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Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 10:19:14 pm PST

Israel Law Center Director Nitsana Darshan-Leitner has written a letter to Attorney General John Ashcroft, warning that the Palestinian put in charge of investigating the Gaza roadside bombing that killed 3 Americans in October—Rashid Abu Shabak—is probably the perpetrator.

In her letter, Darshan-Leitner writes: “It is a disgraceful that the individual assigned by the Palestinian Authority to investigate the murders of Branchizio, Linde and Parsons is himself a leading terrorist suspected of numerous other roadside bombings in Gaza. If the United States is sincere about making arrests then it must not tolerate Rashid Abu Shabak heading up this crucial inquiry. The similarities between the October 15th roadside bombing and the roadside bombing of the Kfar Darom school bus in November 2000 cannot be ignored. We urge the Department of Justice to initiate its own investigation of Abu Shabak and his role in prior Gaza terror attacks, some of which have seriously injured American citizens.” ...

According to the Shurat HaDin letter, Abu Shabak, a protege of Palestinian leader Mohammed Dahlan, has an extensive terrorist past. Abu Shabak, along with Dahlan are the leading suspects in several other Gaza terror attacks:

* On April 1, 1997, Abu Shabak is alleged by Israeli intelligence agencies to have sent Palestinian suicide bombers to target two school buses outside Netzarim and Kfar Darom in Gaza. Then, Chief of Staff Amnon Lipkin-Shahak identified the terrorists as police officers under Dahlan and Abu Shabak’s direct command.

* On October 18, 2000, a busload of 40 Israeli women and children was attacked by gunfire and bombs near the Gush Katif junction in Gaza as it passed by a Palestinian police station. Israel Radio reported that Israeli intelligence has concluded that Dahlan and Abu Shabak were behind the attack.

* On November 20, 2000, Dahlan and Abu Shabak ordered the roadside bombing of a school bus outside the Kfar Darom community. Two adultson the bus were killed, and nine other Israelis were injured, including five children. Several of the injured are American citizens. Israeli security services have identified Dahlan and Abu Shabak as the main suspects in the attack.

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1 Teacake  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 8:28:00pm

Gosh, what a surprise. They woudn't do that.

2 HalfLife  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 8:29:08pm

Well, I guess that explains why the investigation hasn't been going too well... Ridiculous!

3 Islam Sucks  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 8:29:55pm

Now that Osaddomy is out of the way, let the REAL war begin.

4 Let's Roll  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 8:33:37pm

This plea is, unfortunately, going to be swept under the rug like so many others. We wouldn't want to be accused of inciting anything with these fine, upstanding, and trustworthy partners in peace. Fucking criminals. Death and deception is in the fiber of their being.

5 Teacake  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 8:34:25pm

I actually miss the old days when criminals could be roughed up a bit. Today you have to give them tea and cookies or they sue. Imagine today's criminals riding into an old pioneer town and pulling this shit. Progress is going to be our downfall when criminals use our laws to get away with their crimes.

6 Let's Roll  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 8:36:54pm

OT -- I know it's been posted before, but in case you missed it.

Saddam Hussein’s Loyalists Infiltrated U.S. Operations in Iraq

7 tomcat  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 8:39:26pm

Makes me wonder how this moved through the chain of approval for Shabak on the US side. Was it through the State Dept, Secret Service, etc?

8 Teacake  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 8:41:35pm

LEt's Roll... something like that crossed my mind last week with the news of how most of the newly trained Iraqi army guys quit in droves. Seems to me forming an army should be last on the list. Build the infrastructure and when all is secure and ready to go... then train them after running checks. Stupid stupid stupid.

9 norar  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 8:56:45pm

I wonder whether this is considered newsworthy by NYTimes ...

10 Attaboid  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 8:59:04pm

We were never prepared fot taqqiyah. Part of Islam.

11 PeterS  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 9:04:41pm

One of the terror regimes simply has to follow Afghanistan and Iraq into the shitter by July 2004 or so. Syria and Iran are the obvious choices, but really-here's my imagination at work.

GIANT ROBOTS. Yes, giant robots.

Ok, but lets be realistic. First we could help Israel finish their wall, which would be gateless and protected by a massive minefield on the palestinian side, as well as the anti-katusha laser thingy and patriot batteries.

