If We Are To Release Monsters

Yes, I am creating the impression that we should TARGET Isma??l Haniyya

Brian of London with my thoughts on last night’s deal to release 1000 monsters to retrieve one precious son of Israel.

The ONLY way this deal can be justified, from the point of view of the whole nation rather than that of the parents who did exactly what they should have done, is if the country of Israel now hunts down and kills, one by one, anyone who claims any membership of Hamas or any other group who’s stated aim is to overthrow our Jewish country and replace it with their own. We should start with the present leadership. Why did I have to see that vile creature on my TV gloating. Why didn’t we finish the job in Cast Lead?

If the Democratic President of the US can “drone” it’s own citizen enemies in foreign fields and have a secret, unelected Star Chamber to decide which of it’s own citizens live or die, Israel needs to grow some balls and start taking the heads off this Hydra. And I’m serious: collateral damage be dammed, if these people want to hide under a hospital they need to explain that to their people. We should risk the barest minimum of our people: remote control missiles all the way.

We’ve lost the elites in the west. They hate us no matter what but they’ll be hanging soon. Don’t worry what they think: the PEOPLE understand what it is to kill these terrorists and why it must be done.

The Heron UAV. The IAF did not state whether it can carry weapons or not. Here's hoping.

11 thoughts on “If We Are To Release Monsters”

  1. I am genuinely surprised by the sentiments expressed in this post and many of the comments on this site. The mood seems counter to that which many Israelis are expressing (i.e. joy for the Shalit family) as reported in Ha’aretz and in the American press. Put aside your anger, at least for a little while, and enjoy your time in the sukkah and be concerned that the walls don’t fall in on you, given the questionable construction skills of, say, a personal injury attorney or a software engineer.

    1. Relying on Ha’aretz and most of the Israeli press for Israeli sentiment is like relying on MSNBC for your news about the Tea Parties.

      It’s our kids that will be in the army over the coming years and some of us will loose loved ones at the hands of those released. I can pretty much guarantee it.

      1. “Relying on Ha’aretz and most of the Israeli press for Israeli sentiment is like relying on MSNBC for your news about the Tea Parties.”

        Well said, Brian.

      2. What you said is 100% true – and yet, there is some truth to what he said. I belong to a mailing list called “five towns” – it’s for anglos (mostly) who live in the area approimately from yoqneam through zichron to binyamina (pun intended). If you QUESTION the Gilad Shalit march, then you are some monster who wants him to stay captive. We do not, to my knowledge – please correct me if I am wrong – have a local equivalent of Fox News, and thus if something is pushed hard by the MSM, it pretty much fools most of the country. (Cottage cheese, anyone?)

        Regarding what Jim said, can he guarantee to us that no one will commit a horrible crime while we are sitting in our succahs – God forbid?

        P.S. I haven’t seen any lack of joy here. Jewish law says that if you lose a relative and inherit money from him, then you say the blessing for bad news when hearing of the first, and the blessing for good news when hearing of the second. We just want to keep perspective.

  2. I agree with you that Israel should at least track the movements of the released prisonners. It shouldn’t be that difficult to tag them before they are released…

  3. No, Brian, not 1000 monsters. 1027. Unless you are one of those peudo-chivalrous idiots who think women cannot be evil – and I know you aren’t.

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