[nicholle]

The spin in this article is unreal. I thought I was reading a novel for a moment, not a news piece. I am actively searching for an article that chronicles - Milan Kundera style - the blood and massacre of the Israelis.

How can any intelligent person read this and not recognize the propaganda?

By the way, did anyone catch the Saturday Night Live piece on the French last night? Priceless.

[Sarah]

By the way, did anyone catch the Saturday Night Live piece on the French last night? Priceless. Could you give us a short version?

[takenoprisoner]

How can any intelligent person read this and not recognize the propaganda?

Well his friends said this happened so it must be true. Especially since the only ones who remained behind were those terrorists who chose to stay behind to fight the IDF. So one can only conclude that his "friends" were those terrorists who remained behind to fight. So I guess we'll just have to take the word of those terrorists for what happened to this unfortunate diabetic who was not a terrorist fighter but unable to leave as warned due to his condition. Funny, most diabetics I know move about freely. And those who can't get help from their family and friends.

[luvbach1]

How can any intelligent person read this and not recognize the propaganda? Of course it is propoganda, even if much of it is true, because it tells only one side of the story. It is calculated to generate sympathy for the Pallies, and in this aim it succeeds quite well. I even had to remind myself of the brutal terrorism that prompted the Israeli incursion