Death of a monster

The American Thinker ^ | Nov. 19, 2004 | David Huntwork

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As I watched the French and Egyptian military honor guards escort the body of the Egyptian, Abdel-Rahman Abdel-Raouf Arafat al-Qudwa al-Husseini, better known as Yasser Arafat, back to his Cairo funeral and Ramallah burial, I was saddened at the reverence given to such a merciless, depraved monster and murderer.

Many European and Arab nations muttered about the low level minimal diplomatic delegation sent by the United States to the funeral. The question should really be why the United States sent any diplomatic delegation at all to the funeral of this despotic thug. Perhaps we should also send the minimum political delegation to the funerals of Saddam and bin Laden.

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More on the sorry legacy of the slimebucket of Palestine, the vile Yasser Arafat.

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Q: How do you know when a Palestinian is dead?

A: The flies finally decide to leave.

[Indie]

Great article! The fact we sent any delegation suggests to me what I already know: The United States has become amoral. Our leaders have become amoral and PC. They..and we..should be ashamed. Someday another party will rise up with moral and Constitutional leadership that actually has a chance to win. May it be soon.