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Yassin Personally Authorized Female Bomber

Thu, Jan 15, 2004 at 12:57:43 pm PST

The “spiritual leader” of Hamas, a wheelchair-bound locus of festering evil named Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, personally gave his blessing to female suicide bomber Reem al-Rayashi:

According to Channel 2, Reem Salah al-Rayashi, 21, the mother of two small children, approached Hamas several times with the request to be a suicide bomber.

“She practically begged,” an Arab affairs reporter told Channel 2.

The Hamas leadership repeatedly spurned her requests, until Yassin himself intervened. Hamas has previously resisted the use of female suicide bombings on ideological grounds. However, when Hamas operatives brought a plan to bomb the Erez crossing into the joint Israeli-Palestinian industrial zone, the Hamas leadership put ideology aside and adopted the plan most likely to succeed.

Sheikh Yassin then personally gave his blessing for al-Rayashi to be used as a bomber, and issued a decree (a few hours after Wednesday’s attack) to the effect that “Jihad was the duty of men and women.”

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1 Barking Pumpkin  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:00:03am

Why is there not an Israeli Hellfire missile with his name on it?

2 Wondermutt  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:00:44am
“Jihad was the duty of men and women.”

So, Mr. Yassin, when's your turn?

3 Spiny Norman  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:03:06am

OK, so when does Saruman get a bullet in the head?

And his vile "Wormtongue" Rantisi?

4 Lewis Can't Lose  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:03:54am

Wabbit season
Duck season
Wabbit season
Duck season
Wabbit season
Duck season
Sheikh Ahmed Yassin season

5 Shipman  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:04:16am

Did the Kyoto Treaty cover this sort of individual atmospheric abuse?

6 RC neo-Jew  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:04:20am

#2 Wondermutt

“Jihad was the duty of men and women.”
So, Mr. Yassin, when's your turn?

Well, it's difficult to be sure whether he's a man or a woman. He could be something else.

7 Spiny Norman  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:04:55am

Barking Pumpkin, GMTA!

8 Hhar  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:05:02am

may he rot with her.

9 dgd  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:07:16am

Why is this POS breathing and taking up space when others die because of him? Sic 'em IDF.

10 RWC - Muttly the Boxer in Wolfs Clothing  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:08:22am

Just a quick OT, not trying to derail this. Just seemed to be a very proud moment:
Fencers will compete, hoist flag in Aqaba

A jubilant Dr. Vladimir Shklar, head of the Israeli fencing delegation, told Jerusalem Post Thursday that "we're very excited to be here. After we got there and enrolled, we saw all the participating nations' flags flying outside the gymnasium, except Israel's. There was an empty pole instead."
When asked to fly the Israeli flag on the empty pole, the Jordanian organizers refused, telling Shklar and members of the Israeli team, "If you want to do it, do it yourself."

"The Jordanians asked us to take the feelings of the Jordanian people into account. We were told that we were allowed to participate, and that should be enough for us," Shklar said.

Adamant, Shklar turned to the Israeli Consulate in Jordan. He returned to the organizers with the claim that the Israeli athletes are competing under the blessings of King Abdullah, and that "the flag must go up."

"When I told them this, they had no choice," Shklar said. "However, they refused to do it themselves. They told us that if we really wanted to, we should put it up."

Before the eyes of hundreds of Arab spectators, Shklar and fencer Tomer Or climbed up the pole, and hoisted the Israeli flag alongside the flags of the other nations participating in the event.

"It was pretty scary, standing before all those armed Jordanian policemen," Shklar told the 'Post. "But we did it. Our flag is flying in Jordan, amidst all the Arab flags.

ps - die yassin you dirty decrepit evil piece of shit.

11 Wondermutt  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:08:31am

#6
True.
I opted for the formal over the less formal but still accurate "So, you evil sack o' shit, ...."

12 Kalb caD-di-nee  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:09:26am

You can put 16 Hellfires on an
Apache AH64. 8 for this turd. 8for the Fish. Sooner the better.

13 Maine's Michael  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:10:45am

Debka has a little more background on the murderess. It seems her husband wanted to be rid of her, and encouraged her repeatedly, promising her 'we'll meet in heaven'.