Then-- you all realize Haim Saban and Shuky Levy created the Power Rangers, right? Ok. So we build these gigantic colorful Megazord robot guys and we recruit 5 plucky teens to pilot them. Like one robot could be the Menorah-Zord or something, and one could be the Torah-Zord.. and one robot sort of looks like a gleaming metal rabbi, and he has these massive nunchuks that I swear to G_d-- shaped like two L'Chaim's connected by a chain. The other two could be like Bagel-Bot and Shiksa Girlfriend Bot, and that one's pilot would be an ultra hottie.

I do love the shiksas. Ahem.

But yeah- AND you could make it self-funding by filming the entire thing day to day. I'd give it a catchy title like "Thunder-Jew Rangers" and have it on Saturday mornings.

12 zulubaby  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 9:14:48pm

What the hell is going on? Why is the US allowing the Palestinian thugs to investigate the murders of Americans!? The PA is treacherous, there is no end to their deceit.

13 Attaboid  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 9:17:22pm

#11 PeterS

"Sony's Humanoid Robot Learns How to Jog"

dance

Soon your fantasy will be real. Unless the Isalmozoids prevail.

14 Yehudit  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 9:35:34pm

OT but funny: Tariq Aziz Stops Calling Son Saddam.

CAIRO, Egypt - Former Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz has started calling his youngest son — named Saddam after Iraq (news - web sites)'s ousted leader — by the name Zuhair instead, according to letters obtained by the London-based Arabic daily Asharq Al-Awsat. . . .


Heh.

15 Camel Prophet  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 9:39:01pm

Today, Robert Spencer's "Jihad Watch" site, posts an Orange-County Register article on suicide massacres in Israel.

[Link: www.jihadwatch.org...]

Haganah.org:
Aaron, note the following "culture of murder" website. Please have a go at them:

[Link: strike-free.net...]

16 Camel Prophet  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 9:49:23pm

OT:

Lawrence Solum's website has link to Prof. Volokh's hot paper on "Crime Facilitating Speech." No, you don't have to be an attorney in order to understand it:

[Link: www.yale.edu...]

Solum also posts salient comment on Padilla v Rumsfeld:

[Link: lsolum.blogspot.com...]

17 jimmytheclaw  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 10:07:55pm

OT
evariste or another of his expertise maybe you can help me i got in a long dragout argument/discussion about the islamic mindset with a good friend i tried to explain how the culture is so poisoned that there is no choice but to resist and fight tooth and nail i am having trouble explaining why we are where we are in world politics how people in the ME do not have a choice how unlike here in the US do not have a choice in religous or political thought. can you or someone else that have been through things that as average americans can be explained in a simple way email me through charles's email system a few links to help me to simplify things to easily explain. its kinda hard after a few beers to discuss some of these things to the novice/uninformed. i hate to be looked at like a mcarthy like chicken little

thanks

18 Camel Prophet  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 10:09:33pm

OT:

Euro Vichy-Reich mouthpieces agitate against capital punishment on conviction of Saddam Hussein:

[Link: www.euobserver.com...]

EUROS: YOU DON'T MATTER!

19 Reuters' "Amos"  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 10:24:12pm

The only president the frogs have any right to protest his execution is Chirac, although I don't know why they'd choose do that.

20 M. Simon  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 10:40:54pm

Ashcroft doesn't have time for this. He needs his resources to persecute medical marijuana users and bong sellers.

21 Buster Bunny  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 11:06:15pm

hold on .. perpetrators doing the investigating?

one second .. i must adjust my moral compass .. its pointing in MY direction.

22 Mr Pol  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 11:12:23pm

The fact that Abu Shabak was a terrorist and probably behind this particular bombing was published by Pakistan Today on June 23, 2003 - note that this is not an Israeli or Jewish source. The US accepted to have a known terrorist investigate a terrorist attack. I guess the Sauds are happy.

23 Max L  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 11:30:43pm

Unbelievable. Oh wait, no it's not actually. Thats a ruthless story, but I think America is getting the picture finally.

www.nicejewishboy.net

24 Camel Prophet  Thu, Dec 18, 2003 11:32:33pm

Jimmytheclaw #17:

The Bukhari Hadith is the second most significant text to muslim savages. Try sections #52-3 for an understanding of their concept of sacred aggression:

[Link: www.usc.edu...]

