When Pigs Fly (And Lie)

Nasrallah wipesChief Hizbully Hassan Nasrallah says he’s ready to go fight in Syria if need be.

“If the battle with these terrorist Takfiris requires for me personally and all of Hezbollah to go to Syria, we will go to Syria,” he said, drawing thunderous applause from thousands of supporters gathered in a village in south Lebanon bordering Israel. The crowd watched him speak on a large screen via satellite link.

Methinks he is full of sh*t. Especially when his organization is drawing fire from Israel, and he’s too afraid to go outside and launder his underpants.

Not that pigs don’t sometimes have their airborne moments.

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon met with students at the UN headquarters in Jerusalem on Friday afternoon, and admitted that his organization was biased against Israel.

Responding to a student who said Israelis felt their country was discriminated against in the international organization, Ban confirmed that there was a biased attitude towards the Israeli people and Israeli government, stressing that it was “an unfortunate situation.”

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Addressing the attitude towards Israel, Ban said that the Jewish state was a UN member and should therefore be treated equally like all other 192 member states. Unfortunately, he added, Israel has been criticized and sometimes discriminated against because of the Mideast conflict.

4 thoughts on “When Pigs Fly (And Lie)”

  1. I’m not holding my breath for Nasrallah to put his body where his mouth is. He is a typical Islamic leader, always ready to fight to the last dupe who swallows his message.

    Ban acknowledged that there is a problem in the UN, but his hand wringing comes off as false. He has the power as secretary-general to speak up about it to the faces of the bigots and demand fairness.

  2. Ban seems part of the bias to me, suddenly he acknowledges it? If he’s really been aware of it, then his silence in the face of it all this time is telling

  3. Those terrorist takfiris in Syria, if they lay their hands on him, will do to Nasrallah things that are better left unspoken. If he really is so desperate to commit suicide, it will be done in a much more decent and human manner for him to physically attack the Israeli border.

  4. I for one wish to offer the Supreme leader Nasrallah hearty support for his brave stance and encourage him to fulfill his pledge to join his troops on the front line in Syria as soon as possible.

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