Greek newspaper Kathimerin reports the following: Coast guards detained yet another large group of illegal immigrants off southern Crete yesterday, and arrested seven men suspected of having smuggled them into Greek waters. It was the sixth bunch of illegal immigrants to be caught in the area since April 27, bringing up the total of detainees [...]
Six of our brave boys have been killed today after PLO Arab terrorists placed a bomb under their armored personnel carrier (APC). May G-d comfort their families. Update 3:40PM: Apparently, the terrorists videotaped the killing. Foreign news agencies reported that the militant groups had filmed the incident, and had targeted several armored cars during clashes [...]
Just a few days after we saw Greek Olympic officials reduce Israel’s capital to an “*”, comes this latest manifestation of Greek anti-Israel bias: Greek javelin champion Sofia Sakorafa has submitted a request to the IOC Executive Committee asking to represent Palestine at the 2004 Athens Games in August, local media reported Monday. IOC is [...]
WorldNetDaily reports: Osama bin Laden’s family business is on the short list of contractors bidding to build the world’s tallest skyscraper. I would imagine that their chances of winning the tender are high. After all, they can pretty much guarantee that no airplane will ever be flown into the building.
(courtesy of AP) No, Ronald McDonald has not been influenced by Hamburglar to lead a life of crime. Neither has he been arrested for selling fatty burgers that taste like cardboard. Rather, this is a Greenpeace activist dressed as the takeaway clown. This picture needs a caption…anyone?
After years of sycophancy, the PLO Arabs are beginning to dispense with the show and reveal their true colors to the US and Britain. Wielding axes and shovels, Palestinian vandals desecrated a Commonwealth war cemetery in Gaza in anger over the reports of abuse of Iraqi prisoners by British and American soldiers. By the time [...]
(Chris Britt, Springfield, IL — State Journal-Register, March 29, 2004)
