[TornadoAlley3]

Protests were held in Britain, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Turkey as the Israeli offensive entered its second week, and before Israel confirmed ground forces had entered Gaza.

Israeli Arabs held a protest march, Kuwaitis also took to the streets, a day after bigger Middle East rallies, and peaceful pro- and anti-Israel protests were held in New York.

[FlingWingFlyer]

It sounds to me as though the muzzies are well on their way towards taking over the entire world. Well. They said they were going to do that. No one seems interested in stopping them. Uncle Adolf would be proud.

[FrankR]

"Protests were held in Britain, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Turkey as the Israeli offensive entered its second week, and before Israel confirmed ground forces had entered Gaza. "

Reminds be of the old joke about the guy who was obviously looking for something on the street corner;
A passerby sees him looking around and says, "Did you lose something, maybe I can help you find it."
The man replied, "Yeah I lost my wallet back there in the alley."
The stranger then asked, "Well why are you looking for it out here?".
The man said, "Well, the light is much better out here.".

I guess it never occurred to these protestors to go to the war zone - where it's actually happening - and protest. Or to maybe spend the last few months in Gaza telling them to stop pissing off the Israelies by lobbing rockets in their cities.

Britain, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Turkey, nor Fort Lauderdale had a damn thing to do with the crap that is happening over there...and why they put up with these attention seeking protesters, I don't know. Load them on a C-130 and air drop them over the Gaza strip...maybe they can actually help out...at least they can help that fellow set himself on fire...you'd think with all the oil in that region, flammability would not be a problem.

I think the next time New York does something I don't like, I'll go to Alabama and protest...makes about as much sense. Maybe the Alabamians will feel sorry for me and rush up to the big apple and straighten things out up there.