Hell more likely.

WHy is Yassin still alive? Any Israelis with a little insight as to why Yassin and Rantisi continue to live?

14 RC neo-Jew  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:10:50am

OT
Jewish MPs have been targeted by a malicious letter campaign containing threats to harm them and their families

“Police are investigating a series of particularly threatening letters to Jewish MPs as well as members of Parliament serving large Jewish communities.

Rabid antisemites don't appear to distinguish between Jews and those who support them. The threats come from a group calling itself the Aryan Martyrs’ Brigade - never heard of them, but the name seems to suggest some strange mixture of white supremacists and Muslim extremists.

15 observer  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:12:36am

The relationship between many of the leaders of Islam like Yassin and their followers is MUCH THE SAME as the one between Hitler and his followers:

"...not conquest but indiscriminate annihilation was his
aim. This, rather than any heroic self-assertion or the
prospect of material gain, emerges as the secret that
bound his followers to him..."
J.P. Stern, "The Fuehrer and the People"

THEREFORE WE MUST INFLICT ON THEM:

1. TOTAL DEFEAT AND CAPITULATION

2. DE-JIHADIZATION


All else prolongs the unbearable status quo.

16 Elle Plater  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:15:36am

I heard from an expert on suicide bombers though not an expert on Islam that according to Islam females don't go to heaven. Is this true?

Also I read somewhere that it is written in the Koran that the beautiful virgins are actually young boys with beautiful big eyes. Is this also true?

17 Barking Pumpkin  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:16:02am

#7 Spiny Norman

Sorry, what is GMTA?

18 zulubaby  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:16:06am

Wondermutt (#2)

So, Mr. Yassin, when's your turn?

Yeah really. Instead him and Arafat live long lives. Makes me sick. I wish they'd both just die already.

19 Joel  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:16:52am

The sad thing is that the Israelis could have killed Yassina and a bunch of his cronies including Mohammed Deif last year. However the pacifist chief of staff Moshe Ya'alon had them use less ordinance because they were worried about collateral damage so a smaller bomb was used. Big mistake! Your first obligation is the defense of your own citizens, not the enablers of murderers.

20 Lawrence Schmerel  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:17:41am

Somewhere in Israel, there is a clock that is ticking for Mr. Ahmed Yassin. Maybe no one knows how much time is left on that clock. (I certainly don't). I just pray that it is a short span.

And, in case you are reading this Mr. Ibrodsky, when the time is up, I will celebrate.

21 zulubaby  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:20:11am

RC neo-Jew (#14)

Police have been called in after at least 10 letters were received by unnamed members of parliament from a group calling itself the Aryan Martyrs’ Brigade.

Interesting name. White supremacists and Muslim extremists -- a match made in heaven. But hang on, I thought we were the racists?

22 zulubaby  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:21:24am

Barking Pumpkin (#17)

GMTA = Great Minds Think Alike

23 RIP Ford  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:22:00am

#17 Barking Pumpkin

GMTA

Great Minds Think Alike.

I had to look it up. Try this for any other similar questions.

24 Billy Hank  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:23:20am

Didn't Sadaam's spider hole surrender after calling for kamakazi like resistance clue Arab youth that their leaders are quite ready to have them sacrifice their lives but have reserved a slew of other options for themselves?

Guess not, suckers.

25 RIP Ford  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:23:31am

#22 zulubaby

D'oh! Beat me to it, and to the same reference site on top of that.

26 Joel  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:23:45am

I for the life of me cannot understand why Israelis would trust Arab women. That womans story about plates in her leg should have rung warning signals right away for the men guarding the gate. She should have been ordered to back off and leave. So even if a female soldier would have come to check her out, that female soldier would have been killed. A bad exchange all the way around.

27 zulubaby  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:24:49am

RIP Ford, GMTA :-)

28 Hhar  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:29:18am

#16 No. Most muslims think women perfectly capable of entering paradise, and the houris are generally thought to be women.

29 Spiny Norman  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:31:09am

Umm, yeah, like zulubaby and RIP Ford said...

:^)

30 scaramouche  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:31:13am

#21 zulubaby

White supremacists and Muslim extremists -- a match made in heaven...