ISLAM IS TERROR; MUSLIMS ARE TERRORISTS

25 Rayra[deleted]  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 1:20:57am
26 Craig Abu al-BooBoo  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 2:01:04am

Why's everyone getting so excited about the murders of a few Americans?

Don't you know the Jordyptians have the right to defend themselves against aggression by planting roadside bombs?

Don't bother Ashcroft with your petty problems.

Don't you know there are people importing deadly bongs into Pennsylvania all the way from the Islamic Republic of California?

Get your priorities straight and trust in Dahlan to bring the perpetrators to justice! Nobody knows what's going on in Gaza better than Mohammed! ;-)

27 Colt  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 2:40:46am

The PLO is investigating a PLO attack on the US, an investigation supported by the US. The lead investigator, investigating a roadside bombing, is a terrorist famed for roadside bombings.

This is beyond absurd.

WOTMA.

28 Sean II  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 2:42:27am

Report: Europe Busts Iraq Terror Network

MILAN, Italy — Authorities in Europe have shut down a network that recruited at least 200 Islamic militants (search) to carry out attacks on U.S.-led forces in Iraq, Italian investigators told The Associated Press.

The volunteers were drawn from Muslim youths living on the fringes of society in Western Europe, with loose connections to Usama bin Laden's Al Qaeda (search) and Ansar al-Islam (search), a militant group in northern Iraq.

One recruit from Italy may have been involved in a rocket attack on the Al-Rasheed Hotel in Baghdad in October, when the U.S. Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz (search) was staying there, officials told AP.

There are also suspicions that some of the Muslim militants have been involved in homicide attacks in Iraq, although there was no hard evidence, one senior Italian official involved in the investigation told AP, speaking on condition of anonymity.

An intelligence report, for example, said recruits from Europe may have been involved in the August bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad that killed 22 people, including the top U.N. envoy, Sergio Vieira de Mello, officials said. But that report apparently has not been corroborated.

29 Colt  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 2:42:48am

CNN calls Ba'athist/jihadi terrorists 'rebels'.

Note to media: this isn't Star Wars.

30 cba  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 3:04:50am

OT to Canadian LGFers:

Did anyone else catch this morning's Commentary on CBC Radio? It was by someone from Harvard talking about the Geneva document. Her name was something like Andrea Henderson--it was a mix of slant and downright lies. "The only nay-sayer was Sharon." "Arafat called it a courageous document" "And the thorniest issue of all--Palestinian refugees" [no mention AT ALL of Palestinian attacks on Israeli civilians, but "the ink was barely dry on the paper when Sharon ordered an incursion into the West Bank that killed xx Palestinians and left yy injured"]

I'm pretty sure she's been on before. Anyone know anything about her?

31 abu-Hoo-Hoo  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 3:11:51am

29 colt

This coming from our bastion of truth and honest reporting, the same network, which has openly admitted bribery, misrepresenting and purposely distorting news at the direction of Saddam’s propagandists to be admitted and remain in Iraq?

when they start gettin their a$$ shot off by the 'rebels' you think they'll still be called 'rebels'?

32 Spoons  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 3:15:17am

"Reached for comment, officials at the State Department and the White House put their fingers in their ears and started screaming 'LA LA LA LA LA.'"

33 V the K  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 3:18:00am

OT, but from the "I'm sure they didn't mean it like that department" ---

"If either of the two [Madonna or Michael Jackson] is the logical heir to Marilyn Monroe, it is clearly Michael Jackson, who is the more bruised and authentically vulnerable of the two...Not only is he black and white, male and female, but also young and old, hip and square, the crotch-grabbing self-appointed guardian of the world's children. "-- MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour essayist Anne Taylor Fleming, April 7, 1993.
34 Baldy  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 3:26:35am

#12 zulubaby
#27 Colt
All of this makes me wonder if we want to catch the perps. It seems when Americans are killed in Israel our gov't hardly notice.

35 Colt  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 3:37:06am

#31 abu-Hoo-Hoo

when they start gettin their a$$ shot off by the 'rebels' you think they'll still be called 'rebels'?

Nah. They'll call it friendly fire ;-)

#34 Baldy

Have you read Caroline Glick's latest piece? The US is negotiating with the Palestinian terrorists.

