There's No Better Way to Appreciate Freedom . . .
Filed under: Sudan
. . . than to listen to the testimony of a former slave. And, it would appear, one will also gain some rather frightening insights into the nature of the Islamic bomb.
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La Russophobe says:
Because Russia will not set them free. If it did, they might be. Then again, they might be peaceful and law-abiding. Since you keep them enslaved, you have no idea. Your comment is pathetically in bad faith and has nothing whatsoever to do with the topic of the linked post. You're an utter imbecile.
Ray says:
Wow, Kim is really doing her immigrant-best to brutalize her readers here. "Your comment is pathetically in bad faith"--ouch!
right says:
"Because Russia will not set them free. " So the Palestinians are part of the "bomb" because Israel won't set them free? Funny, that's sounds an awful lot like how the Daily Kos and MoveOn (two of your favorite targets) see the issue. So you think that the Israelis should help the Palestinians set up a state? What about Pakistan? Why are they part of the "bomb?" Because they're not free? Would you remind me which country has massively subsidized Pakistan's dictatorship for the past twenty or thirty years? Is it Russia? And Egypt? Why are they part of the "Islamic bomb"? Could it be because the US subsidizes their pitiful dictatorship too? No! No, I'm sure the Russians are to blame somehow What about the Iraqis? They're the bomb's most active and dedicated parts, they're killing people left and right. They're not free because...oh wait, they are free. I almost forgot, WE FREED THEM! Yet they still are blowing up people left and right. Probably Russia's fault too.
La Russophobe says:
Not sure what planet you are on, Mr. Monkey, but the Palestinians got their freedom a long time ago, elected Yasir Arafat and everything. Did Russia allow Shamil Basayev to lead Chechnya? If so sorry, must have missed it. You're an utterly hopeless, ignorant fool. Are you really the best Russia can come up with for a defender? If so, that is pretty sad.
nice lie! says:
'Not sure what planet you are on, Mr. Monkey, but the Palestinians got their freedom a long time ago' Really? So you mean there is a sovereign Palestinian state? No Israeli roadblocks? What are Bush and all those people fussing about then? If the Palestinians are 'free,' why is there still a problem? Post a commentTrackBack |
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