Free Gaza Isn’t Free for Their Passengers!
The Free Gaza freaks are so far in debt, they apparently charged their idiot passengers about $1000 for this latest trip!
Look at this graphic on their site (they apparently had a typo which I correct):
The FGMers have so far spent $740,000 and have raised $325,000 – but $300,000 came from “donations” and $25,000 from “passenger fees”.
There was no mention of “passenger fees” on their website when we previously looked at their bizarre thermometer graphic.
Since their latest trip to Gaza, where they were greeted by their Hamas terrorist pals and a tiny crowd, included 27 people, it appears that they are so broke that they are charging their “humanitarian” passengers about $1000 to get their publicity.
Comparing their numbers, they’ve spent $190,000 since September – and only raised $75,000, even including their passenger fees. And this was after the massive amount of publicity they received from their first trip.
Clearly their leftist pals aren’t willing to pony up the bucks for them to continue these public relations stunts, and nobody is buying the boats they are trying to sell (for quite inflated prices.)
What will they try next?
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It would seem that they have a financial deficit in addition to a moral one.
Maybe they should affiliate themselves with ACORN. They and their sister organizations have done pretty well. Or better, the State Department. Condi, as I recall, identifies with those cruelly oppressed, starved, enslaved, subjugated, trodden down, (I seem to have run out of adjectives) by the heartless Jews. And she likes to give them money.
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