Stephen Colbert, purveyor of “truthiness” on Comedy Central’s The Colbert Report, has chosen a certain Klingon officer from Star Trek: The Next Generation to honor with a special national diversity award.
Though I don’t think he’s actually a United States citizen, Lieutenant Commander Worf certainly does exemplify a number of qualities we Americans respect; bravery, strength, and honor. Besides, who else fits Colbert’s other unique ethnic requirements? Take a look.
Though Worf certainly is deserving of an award, I hope the whole thing wasn’t rigged. I mean, it wasn’t long ago that a Congressman suggested that there are faux Klingons in the White House. What do you think? A little intergalactic favoritism? Stay tuned! 
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