Here's your honey and olives, soldier of Allah.
Posted on 08/22/2013 7:58:42 PM PDT by DogByte6RER
Edited on 08/22/2013 8:11:06 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Oh, pity poor 9/11 defendant Ramzi Binalshibh. The man implicated in the deaths of nearly 3,000 Americans and currently imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay angrily told a judge that during a pre-trial hearing that "there are big problems with the food that was provided
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Here's your honey and olives, soldier of Allah.
That’s what the scum is used to eating but he wants olives and honey on it.
He can have them inserted where the sun doesn’t shine.
This sounds like the perfect project for Code Pink! They can deliver the goods and sit and bond with a fellow America-hater that they worship.
We decided to substitute pork fat.Hope that meets with your approval.
Adding a little Lead to his diet will alleviate his cravings.
I think Smith and Wesson makes a good Utensil to help him eat it.
What?!? No olives and honey?!? KILL THE INFIDEL!
How about some nice bologna? I bet Sheriff Joe could supply them with some quality product.
hey Ramzi - pork rinds?
Did you find the Ham, Soldier of Allah?
Put him on bread & water for the rest of his life!
If I were feeding him he’d get nothing but bacon, spam, pork chops, collared greens with bacon grease and pork rinds. It would be his choice to eat or not, there would be no forced feeding.
Give me 5 minutes alone in a locked room with each one of the subhuman islamic/muslim troglodytes, with a blowtorch, pliers and a box of razor blades. All problems solved. Call Jack bauer for clean-up in the cellblocks. Then turn GITMO into a summer camps for kids, after a thorough cleansing.
so solly
We couldnt get Olive but here’s Popeye to slap you round a bit
and some bees to play with
enjoy
:)
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