Posted on 12/31/2008 7:31:48 AM PST by TigerLikesRooster
Volunteer suicide bombers seek to attack Israel
By ALI AKBAR DAREINI, Associated Press Writer Ali Akbar Dareini, Associated Press
TEHRAN, Iran – Hard-line Iranian student groups have asked the government to authorize volunteers to go carry out suicide bombings in Israel in response to the Israeli assault on the Gaza Strip.
The government of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had not responded to the call by Wednesday. Five hard-line student groups and a conservative clerical group launched a registration drive on Monday, seeking volunteers to carry out suicide attacks against Israel.
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Ping!
Before they depart, maybe they can get together out in the desert in a large circle for a ... uh, photograph ... yeah, that’s the ticket.
All the effect they can do is stage another "demonstration", trespass and vandalize embassies, make total jacka$$es of themselves and give students a bad name.
“To be photographed by Predator drone”
LOL .... I had a AC 130 in mind, but yeah, a Predator works good too.
9 paragraphs down, you get some truth....
“Most of those registering were members of the Basij militia, a hard-line paramilitary group “
“How do these loons intend to come to Gaza?”
Like this?
http://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/chavez_iran/2008/12/23/164816.html
They can’t fly into Gaza, which has no operating Airport and lies under blockade.
“They can’t fly into Gaza, which has no operating Airport and lies under blockade.”
No, they can’t. But they can get real close and have their friends help them the rest of the way. Actually, they don’t need to get into Gaza for their suicide missions - Those can be done in other locations.
Pity we can’t help the to Saudi Arabia.
When they catch them, they should detonate them and their bomb vests in an open field and televise it.
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