More like Hades, but I know that's what you meant.

31 Rednek  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:31:19am

who says muslims don't respect women's equality?

32 Barking Pumpkin  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:32:13am

#22 zulubaby
#23 RIP Ford

Ahhhhh! Thank you both. I should have known that!
And thanks for the link.

33 Barking Pumpkin  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:34:37am

And to prove that GMTA, both zulubaby and RIP Ford provided me with the same link! LOL!

34 RC neo-Jew  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:35:39am

#21 zulubaby

I don't know whether the Aryan Martyrs Brigade is such a mixture - they could be simply white supremacists. But the 'Martyrs' Brigade' bit has whiff of Arafat about it, doesn't it?.

35 Dick Cravat  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:36:41am

#16 Elle Plater
> heard from an expert on suicide bombers though not an expert on Islam that according to Islam females don't go to heaven.

You need to learn to use the search engines more rather than just allowing others to spoon feed you. Even just searching LGF alone would have given the answers.

No, females also go to heaven. However, what may have been referred to was the stories Mohammed told about hell being full of females. Obviously he was trying to say that women had to follow his rules especially faithfully since it was harder for women to avoid hell.


> Also I read somewhere that it is written in the Koran that the beautiful virgins are actually young boys with beautiful big eyes

Actually, most of the traditions about heaven do not come from the Koran, but from the Hadith and other holy scriptures. (Islam isn't as simple as others with just a single holy book.) But the beautiful virgins stuff comes from a few different stories about a martyr's virility being increased 100-fold. And to satisfy that, he will be given 72 houris and 28 boys "forever fresh as pearls".

So your question is wrong about the technicalities, but as consolation prize you can still get the young boys by becoming a martyr.

Ooops, your Id indicates you must be female. Sorry, Islam doesn't have any special bonuses for your gender.

36 zulubaby  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:38:36am

RC neo-Jew, the 'Martyrs' Brigade' definitely gives it the Islamic touch.

37 SoCalJustice  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:40:01am

(#21) zulubaby

Taking credit for the threats was group calling itself the Aryan Martyrs’ Brigade, a group loosely affiliated with Adolf Hitler's mainstream Nazi faction.

/npr

Yassin needs to die, and in a very, very painful way. If he dies in his sleep, I will be pissed.

38 InfidelDog  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:40:56am

Yassim and those who support him are soldiers of the enemy and require permanent removal from combatant status.

39 RC neo-Jew  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:44:26am

It seems that the Aryan Martyrs Brigade are members of the British National Party after all. And nasty people they are, too. Still puzzled as to why they call themselves 'Martyrs Brigade' - except that there is a certain subject on which white racists and Muslim extremists find common ground. And we know what it is.

40 zulubaby  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:44:41am

SoCalJustice (#37)

I don't even care how they die, I just want him and Arafat dead already. In fact, I think that if Israel did kill either of them now, it would further their status as "martyrs". That does not mean to say that I don't wholly support Israel taking them out immediately.

41 Jaffar  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:47:06am

Moderately OT:

The Nation, in their new cover story, discovers that there is no such thing as anti-semitism. Or if there is, its really not that big of deal. The whole sad spectacle is found here.

Bring your pepto bismal: you'll need it.

42 Al  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:50:14am

Question for ya'll-
I beleive that there HAS to be at least some Palistinians who actually want their own state, peac with with Israel, blah, blah, blah. However, we all know what happens to them when they speak out. So, why isn't Israel conducting a huge PsyOps campaign in the territories to show these people and rest of the Palistinians how Arafish and his thugs are stealing their money and how the other terrorist groups have made their lives harder and worse? Israel must be able to broadcast there, so why aren't they?

43 Al  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:52:04am

btw--i'd love to see that gimp-ass Yassin rolled off the grand canyon!

44 Jaffar  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:54:46am

42 Al

I'm sure that most Palestinians are well aware of the quality of their so called leaders. Any propaganda campaign mounted by Israel would be discredited (from a Pali perspective) from the get-go. Most Palistinians are marinated in anti-Israeli propaganda from birth: in their homes, schools, mosques, television and radio programs. Even a 'huge PsyOps campaign' would be as useful as spitting into the wind.

