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Tell the slime-ball Qaddafi "No!"
Annuit Coeptis ^ | August 29, 2009 | James H. Shott

Posted on 08/29/2009 6:16:11 PM PDT by James H. Shott

Now there is the absurd possibility of the loathsome and contemptible Muammar Qaddafi coming to the United Nations, and staying in somewhere in the United States beyond the property donated to the UN. He wanted to stay in New Jersey, a situation that would be intolerable, and Jersey officials nixed that. Good for them.

Just in case you don’t know, here’s the knock on Qaddafi, in part of a report from Arab News: “A former Libyan agent jailed for life for the 1988 Lockerbie bombing that killed 270 people [most of them Americans] flew home to a joyous reception Thursday after Scottish authorities released him on compassionate grounds because he is dying of cancer. [Abdel Basset Al-Megrahi] emerged from the plane wearing a dark suit, his hand held by Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi’s son Seif Al-Islam, who was in the delegation that flew to Scotland to bring him home.”

Read the rest at Annuit Coeptis


TOPICS: Politics
KEYWORDS: america; politics; terrorism; waronterror

1 posted on 08/29/2009 6:16:11 PM PDT by James H. Shott
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To: James H. Shott

Here is one time I don’t oppose a tit-for-tat. Blow up his aircraft and call it even.


2 posted on 08/29/2009 7:43:12 PM PDT by MtnClimber (Bernard Madoff's ponzi scheme looks remarkably similar to the way Social Security works)
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