2 cartridge clips? Kid must have been sneaking in an M1.
Posted on 08/07/2016 7:13:11 AM PDT by Olog-hai
Israel has detained a 13-year-old Arab over possession of a gun and two cartridge clips at a boarding school in Jerusalem, police said Sunday.
“The police carried out a search in the room of a Palestinian minor aged 13 and a half years old living at a boarding school,” the police said in a statement.
A court has extended the period of his detention, it said, without providing further details. …
(Excerpt) Read more at israelnationalnews.com ...
... poor kid - doesn’t know enough about chemistry to blow himself up ....
Or how to make a briefcase clock.
Unlike when most people lived on farms and children and adults had real, tangible value, today’s people and especially kids, are essentially valueless. We all want to feel needed and appreciated, but we are mostly denied any real, substantive role. However, following his culture he can kill a bunch of non-Muslims and feel instantly worthy of praise and recognition. I think that is the driving function for much of the slaughter Muslims carry out. I even saw a non-Muslim shoot a bullet through his mouth just for internet fame. (His jaw was open so it went through both cheeks.) How badly must you need attention and validation to do that?
If you’d like to be on or off, please FR mail me. ..................
Don’t say arab when you mean muslim.
2 cartridge clips? Kid must have been sneaking in an M1.
Christian Arabs are 1.6 percent of Israel’s overall population. Probably a safe conflation of “Arab” and “Muslim” what with the identification of the kid in the body of the article as “Palestinian”.
Ah,
The Garand en Bloc Clip.
Nice.
” (His jaw was open so it went through both cheeks.)”
How cool! Did he have some of those ear lobe rings installed afterward??
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