Hezbollah Caught Planning Fake Atrocity

Strategy Page ^ | August 2, 2006 | James F. Dunnigan

[VOA]

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[Gimme]

"I am afraid we will have to get a very extreme hit again before we will get down and dirty!"

Well PRAY really really hard folks wake up BEFORE Iran goes nuclear. Ahmadinejad is a mad man.

[sheik yerbouty]

Hizb'Shaitan is more apt..

[Rembrandt]

Now, what did mon frer Jacque say? Play it again Sami?

[do the dhue]

Still waiting.... Still waiting.... Still waiting....

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I didn't say anything. Never have.
Go back to sleep now.

Still wait inzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

[do the dhue]

Don't wait for me. I'm busy hating Bill O'Reilly.

[do the dhue]

Don't wait for us, we are busy too.
Come on Pinky.
What we gunna do now Brain.
Same thing we do every night.

[do the dhue]

Here is something interesting that I just learned. You may have known this, but this shocked me.

From Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Ochs_Sulzberger_Jr.


This is Arthur Ochs (?-got me on that one) Sulzberger Jr.
He became the publisher of The New York Times in 1992 and chairman of the New York Times Company in 1997.

But check this commie crap out:

In "The Trust," authors Susan Tifft and Alex S. Jones tell of a confrontation over the war that took place between its young publisher to be, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., and his father, Arthur "Punch" Sulzberger. The father had rushed up to Boston after his son, then a student, had gotten arrested in an antiwar demonstration. The authors recount how the two had dinner at Locke-Ober and then, "slightly tipsy," took a stroll around Boston Common. There, say Ms. Tifft and Mr. Jones, Punch asked his son this question: "If a young American soldier comes upon a North Vietnamese soldier, which do you want to see get shot?" "I would want to see the American get shot," the young publisher-to-be replied defiantly, according to Ms. Tifft and Mr. Jones. "It's the other guy's country; we shouldn't be there," the younger Mr. Sulzberger had said by way of explanation

I was going to try to make some humor with him, but frankly I am stunned and I don't feel like it.

I think he is a traitor. His newspaper has walked the line of treason. If they don't like me calling them a traitor then they shouldn't give me reason to do so.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Sad to say, I'm afraid it is even more terrifying than that.

That crowd, the whole group he was brought up with and who NOW control the mass media, universities, and the entire democrat party, BELIVE - as a matter of faith and and a fact of life, that capitalism, the "American way", white, male, European, Christian, God-fearing way of life (that used to be) a characteristic of Readers Digest and Life is EVIL.

They believe so strongly that socialism is the future, and that they fear and hate American life so much that they fight FOR the Muslim extremist simply because Bush opposes those extremists.

NOTHING is more evil in their mind than what Bush represents.

[jan in Colorado]

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[Just A Nobody]

Thanks for the ping, Jan! Marking for later analysis.