The Unwanted Visitor
Former US President Jimmy Carter, in Israel on the way to his meeting with the terrorist group Hamas, visited the Qassam-battered town of Sderot…
“You mean these do actually kill you dirty J..err, your innocent citizens?”
Wow, Khaled and the boys have really come a long way!
“You want me to shove it where?”
Followed by a visit to Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon..
Sphere: Related Content“So how would you characterize your treatment in this hospital? Would you say it’s ..err.. Apartheid-like?”
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April 14th, 2008 at 9:43 pm
In reading of this Doddering Old Fool at FOXNews.com; I noticed this: “Hamas wants 350 prisoners released from Israeli jails in exchange for the freedom of Cpl. Gilad Shalit,”. While I feel that any one Israeli military person is easily worth the best 350 of these 7th century savages; I can appreciate that Israel has chosen to not negotiate with them. As for the Peanut Farmer; what effort in his life has been productive? What?
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April 15th, 2008 at 3:05 am
FO asks, “what effort in his life has been productive? What?” The clear answer resides in Tehran.
The revulsion which the vast majority of the American people reserve for this man cannot be exagerated. He is and has been a life-long coward and buffoon.
He was elected in this country when it would have been nearly impossible to have elected his alternative and only the extreme Left accord him any respect. Once he eventually passes away, ordinary Americans would probably vote to have someone as inconsequential as himself attend the funeral, but our magnanimous elected betters will shower him with praise for his bravery and vision; a pathetic class of beings, our elected representatives.
April 15th, 2008 at 3:44 am
Momzer! What an utter embarrassemnt this man is. I wish that kassam had been shoved where the sun don’t shine on the old crittah. Sorry, I know of nothing good to say about that old fool.
April 17th, 2008 at 5:50 am
As an American, I’d just like to say this: Don’t come back, Jim.