Of course, very few people did know about it.
Colbert: Why not?
James: Nuclear weapons in Palestine. Period.
Colbert: So what did the U.N.S.F. do?
James: Well... We located the camp, waited for everybody to go to sleep, then we pretty much stole them.
Colbert: Are you trying to tell me that you stole nuclear weapons?
James: Ummm...Well, not me. The U.N.S.F. But, yeah.
Colbert: It had to be harder than that.
James: Well, it really wasn't.
Colbert: And what was the reaction?
James: They kept killing Israelites, because they thought they stole them.
Colbert: And what did the Israelites think?
James: Pretty much nothing of it. Just war.
Colbert: So they didn't know about the nuclear weapons?
James: A few knew, but very few.
Colbert: So, why has the existence of the U.N.S.F. been concealed, and why has it been revealed recently?
James: Basically, the premise on concealment was that we really didn't want anyone to know that a specialized force able to legally operate worldwide existed, because that would make the U.N. catch even more flak than it already has. The reason for revealing the existence of the U.N.S.F. is that there had to be some explanation for cities randomly disappearing off the map.
Colbert: Why were cities being destroyed?
James: As much as people would like to believe the contrary, there have been various failed biological and chemical experiments in the U.S. The result would eventually be a nation wide, and even possibly a world-wide contamination. The best way to keep contamination at a very minimal level is to "remove" the origin.
Colbert: And how is this "removal" done?
James: That information is classified.
Colbert: So, what do you do in the U.N.S.F.
James: Well, as being the supreme officer, I keep track of all of the agents working under me, determine which agent would be most effective in which situation, things like that.
Colbert: So you have an office job?
James: Of course not. I handle the assignments that have a 60-99%.
Colbert: Percent of what?
James: Chance that you will be killed in action.
Colbert: And what would be some examples?
James: Biological and chemical contamination, primarily.
Colbert: So, I understand you are British.
James: Yes.
Colbert: Do many people mistake you for an American since you have no accent?
James: Of course. My wife didn't know I was British for a year.
Colbert: Does your wife know which assignments you go on?
James: She knows about as much as you do... Well, she knows what a U.N.S.F. operation consists of, but that's only because she was a survivor of a certain incident in which the U.N.S.F. was dispatched to neutralize. My kids are too young to know what I really do.
Colbert: What would this incident be.
James: That would also be classified.
Colbert: I understand that you are taking advantage of twenty-eighth amendmentš.
James: Yes, that is correct.
Colbert: Do you think being British will effect your odds of winning?
James: Of course. Generally, I don't really think I could end up the president, But I think it would be a good idea.
Colbert: So, what ideas do you have?
James: Well, first I would like to at least decrease the national debt.
Colbert: And how would you do that?
James: Use my salary as well as half of my own money.
Colbert: And how would you finance your campaign?
James: Privately.
Colbert: Why do you think you have a chance in the 2012 elections?
James: Well, first off, I know how the world works, economically and whatnot. I also plan to outfit the military with more reliable weaponry, mainly replacing the M4. Also making tactical tomahawks standard issue. Also, with privately funding my campaign I believe it will show voters that I am capable of being self sufficient, unlike other past presidents like Dub-Yah. I seriously don't know how someone that can't tie his shoes got elected twice. Another thing I would like to do is to pass and act that would require all American automotive makers to produce at least three
models using electric, bio diesel, or hydrogen fuel sources.
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