I'm tipping a cold Lord Chesterfield Ale to Israel. I'm not Jewish, but I admire the Israelis' consistent willingness to dish out massive retaliation to anyone who attacks them. Must be that my Irish blood makes me admire good fighters.....
Posted on 07/14/2006 3:30:38 PM PDT by dhorowitz3
Top IDF commander just confirmed that the chief Hamas terrorist Mohammad Deif was injured and paralyzed during Israel's strike on him two days ago.
This is the Palestinian one (Hamas)that they went after in the beginning
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3270338,00.html
He's still dangerous if he can talk, may as well finish the job.
He will venomously plot r3venge and recruit hundreds of zealots to exact it for him.
He must be found and exterminated.
Now let's not go dancing in the streets like the, er, palistinians.
Pretty icky.
I'm tipping a cold Lord Chesterfield Ale to Israel. I'm not Jewish, but I admire the Israelis' consistent willingness to dish out massive retaliation to anyone who attacks them. Must be that my Irish blood makes me admire good fighters.....
no more goat humping for him
Maybe even better. He won't be able to molest his 72 virgins.
Depending on the extent of his injuries it might be even better.
OK, that one made me LOL! ;)
Imagine the guy whose job is to wipe this guy's butt for the rest of this life.
Depending on where you live, it could be worse than dead.
All those sonovabitches are paralyzed from the neck up. For this story to be news worthy, the rest of Deif is apparently now equally numb.
"That is almost as good as dead."
There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. Mostly dead is slightly alive.
5.56mm
Sounds like you were right
Paralyzed - The Legendary Stardust Cowboy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EEZAivzl1Q
Nothing some ice cream and a fresh diaper can’t help.
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