A year of silence since Rachel Corrie died [Barf Alert; Rachel Corrie’s cousin spews lies]

International Herald Tribune ^ | Wednesday, March 3, 2004 | Elizabeth Corrie

[yonif]

The following comments are from Little Green Footballs

On March 16, 2003, an Israeli soldier and his commander ran over Rachel with a nine-ton Caterpillar bulldozer while she stood - unarmed, clearly visible in her orange fluorescent jacket - protecting a Palestinian home slated for demolition by the Israeli army.

Can you count the lies in this paragraph?

1) Rachel Corrie was not run over by the bulldozer. She was struck by a falling pile of dirt and rock. If she had been run over by the gigantic machine, there would have been nothing left resembling a human body. At least Elizabeth Corrie didn’t repeat the other standard lie, that she was run over twice.

2) Commander? This is the first time I’ve heard this one; everything else I’ve read stated that the driver was alone in the cabin of the bulldozer. Every time the story is repeated by one of these terror enablers, it gains a few more colorful details.

3) Corrie was not visible from the cabin. These are armored bulldozers, and the driver’s visibility is severely restricted. The driver was thoroughly investigated, and took several lie detector tests—and he testified that he did not see Rachel Corrie. (Of course, antisemites like Elizabeth Corrie will never accept any Israeli investigation.)

4) Corrie was not protecting a home. The IDF has stated that there were no homes slated for destruction that day. They were clearing brush used to hide smuggling tunnels.

Wow! Four big lies in one simple sentence! Do we have a record here?

I could go through the rest of the article, which is just as full of shameless lying, but in this case one sentence is enough. And strangely, none of these attempts to use Rachel Corrie’s stupid death to advance the cause of Palestinian terror ever seem to mention this photo of Saint Rachel teaching the little children of Gaza how to show their hatred for America:

[yonif]

Ping.

[CWOJackson]

Yep, it's been about a year since we heard anything from her.

[thoughtomator]

Where are the Mel Gibson critics now? Anyone see anti-semitism here? Anyone?

[cyborg]

I just had a very mean,unchristian thought about Rachel Corrie. Am I a bad person???

[Lancey Howard]

She almost looks like that nut on top of the Empire State Building in the movie 'Independence Day', looking up at the flying saucer just before it shot that ray that incinerated the city.

[cyborg]

My mom would tell me five hail marys and you'll be fine *LOL*

[weegee]

AntiAmerican AntiSemite Terrorist Martyr: Rot In Pieces

[JoJo Gunn]

Silence? I've done my part in remembrance of a terrorist sympathizer.

[Lancey Howard]

Wow! That is one awesome homepage you have there.

(I had to go check it out when Karl said he wanted to spank you.)

[cyborg]

Haaaaaaaahahaha new pics added when the mood hits me *LOL*

[LdSentinal]

They should name the street after Rachel Corrie, considering she's already in it.

[angkor]

The pictures are actually out there on the Internet for all to see in a sort of time sequence as well as morgue photos.

It's pretty obvious from those photos she wasn't "run over" since her body is completely intact and there don't appear to be any broken bones.

In fact it looks like she was struck in the head by a piece of concrete rebar (reinforcing bar) that was sticking up from the pile of rubble she was standing in front of.

Its the kind of injury that happens often on contruction sites when people are working carelessly around large machinery.

[JoJo Gunn]

You see this image a lot, and it's patently fake. The shadows are wrong, and the guy on the right has no feet. There's nothing honest about the Corries or their partners in crime.

[familyop]

"I just had a very mean,unchristian thought about Rachel Corrie. Am I a bad person???"

Hmmm...like what--maybe naming an especially flat, steenky anchovy pizza after her?

[cyborg]

Something like that!

[Brian Allen]

<< "I just had a very mean,unchristian thought about Rachel Corrie. Am I a bad person???"

Hmmm...like what--maybe naming an especially flat, steenky anchovy pizza after her? >>

Or a dance?

The Dance of the Late Demented Hesperophobic, maybe?

[If we can dig up someone to Corrie-ograph it for US]

[cyborg]

haaaaaaahahahaha oh I shouldn't be laughing!