It seems when Americans are killed in Israel our gov't hardly notice.

Nope, though they hardly kick up a fuss when Israelis are killed, either.

36 Ayatollah Ghilmeini- Believe in the Victory  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 4:07:40am

Perhaps abu Shabak will arrest himself? Round up the usual suspects!

I just sent some Hannukah donuts to a platoon of the IDF.

37 Thom  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 4:22:50am

#35 Colt

I hope Gordon reads Caroline Glick's article.

"Egypt is at peace with Israel" my ass.

Last week, National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice, Vice President Dick Cheney, and CIA Director George Tenet all reportedly met with Egyptian intelligence chief Gen. Omar Suleiman.

During the meetings, Suleiman reportedly demanded that the Bush administration provide guarantees to Palestinian terrorist organizations in exchange for a temporary cessation of terrorist attacks inside Israel's pre-'67 borders.

Specifically, he demanded that the US pressure Israel to force IDF redeployment outside areas transferred to the PLO in the Oslo Accords and to end Israeli military action against Palestinian terrorist chiefs, their operatives, and their terrorist infrastructures.

Upon his return to Cairo, Suleiman dispatched his emissaries to Gaza to meet with the commanders of the official PA security services, Fatah, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, the PFLP, the DFLP, and the Iraqi Baathist Arab Liberation Front. There they told the terror chiefs that Suleiman had received such guarantees from Washington.

How can the US deter terrorism when it is actively involved in the rapid establishment of a terrorist state? How long will the image of Saddam Hussein's cowardice work to dispel the jihadist belief that the US is a paper tiger when the US is undermining its own strategic posture by genuflecting to the Palestinian terrorist agenda?

I give up. In defiance of all his fine speeches, Bush's actions are nonsensical. His moral compass has gone crazy. I will either sit out '04 or vote for whoever the dhimmicrats nominate. What's the point in delaying the inevitable?

It occurs to me that President Bush really doesn't pay attention to polls, that he is guided by his own vision (whatever that may be) and morality. For this he has been lauded as a refreshing contrast to Clinton. The flip-side of that, of course, is that he doesn't pay attention to anything his constituents may say or write to him. Impassioned letters and pleas fall on deaf ears.

So, yeah, America and Israel seem to be working overtime to establish a terrorist state in Samaria, Judea, and Gaza. And they'll get exactly that. Then what? Invade the new state because they harbor terrorists a la Afghanistan and Iraq? The stupidity of that boggles the mind.

38 Free Speech Is Only For Uber-Libs (ethos)  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 4:36:14am

Off Topic & apologies in advance>BUT...
Victor Davis Hanson is breath-taking! A must read!!!


[Link: www.nationalreview.com...]BUT

39 Free Speech Is Only For Uber-Libs (ethos)  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 4:37:18am

I guess I just like to say>BUT

40 ploome  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 4:37:49am

33 V the K

whose crotch is/was he grabbing?

41 Ginger Liz  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 4:38:19am

Can't find a link to it just yet, but I've just heard an MP (Ellwood, I think her name is) on Radio 4 talking about a member of the Muslim Association of Great Britain who praised suicide bombers at a Palestine Solidarity conference or some such.

I'll keep looking for a link, but (unsurprisingly?) I can't find it on the BBC website.

42 Ginger Liz  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 4:40:37am

Re: my #41, I think this is who I was listening to. (I'm astonished - an anti-Idiotarian Labour MP?!)

43 scaramouche  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 4:41:31am

How many Palestinian jihadis are currently fomenting trouble in Iraq? At some point you figure everyone would see that, no matter where he lays his head at night, a jihadi is a jihadi is a jihadi. The terror is transportable, and has little to do with such Western concepts as geographical borders. Yet the Palestinians have somehow managed to bamboozle the West into believing that their cause is somehow qualitatively different from the larger jihadi cause, that their desires are stricly an attempt to redress the historical wrong of divesting them of their land. Bollocks, plain and simple, and a gross misreading of historical and current reality.

44 Sean II  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 4:47:36am

Saddam Hussein’s Loyalists Infiltrated U.S. Operations in Iraq

Dec. 18— Agents for deposed Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein have penetrated the U.S. command in Iraq, ABCNEWS has learned. As a result, they have the potential to undermine U.S. authority.

