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The Best of Terrorfat: The Many Faces of Afatrat

November 11, 2008 | Aussie Dave | Comments

(First published September 19th, 2004)

PLO Arab terrorist leader Yasser Afatrat is no one dimensional villain. He has many dimensions.

There’s his courageous side:

 The Best of Terrorfat: The Many Faces of Afatrat

(It takes guts to roll your boogers in public)

There’s his cultural side:

 The Best of Terrorfat: The Many Faces of Afatrat

“To be or not to be…that is the question.”

There’s his charming side:

 The Best of Terrorfat: The Many Faces of Afatrat

“Has anyone ever told you how much you look like my wife Suha?”

There’s his insane side:

 The Best of Terrorfat: The Many Faces of Afatrat

“Yes..yes..Mr Shadow ..your wish is my command.”

There’s his melancholy side:

 The Best of Terrorfat: The Many Faces of Afatrat

“I hate Mondays.”

There’s his energetic side:

 The Best of Terrorfat: The Many Faces of Afatrat

“Quick..someone call 9-11. I think I have a slipped disc.”

There’s his mischievous side:

 The Best of Terrorfat: The Many Faces of Afatrat

“I know how I can wake the Indian minister! I’ll just pull my finger and…”

There’s his contemplative side:

 The Best of Terrorfat: The Many Faces of Afatrat

“How about this pose, Mr AP photographer?”

And his French side:

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“I am committed to the destruction of Israel. You know that sh*tty littlecountry with the loutish Prime Minister.”

There’s his tough side:

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“Go ahead. Make my day!”

And then there’s his sensitive side:

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“I can’t believe little Judenrhein is dead. He was such a good gerbil, and quite feisty.”

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About the Author: An Australian immigrant to Israel, Aussie Dave has been blogging since early 2003.