45 scaramouche  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:55:19am

If you really want to be sick, read the JihadUnspun version of the story. It's pretty comprehensive, containing all the usual descriptions--apartheid fence, ghettoizing Palestinians, etc.--and, as always, emanates from somewhere called "Occupied Jerusalem." I have complained to googlenews several times for linking to these moonbats, suggesting at one point that had the Internet existed in Nazi times, they would probably have linked to Der Sturmer. Unfortunately, that remark didn't even ruffle google's feathers:

[Link: www.jihadunspun.com...]

46 kps  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:55:54am

#10 RWC - misread as "Fencers will complete, host flag in Aqaba". Oh well, wrong fence.

47 FH  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 11:59:18am

#42

It would be pointless. They are afraid of their own radicals more than they are afraid of Israel. Or rather, they have little to gain by getting killled by said radicals, which is what would occurr should they do anything.

48 scaramouche  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:02:48pm

#42 Al

Your comment presupposes that there are Palestinians out there who are willing to face reality, rather than dwell in the land of conspiracy and illusion. And if they are, that they are willing to face the wrath of the majority who hold the Jews entirely responsible for their misery. Vain hope, on both counts.

49 rabidfox  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:03:39pm

Al, please, the Grand Canyon is a national treasure as well as a place of beauty. Dropped from 1500 feet into a New York landfill, yes, the Grand Canyon - no.

50 Spiny Norman  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:04:40pm

OT, but speaking of things that go BOOM:

KARACHI, Pakistan - A car bomb exploded outside of a Christian Bible society in southern Pakistan on Thursday, leaving 15 people injured and damaging the wall of a nearby church, officials said.
The attack in the port city of Karachi occurred after police received an anonymous phone warning that the Pakistan Bible Society would be targeted, police said. Shortly after the officers arrived, assailants in a car drove up and lobbed a small explosive device at them.
Fifteen minutes later, a bomb hidden in a nearby parked car exploded, police siad. Twelve people, among them six police and paramilitary officers, were injured, said Seemi Jamali, a doctor at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center, where many victims were taken.

Bomb Hurts 15 at Christian Site in Karachi

Hmm, must be those Zoroastrian extemists again.

51 SoCalJustice  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:04:55pm

(#41) Jaffar

The same guy wrote a similar piece, not surprisingly, for al-Guardian called, not surprisingly (again): No, anti-Zionism is not anti-semitism

And it was picked up, not surprisingly (again), by Al-Jazeera, Muslim Public Affairs Committee (MPAC) - the U.K.'s CAIR, Jeff Rense (I won't sully Charles' site by linking to that prick), Sue Blackwell, name your Indymedia, and many others.

Of course, Mr. Klug is described by al-Guardian (or is it Der Guardian?) as a "senior research fellow in philosophy at St Benet's Hall, Oxford, and a founder member of the Jewish Forum for Justice and Human Rights."

Funny how all these "Justice and Human Rights" types end up as major contributors to hate sites.

52 Joel  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:11:04pm

RC neo-Jew

I have had some "debates" with some jerk form the British National Front named Leo Barnes who posts a lot in the comments section on Frontpage.com under the moniker lbj. A real anti Semitic hateful bunch they are.

53 observer  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:26:04pm

#51, SoCalJustice

I have read Klug's piece (his name means smart or clever in German, proving nothing can be in a name) in The Guardian--
--He simply cannot/will not accept the existence of Israel, so he denies its history, which for him begins with the "dread" occupation
--He ignores the decades of hate from the Arab/Muslim world--not simply anti-Zionist, but fiercely anti-Jew. Even some of the European press has acknowledged the rise of Jew-hating---but that reality is banished from the cloisters of Oxbridge and the corridors of The Nation.
--Will gird up to read his not so "klug" rant in The Nation after dulling the brain with some Sake. Cheers.

54 JeffF  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:26:04pm

(#41) Jaffar
I didn't make it very far. I couldn't read it on an empty stomach. However, I'm reading the Phyllis Chessler book they linked to on the New Anti-Semitism (top right of the page). There's nothing too new in it to regular LGF readers, but it's an interesting perspective coming from a former member of the far left. She was a prominent feminist & activist forced out of the left because of her outspoken pro-Israel beliefs.

