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To: Jewbacca
Some Bedouin were pastoralists who followed their camels and the seasonal grass/forage upon which their camels depended. This group was primarily involved in trade and kept few small livestock.

Bedouin in the Egyptian desert kept some small livestock and also had areas where communities existed. Once Bedouin are settled in areas too small to support their herds, other means of livelihood must be found.

However, such change means cultural change as well. Change induces stress, something Israel can do without.

Perhaps these cultural changes could be turned to advantage - what if the Bedouin paid for an ad campaign stressing the fact that Palisimians are good to eat and can be hunted from camelback. Thebideau and Boudereau might decide to bring some seasoning and go hunting Palisimians. Even if the Cajuns decided there IS something their seasonings can't make palatable, Muslim Terrorists would pay for the hearts, as both the Koran states, and recent Koranimal behavior demonstrated.

The Bedouin get paid for renting camels and everyone in the Mideast will breath more easily when the Palisimian population is reduced.

Give cannibalism a chance.

11 posted on 12/03/2013 2:20:02 PM PST by GladesGuru (Islam Delenda Est - Because of what Islam is and because of what Muslims do.)
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To: GladesGuru

Ooooo - you are sooooooo bad!

Never thought I’d see ol’ Boudreaux & Thibodoux connected with the Palis; those two can make alligator palatable but even Cajun seasoning has its limits.

Meanwhile cue up the Monty Python “cannibalism” sketch (”What do you think the Argyles ate at Aden? Arabs!!!??”)

;^)


15 posted on 12/03/2013 3:03:20 PM PST by elcid1970 ("In the modern world, Muslims are living fossils.")
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