Trouble In The Holy Land (This man is Slated to Replace Arafat!!!).

WorldNetDaily ^ | July 1, 2003 | Kenneth R. Timmerman

[TapTheSource]

New boss same as the old boss.

[TapTheSource]

ping!

[Parley Baer]

Yeah but this boss will be easier to take out. I see a JDAM in his future. Parley

[EaglesUpForever]

What's new, another terrorist "leader" that will pretend he's changed. It's clear that the will of the Palestinian people is to have a terrorist leading them, they'd probably kill anyone else.

[Mr. Mojo]

Here's to hoping the Mossad kills this camel-humpin' son-of-a-goat.

[TapTheSource]

"It's clear that the will of the Palestinian people is to have a terrorist leading them, they'd probably kill anyone else."

This was not always the case. But Arafat systematically murdered (or forced them to shut up or flee) all moderate voices in the Palestinian community. Remember those masked me who used to (and still do) yank Palestinians out of their homes or shops, drag them through the streets, and publicly execute them for "collaborating with the Zionist enemy." I have even read reports where the PLO randomly kills Palestinians as a warning to anyone who might be thinking of deviating from the party line.

[cgk]

I'm glad they're revisiting these facts. They came out when he resurfaced, but died out rather quickly. I hope this renewal of the story on the history of this monster gains more traction now that Arafat has shown to be mortal.

[cgk]

Arafat Should be treated like Saddam

Editorial: Arafat, Again

Libertarians who loathe Israel

Abbas says cracking down on Hamas and Islamic Jihad "not an option"

[SevenofNine]

I remember this guy did Sport Illustarted did cover story on this dude for 25th annivesary of 1972 Olympics tragedy

[B4Ranch]

If this dude can get whatever deal it was that we had with Arafat that got him the $200 million American taxpayer dollars every year, the war should continue the pleasure of whomever.

[AmericaUnited]

Trouble In The Holy Land (This man is Slated to Replace Arafat!!!).

No more likely this man is slated to become a dead man if even appears to walk in Ararat's shoes.

[hershey]

Skin crawling, grinding teeth here. Disgusting swine.

[TapTheSource]

If Israel's Prime Minister and our President are worth their salt, the will take a very different approach to the PLO now that they no longer have a Nobel "Peace" Prize winner to hide behind. And you're right...CUT OFF ALL AID TO THE PLO!!!

[Boot Hill]

When you tolerate evil, it will grow and eventually consume you. It's long past time for Washington and Tel Aviv to take these terrorist seriously and kill them all and without remorse. Screw "world" opinion.

--Boot Hill

[Tacis]

Well, not exactly. There are five, maybe, seven people in contention to replace Arafat. Some appear to be very much stronger than the others but there are still outside influences that will weigh. Arafat hasn't, himself, named his replacement. Arafat's money has not been turned over to anyone yet. The Jordanians, the Syrians, the Saudis have not yet indicated who they want.

The really neat part about this is that one of the top seven candidates has been working for the Mossad for years. I am not at liberty to identify him at this time but he is the one who indirectly, not directly, helped rig the compound so that Arafat would get sick and stay sick. The malady appears to have been reversed in France but may have progressed too far and Arafat may be a goner and the true cause may never be known.

So, the next Palestinian leader may, like Kerry, be working for the other side.

[TapTheSource]

CNN:

But sources close to the Palestinian leadership said Qorei and Abbas have come to an agreement for Abbas to become leader in the event that Arafat dies or is incapacitated.

Abbas would be chairman of the PLO and the Fatah organization, and Qorei would be in charge of the Palestinian Authority and security services, the sources said.

http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/meast/10/30/arafat.health/index.html

[TapTheSource]

See post #17 then read original post.

[Boot Hill]

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[TapTheSource]

"Screw "world" opinion."

I agree with the world opinion part. However, my plan consists of opening up a corridor in the "West Bank" and relocating the Palestinians there into Jordan where the rest of their Brethren reside. Israel could then quickly build settlements in all of Judea and Samaria...permanently.