Palestinian Outrage in the US

ME | Avenger

[Avenger]

It is amazing to see the recent protests. Where were these people after 9/11. Where was there anger and outrage? Why didn't these people come out and unequivicably condemn the 9/11 attacks without the lame justifications and rationalizations? Am I questioning the loyalty of some of these people to the United States? You bet I am. Just today as I was driving in Los Angeles I saw several men driving around town in car with one of them waving a large Palestinian flag out of the window. I wonder if these men shed a tear on the morning of 9/11 - I somehow doubt it.

[Nachum]

There is a large pro Israel rally tomorrow in Los Angeles. I fully expect a contingent of pro-Palistinian (sic Arab)counter protesting. Things are only just heating up here.

[Islam is a religion of piece]

Let em come waving that flag here in south Texas. The sound of all those backhoes warming up would be deafening.

[GaryMontana]

It is time the State of Isreal did the right thing. It is time Isreal kicked the arabs out of Judea and Summeria. The world will not hate Isreal any more than it currently does now. World opinion will not change one bit. If you are called a monster and nothing you do can change that opinion, than it is time to act like that monster. As for Europe, well they are silent about the rampant anti-semitism going on, so tell hell with Europe.

[A6M3]

Reply to post #1: Did you get their license plate number and turn it over to the FBI for future reference? Now is the time to identify potential terrorists wherever possible.

[Avenger]

It should be interesting. I suppose the protests are going to take place near the federal building on Wilshire. Do you happen to know the time? I believe there is a large Arab community in this area so there will probably be a good turnout on both sides. I hope they have plenty of police on hand to keep things civil.

[Nachum]

I believe it will be at 2 pm. I am sure the police will be there too- along with the news crews.

[WellsFargo94]

Good thinking.

[brat]

. "Where were these people after 9/11".......celebrating and laughing in their homes. And we know it despite the propaganda.

[lara]

I remember a reporter asking a Muslim that same question. He said there would be no point. The media wouldn't cover it. Yeah, right.

Do they really believe what they're doing now is going to win Americans over to their side?

[WaterDragon]

The Arabs (Everyone who lives in the area could be called Palestinian, except that the Jews call themselves Israelis. The "Palestinians" are merely Arabs)....The ARABS know just enough about our culture and civilization (with the help of the Left) to manipulate it a bit.

They probably have no idea how offensive it is for them to be demonstrating FOR terrorists, while we are at WAR with terrorists....same brand and flavor.

[Mike Darancette]

I'm sure that the FBI is happily snapping pictures and using image recognization software.

OBTW: Isn't it illegal to cover you face in a demonstration?

[RamsNo1]

I-s-r-a-e-l

[Chunga]

Islam is a religion of piece of what? Is this a reference to the promise of scores of virgins for suicide terrorists?

[Semper Paratus]

"Where were these people after 9/11".......celebrating and laughing in their homes. And we know it despite the propaganda.

They also cheered the scud attacks against Isreal in '91 and no doubt will cheer again.
My dream is is for Sadaam to launch a scud that ends up creaming the dome of the rock mosque.

[MarineDad]

Let em come waving that flag here in south Texas. The sound of all those backhoes warming up would be deafening.

Bingo, my LoneStar friend! Here in my little town of Smithville,TX those ragtops would also meet with a memorable reception. If, however, they held their pathetic little demonstration just 40 miles west of here, in the Glorious Democratic People's Republic of Austin, they'd surely find soulmates by the score. And if they could then make their way to the campus of the University of Texas at Berkeley, the welcome celebration would begin in earnest. Austin appears to be some sort of magnet for queers and liberal pukes; not at ALL what I expected to find in Texas when I moved here in '84.