Why in the HELL are we even sending a representative
to this funeral? Are we paying respects to terrorists now?
When Osama and Zarqawi assume room temperature, are we
going to send delagates to their funeral too?
What we need to do is have an F-16 squadron sky write
"see ya" over the funeral.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "bonuspokergod"
<bonuspokergod@y...> wrote:
Why in the HELL are we even sending a representative
to this funeral? Are we paying respects to terrorists now?
When Osama and Zarqawi assume room temperature, are we
going to send delagates to their funeral too?
What we need to do is have an F-16 squadron sky write
"see ya" over the funeral.
I didn't see Kadafi at Reagan's funeral. I guess we try to do the
stupid politically correct thing, or else the ACLU will cry foul even
for a foreigner. Come to think of it, the ACLU is trying to get the
release for the terrorists in Guantanamo. Now there's a platform that
surely helped Kerry.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "bonuspokergod"
<bonuspokergod@y...> wrote:
Why in the HELL are we even sending a representative
to this funeral? Are we paying respects to terrorists now?
If ignorance were worth anything you'd be a rich man. The "respect"
being shown is not to Arafat himself but to the office which he
holds. This is SOP in the political world where most of us live.
Arafats' death also presents the "opportunity" to move forward in the
middle east instead of the current status quo. It's a chance for
everyone to look at what Arafat accomplished in his lifetime. Zilch.
Hopefully, those taking over will see that all the death on both
sides that has occurred under Arafats' leadership has gotten them
NOWHERE and they will seek a different path. Unlikely, but worth the
effort when we have nothing to lose.
One also has to wonder just what went through Arafat's mind when he
knew he was dying. All the death and destruction for NOTHING ...
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "bonuspokergod"
<bonuspokergod@y...> wrote:
>
> Why in the HELL are we even sending a representative
> to this funeral? Are we paying respects to terrorists now?If ignorance were worth anything you'd be a rich man. The "respect"
being shown is not to Arafat himself but to the office which he
holds. This is SOP in the political world where most of us live.
The 'office' which this terrorist leader-in-a-head-rag holds is a
total supporter of terrorism against Israel. Just today that office
announced that some radical terrorist in an Israeli prison for life
wanted to run in the election to replace Arafat. That's why Bush
didn't send anyone of significance to bury this pig. He knows how to
play the 'respect' game as well as anyone. But it went over your
head.
Arafats' death also presents the "opportunity" to move forward in
the middle east instead of the current status quo. It's a chance for
everyone to look at what Arafat accomplished in his lifetime.
Zilch. Hopefully, those taking over will see that all the death on
both sides that has occurred under Arafats' leadership has gotten
them NOWHERE and they will seek a different path. Unlikely, but worth
the effort when we have nothing to lose.
Here's a flash: That 'country' isn't run by any rule of law--just by
the recruitment of terrorists whom have always been bred to hate and
kill Jews as early in life as possible. Any effort will be token.
Nothing will change with these violent people, and nothing will
change because they don't want it to. You can hope and give some sort
of blind credit all you want. Reality & logic state that it will get
worse. It's calming to think and/or make believe that his death will
facilitate peace of some kind, but the total reality is that's beyond
reach for the people who live like slugs over ther--and blame it all
on the West.
One also has to wonder just what went through Arafat's mind when he
knew he was dying. All the death and destruction for NOTHING ...
No, he created more Isralei's who hated him and now hate his people.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@a...> wrote:
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@a...>
wrote:
>
> --- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "bonuspokergod"
> <bonuspokergod@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Why in the HELL are we even sending a representative
> > to this funeral? Are we paying respects to terrorists now?
>
> If ignorance were worth anything you'd be a rich man.
The "respect"
> being shown is not to Arafat himself but to the office which he
> holds. This is SOP in the political world where most of us live.The 'office' which this terrorist leader-in-a-head-rag holds is a
total supporter of terrorism against Israel. Just today that office
announced that some radical terrorist in an Israeli prison for life
wanted to run in the election to replace Arafat. That's why Bush
didn't send anyone of significance to bury this pig. He knows how
to
play the 'respect' game as well as anyone. But it went over your
head.