55 Jaffar  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:31:38pm

54 JeffF

I found Chessler's book very informative, also. There is a small cadre of avowed leftists (Christopher Hitchens immediately comes to mind) that seem to be on the right side of this particular fight.

56 Is the female suicide bomber a lesbian?  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:36:51pm

Is the Hamas female suicide bomber a lesbian? She knew that if she did the suicide-murder she'd get 72 virgins in Heaven, just like the other suicide nazis. Or does she just get to be one of the 72 this way? The latter's not much of a payoff, of course. So either she was a self-hating, self-diminishing, unhappy, baby-hating straight mom seeking a way to minimize herself for eternity (except for once every 72 days), or she was a socially/culturally/religiously hated lesbian seeking the one reward (actually 72 rewards) the Jihadoids would permit her. (Or ... did they force her into it?)

Kato The Eldar

57 quark2  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:37:57pm

I would love to see the socalled 'modern' Qu'aran debunked. Accordingly, there is suspicion the version being used as amunition is false. To have this verified would send the whole muslim enitity spiraling downwards and imploding.
Maybe not in our time as we would control it, but what goes around, comes around.

58 dennisw  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:40:37pm

It's a death cult baby!!!!! With a demented, wizened freakazoid at the controls. It was no different back in the heyday of the pedophile prophet.

59 RC neo-Jew  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:43:17pm

#52 Joel

A real anti Semitic hateful bunch they are.

They are indeed. Unfortunately, they now have a policy of trying to present themselves in public as a fairly moderate political group in order to attract more votes.

A little bit about the BNP (I don't like to link to their website.0

60 Judith-Freezing rain warning  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:46:02pm

I take a small amount of consolation from the fact this Yassin guy is already a living corpse. Wasn't this guy in an Israeli prison and they let him go? I too would like to see a nice missile send that one to Allah.

OT- Will one of you Americans please come get your hot air and give us back our nice cold dry Canadian air. Freezing rain is such a horror and I have to take the bus home from work tonight.

61 Jakester  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:46:55pm

#59 RC neo-Jew
Sounds like the BNP is jsut beng honest about their bigotry instead of hiding behind hollow leftist cliches, like the rest.

62 RC neo-Jew  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:47:42pm

#41 Jaffar

You might be interested in these views from the London Times: Jews under attack

Are Jews being blamed for Israel's policies - and is anti-Semitism on the rise in Europe?
....So let’s stop asking whether or not anti-Semitism is on the rise because we all know the answer. It is. Let’s just deal with it responsibly, quickly, and effectively, before something serious happens (again).
63 salomeh  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 12:49:53pm

A bit off topic here, but maybe someone can answer this: There is an e-mail rumor going around that the SAME Mohammed Atta that lead the WTC attack was one of those released in the 1993 Oslo prisoner deal. And that Billy Boy Blow-Me insisted on being released. Is this true? Do we have even MORE to thank our former prez * spit * for?

64 SoCalJustice  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 1:02:56pm

(#63) salomeh

I don't think so.

Atta was Egyptian, but according to Wikipedia, there's another Atta out there:

Initially, Mohammed Atta's identity was confused with that of a native Jordanian, Mahmoud Mahmoud Atta, who bombed a bus in 1986 on the Israel-controlled West Bank, killing one and severely injuring three. Mahmoud Mahmoud Atta, a naturalized US citizen, was subsequently deported from Venezuela to the United States, extradited to Israel, tried and sentenced to life in prison. The Israeli supreme court later invalidated his extradition and set him free; his whereabouts are unknown. He is 14 years older than Mohammed Atta.

But no mention of Oslo for him either.

65 zulubaby  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 1:40:00pm

salomeh (#63)

Is this true?

No.

66 Jakester  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 1:55:49pm

Picked up this gem of brutal Arab doubletalk from Jihad Unspun.

