Will Stephen Colbert hold a “Restoring Truthiness” Rally?
September 02, 2010 6:09 pm ET by Karl Frisch
Fans of Comedy Central’s resident faux-servative Stephen
Colbert have taken to the internets in a drive to organize a “Restoring Truthiness” rally on October
10, 2010 -- that’s 101010:
What: It's time to Restore Truthiness to America!
When: TBA (Ask Stephen Colbert)
Where: TBA
Why: America, we are at a crossroad. Truthiness in this nation is at an all-time low since the inception of the concept was founded by the great American, Stephen Colbert. In its rich history over the past five years, Truthiness has become synonymous with American values such as freedom, honor, and Taco Bell. Recently our nation has suffered a truthiness drain. In fact, untruthiness is as common as measles vaccinations that cause cancer. We as a nation have stopped relying on our emotions and gut. We need to get back to what makes this nation great. Act on impulse not fact. Stop wasting time analyzing and just take what people say on face value. Why think when someone else can think for you. It’s superficial. It’s quick. It’s American. Restore Truthiness now!
How can you help? Spread the word. Tweet, Facebook Like, Join the Facebook Group, Share, Upvote, Do whatever you have to do. Make this be tomorrow's news!
The effort, an obvious poke at Fox News’ resident rally-vangelist Glenn Beck’s 8-28 “Restoring Honor” fringe-fest, even has an official Twitter feed.
Those not familiar with the tenants of “truthiness” should watch this video for a refresher:
Early crowd estimates for the “Restoring Truthiness” rally, which hasn't even taken place yet, peg attendance at more than one billion people, a figure confirmed by Fox News and conservative blogs.

















Damn, I just getting pumped for the semi annual War on Christmas when someone found my price.
Woe unto the holiday though if I don't get my price.
Mercenarily,
The guy with the wild look in his eyes.
Time to start a Draft Tina Fey to be the Keynote Speaker drive as well.
(Of course, before Colbert fixed the place up, there were squatters.It's in a rough section of town).