Not at all. It's exactly what I just said. If you weren't such a
moron and could actually read with understanding you'd have figured
that out.
>
> Arafats' death also presents the "opportunity" to move forward in
the middle east instead of the current status quo. It's a chance
for
> everyone to look at what Arafat accomplished in his lifetime.
Zilch. Hopefully, those taking over will see that all the death on
both sides that has occurred under Arafats' leadership has gotten
them NOWHERE and they will seek a different path. Unlikely, but
worth
the effort when we have nothing to lose.
Here's a flash: That 'country' isn't run by any rule of law--just
by
the recruitment of terrorists whom have always been bred to hate
and
kill Jews as early in life as possible. Any effort will be token.
That's precisely what "unlikely" means in this context. Are you
blind???
Nothing will change with these violent people, and nothing will
change because they don't want it to. You can hope and give some
sort
of blind credit all you want.
Where did I give any credit to anyone? Your responses are idiotic.
Reality & logic state that it will get
worse. It's calming to think and/or make believe that his death
will
facilitate peace of some kind,
And who said it would? Not me.
>
> One also has to wonder just what went through Arafat's mind when
he
> knew he was dying. All the death and destruction for NOTHING ...
No, he created more Isralei's who hated him and now hate his people.
That part of what "NOTHING" means bozo.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "deadin7" <deadin7@y...> wrote:
The 'office' which this terrorist leader-in-a-head-rag held is a
> total supporter of terrorism against Israel. Just today that
office announced that some radical terrorist in an Israeli prison for
life wanted to run in the election to replace Arafat. That's why Bush
> didn't send anyone of significance to bury this pig. He knows how
to play the 'respect' game as well as anyone. But it went over your
> head.Not at all. It's exactly what I just said. If you weren't such a
moron and could actually read with understanding you'd have figured
that out.
What, Where, When?? Huh?? Are you even on the same page here???
> Here's a flash: That 'country' isn't run by any rule of law--just
by the recruitment of terrorists whom have always been bred to hate
and kill Jews as early in life as possible. Any effort will be
token.
That's precisely what "unlikely" means in this context. Are you
blind???
Say what you mean and not what you didn't mean to want to say.
> Nothing will change with these violent people, and nothing will
> change because they don't want it to. You can hope and give some
sort of blind credit all you want.Where did I give any credit to anyone? Your responses are idiotic.
You believe there's some kind of hope somewhere in all this mess. I
don't. You've said that a dozen times.
> > One also has to wonder just what went through Arafat's mind
when he knew he was dying. All the death and destruction for
NOTHING ...
>
> No, he created more Isralei's who hated him and now hate his
people.
That part of what "NOTHING" means bozo.
Just how 'liberal' are your statements anyway? "All....for nothing"
means NOTHING, dufus! I clarified your nebulous words once again.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@a...> wrote:
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@a...>
wrote:
> The 'office' which this terrorist leader-in-a-head-rag held is a
> > total supporter of terrorism against Israel. Just today that
office announced that some radical terrorist in an Israeli prison
for
life wanted to run in the election to replace Arafat. That's why
Bush
> > didn't send anyone of significance to bury this pig. He knows
how
> to play the 'respect' game as well as anyone. But it went over
your
> > head.
>
> Not at all. It's exactly what I just said. If you weren't such a
> moron and could actually read with understanding you'd have
figured
> that out.
What, Where, When?? Huh?? Are you even on the same page here???
When you can't read what I've written it's pretty hard to be on the
same page. You must be back hitting the bottle again. Your posts are
making less and less sense over time.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "deadin7" <deadin7@y...> wrote:
are making less and less sense over time.
Etc. etc. etc. etc. Turn the heat on up there. Your hands are
getting too cold to type.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@a...> wrote:
When you can't read what I've written it's pretty hard to be on the
same page. You must be back hitting the bottle again. Your posts