The 9/11 was not an unprovoked first strike but a retaliatory strike in response to the ongoing slaughter in Iraq and Palestine, assuming that Muslims were behind it. Muslims and non-Muslims around the world, including large section of the masses in Europe took the view that “America got what it deserves” and it was due. So, why is Kilroy-Silk shocked to see those Muslims celebrating seeing dead Americans, as many non-Muslims were also celebrating in Europe and around the world? If I were the father of Muhammad Durra (father of the 12 year old Palestinian child shot dead captured on TV) that is exactly how I would feel. Why does he expect those Muslims to feel love rather then hate for the US, after the last 50 years of oppression and subjugation in their own lands? Only a person with an irrational and a sick mind can make such proposition.

Notice the pig qualifies 9/11 with "assuming that Muslims were behind it." then goes on to justify the sick celebration. I'm sorry, anyone who danced in the streets is a subhuman Muslim pig and deserves to be shot down dead. Then he blames us for the lack of democracy in the Middleeast, notice, it's always our fault. He lambaste Kilroy-Silk for stating the obvious!:

He gloats about the asylum seekers arriving from the Islamic countries to the UK. The Muslims would not be arriving in the West, had it not been for the colonisation (economic and military), and the constant interference by imposing dictators and despots. On the issue of asylum and persecution, the Islamic societies also provided sanctuary to those persecuted in Europe during medieval times. He also forgets, how his forefathers persecuted and brutalised the Irish community for centuries. Which is easily comparable to the Nazi persecution of the Jews.

Of course, always our fault, but if so, why come here or to the UK? Jews didn't run to Germany during WWll and the Irish left the Isles during the Times of Trouble. But these hypocrites come over here to take advantage of us despsite the fact they profess such hatred of us. No wonder why we want them to leave!

He then claims that if someone criticized America or our allies and was Muslim, he would be put in Guantanamo and his civil rights would be suspended. If that was so, there would be 3 million, including him, imprisoned in Guantanamo.

This article is such a pack of lies and distortions it's pathetic. The reason why the left and the Arabs are coming together is that they are both groups of amoral, irrational failures who produce nothing of value

67 InfidelDog  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 2:01:03pm

Quoting Mark Goldblat in NRO: "That truth is this: Saddam Hussein's Pan-Arabism and Osama bin Laden's Islamism are both, literally, dead ends. Either sanity will prevail in the Islamic world, in which case Muslims will embrace this truth and reject Islamicism, or insanity will prevail in the Islamic world, in which case Muslims will reject it...and suffer."
As usual other options exist but let's hope that sanity prevails before annihilation.

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

68 sgt tom  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 2:12:01pm

actually, this is good news... that's a set of palestinian eggs that will never hatch!

69 Maine's Michael  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 2:27:34pm

OT but disgusting. I see the hand of Colon Bowel and the State Dept Shits in this:

Shameful American behaviour.

70 zulubaby  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 2:32:13pm

Maine's Michael (#69)

Perhaps it is time for U.S. taxpayers to question why countries that are so viscerally anti-American like Egypt and Saudi Arabia are rewarded with contracts, while a pro-American country like Israel is swept aside.

I wonder, hmmm?

71 SoCalJustice  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 2:44:25pm

(#70) zulubaby

I wonder, hmmm?

Because we:

a) fear the seethe
b) know very well why they (and some of us, on the far-left and far-right) hate us.

I wish we wouldn't let that stop us, but such is the way of life at the Jew-run State Department. Sheesh.

72 SoCalJustice  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 2:47:10pm

(#71) Me

I should add that the policy is self-defeating, because no one who hates the U.S. or Israel looks at the list of the countries who get contracts, and thinks that maybe all U.S. foreign policy isn't still on behalf of Israel.

73 Ms. Andi  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 3:16:56pm

Does Mr. Creepy venture outdoors these days?

74 Dougrhon  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 4:23:47pm

Why is he alive? He is so going to rot in hell. What a surprise that will be for him.

75 Jimmy D  Thu, Jan 15, 2004 6:15:48pm

So who said the Paleosaurians weren't progressing? Now blowing yourself to bits while trying to kill Jews is an equal-opportunity adventure!

76 BH  Fri, Jan 16, 2004 5:05:08am

"Dead Man Walking!"

77 [deleted]  Sat, Jan 17, 2004 1:02:50pm

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