Why did Rock the Casbah just get stuck in my head?
Posted on 07/15/2006 5:35:46 AM PDT by Solson
I thought this could be a new thread for today. BurbankKarl's thread did well yesterday.
When does he think he can come home?
Isnt Kristol one of the neos...which are out now.
I believe he is, at least he has never denied it to my knowledge.
The Israel Defense Forces will intensify and broaden the scope of its raids into the Gaza Strip in the coming days, senior IDF sources told Haaretz on Sunday. The same sources said that Operation Summer Rains was likely to last two months, and during the cabinet meeting Sunday Prime Minister Ehud Olmert warned that this was a "war in which it is impossible to set time limits."
he leaves Israel very early Tuesday morning
I'll bet that can't come soon enough for you.
bbl
Why did Rock the Casbah just get stuck in my head?
I would walk south waving an American flag before trying to go to Syria.
Excellent news! Do you have any need of the info I FReepmailed you?
I talked with a teen who had just gotten back last week and gave him that name, also - to use on the "tell-a-teen" phone tree for the 3 temples/synagogues near me.
Being a Saturday, natch, I could not raise anyone by phone at any of them. I hope it helps someone.
Maybe this?
The king called up his jet fighters
He said you better earn your pay
Drop your bombs between the minarets
Down the casbah way
As soon as the shareef was
Chauffeured outta there
The jet pilots tuned to
The cockpit radio blare
As soon as the shareef was
Outta their hair
The jet pilots wailed
Wouldn't Americans be safer going toward Israel? While we are on this subject, the silence from Jordan is deafening.
Oh, good, I kept reading and you answered my question already.
Sigh. I don't think Iraqis give a hoot about Democracy.
Jul. 15, 2006 8:12 | Updated Jul. 15, 2006 20:19
IAF strikes Beirut proper
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Hizbullah leaders and operatives were also leaving Beirut on Saturday following a massive IAF strike on an 11-story building in south Beirut that served as the organization's command center, initial intelligence indicated. Channel 2 reported that the move appeared to be made under heavy security.
A senior IDF officer reported that as a result of a similar strike on the same building on Friday, a large building collapsed, blocking the entrance to a command bunker where Hizbullah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah was believed to be located, Army Radio reported.
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Hat tip to Captain's Quarters:
July 15, 2006
Nasrallah Bugging Out?
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The Jerusalem Post reports that Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah and his merry band of stalwart defenders of Lebanon have decided to get the hell out of Beirut after the Israelis flattened their offices there. The move follows Nasrallah's call for "open war", and an Israeli response by hitting the Lebanese city of Triploi, north of Beirut:
Great News Sofa! Please keep us posted. Has his passport dried out?
I don't expect them to get involved in this (if they can help it)... hope I'm right.
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