6/27/2013, 2:10 pm
Christine Lagarde, managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, announced today that she and others in leadership at the IMF are, in fact, Space Aliens.
Comrade Lagarde, speaking with journalists outside a combined Climate Change and Financial Futures conference at the United Nations building in New York, stated for the record that she and her well known broodmates, Dr. and Mrs. Utopia (the latter also known as Kathleen Sibelius to earthlings), as well as several others in world leadership positions, are from a distant galaxy.
In the unretouched photo above, Lagarde and another, undisclosed, brood member are shown discussing Climate Change and the possibility of seeding financial documents worldwide with nanotechnology-based viruses.
"On our home planet," said Lagarde to the hushed crowd of reporters, "we've had virus-infected currency for millennia, and bringing the same technology to Earth's dollars, yen, and Euros is bound to have a positive effect on Climate Change."
She went on to mention that the mean temperature on her home world is -325 degrees Fahrenheit, which led several reporters to ask just what, exactly, she meant by "positive effect". In response, Lagarde simply winked and walked away.
Comrade Lagarde, speaking with journalists outside a combined Climate Change and Financial Futures conference at the United Nations building in New York, stated for the record that she and her well known broodmates, Dr. and Mrs. Utopia (the latter also known as Kathleen Sibelius to earthlings), as well as several others in world leadership positions, are from a distant galaxy.
In the unretouched photo above, Lagarde and another, undisclosed, brood member are shown discussing Climate Change and the possibility of seeding financial documents worldwide with nanotechnology-based viruses.
"On our home planet," said Lagarde to the hushed crowd of reporters, "we've had virus-infected currency for millennia, and bringing the same technology to Earth's dollars, yen, and Euros is bound to have a positive effect on Climate Change."
She went on to mention that the mean temperature on her home world is -325 degrees Fahrenheit, which led several reporters to ask just what, exactly, she meant by "positive effect". In response, Lagarde simply winked and walked away.