45 Elmo  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 4:50:30am

Via OpinionJournal, I'm sure someone's already posted/linked it, but ...
AP: "Palestinians Expelled to Gaza Hotel Bored"

[Link: apnews.excite.com...]

46 V the K  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 5:01:03am
whose crotch is/was he grabbing?

That's for the Santa Barbara District Attorney to figure out.

47 Geepers  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 5:06:06am

Sean II (#44),

I love those stories.

Pentagon officials with whom ABCNEWS spoke were not surprised about the infiltration. It is a common tactic that certainly happened in Vietnam, they said.

See - just like Vietnam. It's really kind of cute, they try so hard.

48 ted  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 5:07:53am

1.[Link: www.nationalreview.com...]

2. [Link: www.washingtonpost.com...]


3.[Link: www.opinionjournal.com...]


3 great articles

49 Kalb caD-di-nee  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 5:26:13am

Slightly OT

This morning on NPR a reporter
interviewed an Iraqi policeman
named Abu Jabbar. He is a cop by day and bad guy by night. His mother's name is Hassan I believe.

Do you think the reporter had the common sense to turn this turd in? Doubt it. Scum!

50 William  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 5:26:30am

OT:

Michael Jackson becomes a Muslim!


The Australian
December 19, 2003

Jackson 'joins' Nation of Islam

MICHAEL Jackson became a member of the black group Nation of Islam on the eve of being formally charged with child molestation, the New York Post reported today.

The newspaper quoted unnamed sources as saying Jackson became a member of the black Muslim organisation led by Louis Farrakhan on Wednesday night.

"The King of Pop is restyling himself Jacko X," said the newspaper.

[Link: www.theaustralian.news.com.au...]

51 abu-Hoo-Hoo  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 5:39:50am

Wanted: Asylum in anti-America, anti-Jewish country - Western Europe.

Requirements: Welfare, health care, access to guns and explosives, open banking system, large militant Jihadist community a must.

Capabilities: terror, murder, arson, genocide, kidnapping and much more, full rap-sheet available on request.

52 Andrew B.  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 5:42:04am

I met her last year in new jersey. She is a very intelligent beautiful young lady that is fighting terror with the law. I spoke to her about the terror bombings in israel and asked what can i do...her reply (paraphrased) study them and learn everything you can...so that you can pre-empt them. In other words...KNOW YOUR ENEMY!!!

Andrew B.

53 Amy  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 5:48:29am

The Israel Law Center does wonderful work - I subscribe to their email updates. They are relentless in pursuing every legal angle available to hold the Arabs to account for their crimes. Once a year they sponsor a tour for American judges and attorneys to see first-hand what the ILC is doing - I'm planning to go next year, God willing.

This is a major embarassment for the administration, which has allowed itself to be led around by the nose by these congenital liars and murderers. We continue to deceive ourselves into believing that there are Palestinians in positions of authority who have one iota of honor or trustworthiness. We continue to think that there are Palestinians we can deal with - there are none. They are all connected to the terrorist web, and all roads lead through Ramallah.

Israel has provided the U.S. time and again with proof positive of Arafat's involvement in terror, and the involvement of everyone around him, but we just keep right on fumbling, stumbling and bumbling along, and we keep right on pressuring Israel to give the Arabs what we think they want. Our stupidity must be quite a source of amusement to the Arabs.

A classic case of putting the fox in charge of the henhouse.

54 Colt  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 6:03:29am

#37 Thom

It occurs to me that President Bush really doesn't pay attention to polls, that he is guided by his own vision (whatever that may be) and morality.

Bush has to appear to be taking the fight to the terrorists. Throw in the admittedly awe-inspiring language of transforming a region ruled by tyranny in to one ruled by elected governments, and it is little wonder he is so widely supported. After Vietnam, Watergate, Iran-Contra, the CIA coups and all the other dirty secrets of the Cold War, finally, some real morality. You know the 'US Armed Forces World Tour' t-shirts? It's little wonder the dates finish in 1945 and start again in 2002.

No-one liked what had to be done in the Cold War, and Bush, on appearance, is a refreshing change. A quest to set free the brutalised masses of the Middle East, to destroy the Dark Age theocrats and the tyrannical fascists who support them.

It appeals, of course it does.

I only wish it were true.

