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10-09-2004, 01:08 PM
Mr. Ovadia wore a United Colours of Benetton t-shirt spattered with gore. "
This was the descrpition of one of the Jewish survivors of the recent Al Qaida strike against Israelis in Sinai resort areas. I'd love to see a photograph of that. What poetic justice!
And here is more poetic justice:
On the way back to the hospital, Mr. Zuza said, the Egyptian border guards insisted on having the passports of the wounded. "People were bleeding and screaming in the ambulance, shouting that their documents were still in the hotel. And the guards then gave them forms to fill out," Mr. Zuza said angrily. "People were in shock, crying and bleeding, and they had to fill out these forms. It took me two and a half hours to get through the border. I've been to many terrorist attacks and this is something I'll never forget — to be immobile, to have no control over how fast you can get people to the hospital."
LOL, I'd love to have witnessed this incredible scene. Now Izzie gets a chance to experience the same kind of shit he's been dishing out to Palestinians all these years. For example, when a Palestinian mother is desperate to reach a hospital because she is having severe difficulty birthing a child, and the check-point guards make her wait for no reason other than the hope she will bleed to death. Or holding up an ambulance with wounded Palestinians for the same reason.
I'd love to have witnessed these Egyptian border guards making a bunch of critically wounded Jews fill out identification forms while bleeding to death or in various states of shock.
This is rich.
And the Jew standing there with the United Colours of Benetton t-shirt, spattered with the blood and gore of other Jews. It all makes me think perhaps there is a god in heaven after all.
But I'm sure we will see all these scenes within a year on TV in some mini-series or woven into the script of some other Jew production designed to tug on the heart strings of dumb American goyim.
This was the descrpition of one of the Jewish survivors of the recent Al Qaida strike against Israelis in Sinai resort areas. I'd love to see a photograph of that. What poetic justice!
And here is more poetic justice:
On the way back to the hospital, Mr. Zuza said, the Egyptian border guards insisted on having the passports of the wounded. "People were bleeding and screaming in the ambulance, shouting that their documents were still in the hotel. And the guards then gave them forms to fill out," Mr. Zuza said angrily. "People were in shock, crying and bleeding, and they had to fill out these forms. It took me two and a half hours to get through the border. I've been to many terrorist attacks and this is something I'll never forget — to be immobile, to have no control over how fast you can get people to the hospital."
LOL, I'd love to have witnessed this incredible scene. Now Izzie gets a chance to experience the same kind of shit he's been dishing out to Palestinians all these years. For example, when a Palestinian mother is desperate to reach a hospital because she is having severe difficulty birthing a child, and the check-point guards make her wait for no reason other than the hope she will bleed to death. Or holding up an ambulance with wounded Palestinians for the same reason.
I'd love to have witnessed these Egyptian border guards making a bunch of critically wounded Jews fill out identification forms while bleeding to death or in various states of shock.
This is rich.
And the Jew standing there with the United Colours of Benetton t-shirt, spattered with the blood and gore of other Jews. It all makes me think perhaps there is a god in heaven after all.
But I'm sure we will see all these scenes within a year on TV in some mini-series or woven into the script of some other Jew production designed to tug on the heart strings of dumb American goyim.