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Palestinian love affair with Saddam sours
Reuters
| 4/25/03
| Nidal al-Mughrabi
Posted on 04/25/2003 3:07:08 AM PDT by kattracks
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posted on
04/25/2003 3:07:08 AM PDT
by
kattracks
To: kattracks
If the Palestinians didn't have bad luck, they'd have no luck at all.
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posted on
04/25/2003 3:12:29 AM PDT
by
billorites
(freepo ergo sum)
To: kattracks; SJackson
Ping.
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posted on
04/25/2003 3:14:20 AM PDT
by
Slings and Arrows
(Horry County Chairman, Republicans for Sharpton)
To: kattracks
What it boils down to is SayDamn ain't sending them anymore money for killing the innocents.
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posted on
04/25/2003 3:14:26 AM PDT
by
gulfcoast6
(Laziness and poverty are cousins.)
To: Slings and Arrows
So much for the false god Allah, it looks like the forces of Light did prevail. One murdering, torturing tyrant is deposed! My heart just breaks for all those liberals, Palestinians, and peaceniks whose hopes have been dashed when their hero, Saddam, fell. Im sure that they will find some murderer to replace him as their new idol. I dont really think that Saddam was a true follower of Allah; from the recent finds of cash in Iraq, it looks like old Saddam was worshiping Dollah. (The god of the Democrats).
To: kattracks

(Gaza Strip, Israel) -- Mohammed Qaqaa, a 15-year old Palestinian boy who has been a quadriplegic since he accidentally stoned himself when he was 10 years old, has brought a lawsuit against the Palestinian Liberation Organization and Chairman Yassir Arafat, claiming that the PLO has violated his "right of terrorism" by denying him the opportunity to become a suicide bomber.
"Just because I can't move my hands or legs doesn't mean that I can't strap on twenty pounds of plastic explosives and go kill a lot of innocent Israelis," said Mr. Qaqaa through an electronic voice machine similar to that used by the celebrated physicist Stephen Hawking. "I'm not a handicapped terrorist; I'm a handy-capable terrorist."
In related news, Mr. Qaqaa's lawyers are bringing another lawsuit, this time against the government of Israel, for not making its buses wheelchair-accessible, thereby infringing upon Mr. Qaqaa's ability to earn a living as a suicide bomber.
William Grim, for Iconoclast.ca
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To: kattracks
"This unity made it impossible for them to accept, to even believe the catastrophe of the downfall of Baghdad so quickly and with (so few) bullets," he told Reuters. The big difference that they do not understand is the difference between terrorism and war. In terrorism, the enemy is restrained by morality to not return the attack in kind. The Palestinians, so long used to attacking women and children, diners and movie goers do not comprehend the size of the beast who's tail they are tweaking. Sadam can kill 3000 Americans with a sucker punch, but when punched back he crumbled like cardboard causing a fraction of the casualties with the force of his entire army. The Palestinians have a far less capable military force than Sadam, and when the time comes to go to war will be swept away like a sand castle with the first wave at high tide.
Too long fighting women and children, they no longer have a clue what real war will mean to them. But clueless is the Palestinian way, as the recent celebration of their "new", terrorist fighting cabinet is ushered in by a bomb detonated in a Jewish train station.
The Jews are giving the Arabs one last chance to pull it together, as is Bush. I suspect the Term "Palestinian" will not survive long at this point. The clock is ticking on a much over due debt.
Asking the Arabs of Palestine to stop killing Jews is like asking a rabid dog to not bite. Evil is as evil does, and once the path of evil is taken, the corruption of the soul causes the option to chose righteousness later to become unobtainable. The Palestinians can no longer choose innocence, they abandoned that a long time ago.
They will continue to kill, and will be destroyed in the end, they choose their path a long time ago.
To: kattracks
gee, maybe they ought to consider that a guy who subsidizes their people for commiting the obscenity of becoming a human bomb wasn't a real freaking nice guy to begin with.
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posted on
04/25/2003 4:34:18 AM PDT
by
galt-jw
To: kattracks
...Palestinians ... saw Saddam as "the symbol of Arab honour"... Saddam murders hundreds of thousands of innocent Arabs and is seen as a "symbol of Arab honour". Pathetic.
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posted on
04/25/2003 4:41:26 AM PDT
by
Oldeconomybuyer
(The democRATS are near the tipping point.)
To: American in Israel
They will continue to kill, and will be destroyed in the endThe whole of "Palestinean" society has gone mad. They teach their children to strap Semtex to their bodies, and venerate the murder of innocent grandmas and tourists in a pizza parlor as a bold "military" action.
These people are sick.
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posted on
04/25/2003 4:46:36 AM PDT
by
angkor
To: kattracks
There must be some corner in Iraq where we can put all 5 million of these people.
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posted on
04/25/2003 4:53:32 AM PDT
by
Mr. Mojo
To: Oldeconomybuyer
Pathetic.
People who murder innocent women and children, hide behind masks, teach their own children to blow themselves up for money deserve whetever they get.
It's beginning to look like the supposed dreaded arab street is a hype and they look more and more what they really are, paid paper tiger murders.
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posted on
04/25/2003 4:55:44 AM PDT
by
chiefqc
To: kattracks
It would be a disaster to give people like this their own country.
To: kattracks
Many Gazans mockingly use "Sahaf-speak" when talking about the Israeli-Palestinian conflictIt is hard to overestimate the effect toppling Saddam had on the Palestinians. They lived in Na Na land for 3 weeks and then got knocked over by the truth.
They are having a hard time now holding to their insane frame of reference with respect to their own conflict with Israel.
The whole thing has been a slap up side the head for them.
To: kattracks
Yahya said he found text messages the best way to vent his frustration over Saddam's demise and the Palestinians' resultant feeling of isolation. "We adored Sahaf's news conferences. We felt proud following every news conference," he said. "Now through our jokes, we are making him pay."
Well, it took a while but they finally got the joke.
To: kattracks
"Some Palestinians still believe Saddam is alive and that he will resurface and fight the Americans again," Saddam as king Arthur? Sheesh!
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posted on
04/25/2003 5:51:45 AM PDT
by
CaptRon
To: kattracks
They are actually mad because all those checks bounced and now the homicide bomber's families are really dirt poor.
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posted on
04/25/2003 6:49:52 AM PDT
by
Beck_isright
("We created underarm deodorant, and the French turned that down too."-Mitch Daniels, Budget Director)
To: kattracks
"It has become clear that we all were deceived by Saddam's words," said Gaza taxi driver Ahmad Yahya.

This guy gets the "duh, big red truck" award for this week.
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posted on
04/25/2003 9:11:17 AM PDT
by
wasp69
(The time has come.......)
To: CaptRon
Saddam as king Arthur?
I think a more apt description would be Prince Vlad. Except Vlad killed muslims (Turk-Ottomans). On second thought, never mind....
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posted on
04/25/2003 9:25:29 AM PDT
by
wasp69
(The time has come.......)
To: American in Israel
The big difference that they do not understand is the difference between terrorism and war. In terrorism, the enemy is restrained by morality to not return the attack in kind. Terrorist tactics appear to require that the victim be more civilized than the terrorist. When you read history books, you notice a sort of a lack of any sort of a story of anybody doing any sort of a terrorist thing against Chengis Khan, Tamerlane, Suleiman and those kinds of guys...
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