55 Right Wing Conspirator  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 6:03:58am

To all LGFers:

Here ya go.

56 rabidfox  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 6:56:14am

RWC, good job!

57 Baldy  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 7:00:29am

#35 - Colt. Of course the US hardly notices the terror inflicted against Israelis, without mentioning the "humiliations" Israel supposedly inflicts on the terrorists. It is maddening to see my country bend over backwards to appear "fair", especially when then is no moral equivalence between the two sides. Even with our pandering to the terrorists, it does no good, they still hate us & Israel.

58 insane_kufr  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 7:43:27am

OK, let's wait and see who this guy turns up as the "perp". Bets on some poor bastard who is suspected of aiding the Mossad?
Here's an idea...when they hold the press conference announcing the capture of those responsible, let's just bomb the building!!!

59 Colt  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 8:01:36am

#57 Baldy

is maddening to see my country bend over backwards to appear "fair"

I'm half-British, and as much as I loathe US policy towards Israel, it could be worse.

60 quark2  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 8:13:31am

@53 Amy

Let me know when you're running for office. I want to be sure I live in your state or district so I can vote for you. I hope with your clear sightedness you will consider a high office, maybe President? :)

61 zulubaby  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 8:21:05am

Thom (#37)

I hope Gordon reads Caroline Glick's article.

He won't. He considers Jerusalem Post a rabid right-wing publication and besides, he stubbornly refuses to let facts enter his happy place of denial.

Great post, by the way.

Colt (#59)

I'm half-British, and as much as I loathe US policy towards Israel, it could be worse.

How so?

Spoons (#32) gets it right.

62 Colt  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 8:29:07am

#61 zulubaby

Britain actually buys the PLO line, and acts accordingly. Bush doesn't, but acts as if he does. The difference is that an election could, in theory, change American policy towards Israel, but would not in Britain.

Britain is also opposed to the fence, the airstrike on Syria, they talk to Arafat, give Iran diplomatic cover to finish the A-bomb meant for Tel Aviv, etc.

63 zulubaby  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 8:39:05am

Colt (#62)

It doesn't really help that Bush, although wise to their ways, behaves as though he isn't but I see what you're saying. Look, Americans have been killed in Saudi Arabia too. Where did those investigations go? However, what makes this especially disgusting is that the "investigator" is a known terrorist, not some faceless zombie.

See Mr Pol's post #22 too.

64 Colt  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 8:42:44am

#63 zulubaby

Exactly. WOTMA.

65 zulubaby  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 9:04:52am

Colt (#64)

WOTMA.

Nice :-)

66 Joel  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 9:09:10am

The story about the 3 Americans murdered has died quickly. Why no follow up and what has happened to the 'crack investigation' that the PA is launching?

67 Colt  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 9:12:23am

#66 Joel

This, the PLO investigation led by the guy who probably bombed the convoy, is the crack investigation.

68 Baldy  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 9:31:43am

#59 Colt - Yes, always could be worse. Much, much worse.

69 Amy  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 9:45:31am

quark2 #60 -

Don't hold your breath! I don't play well with others. ;)

70 zulubaby  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 9:54:52am

Why isn't he dead yet?

Abdel Aziz al-Rantissi, the political leader of the militant group Hamas walks during a demonstration held in Gaza City to mark the group's 16th birthday

He's getting brave again, the coward, he's come out of hiding underground like the rat that he is. Hopefully he'll hear loud buzzing overhead shortly ...

71 Jakester  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 10:10:02am

But of course, the bombing was all the Jews fault, you know, Muslims don't believe in terrorism. That is a Zionist lie. If you want to keep spreading that lie, someone will blow up your house and kill your family

72 zulubaby  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 10:30:00am
EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana warns Israel that there is no unilateral solution to conflict with Palestinians

Perhaps he has a better suggestion? The EU, like the Palestinians, know how to whine and reject and criticize but never have any suggestions themselves.

73 zulubaby  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 10:30:51am

Maybe Sharon's tactic is working ...

Responding to Ariel Sharon`s `disengagement` speech, Saeb Erekat calls for swift implementation of road map
74 leo  Fri, Dec 19, 2003 2:08:02pm

@ zulubaby:

Perhaps he [Javier Solana] has a better suggestion?

Indeed he offers an alternative: Javier Solana: Let Iran get nukes


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