jimmyc wrote:They are not men, they are pigs!!!....they cannot even satisfy their own Women-the whores
Soon they will get there own, soon

jimmyc wrote:They are not men, they are pigs!!!....they cannot even satisfy their own Women-the whores
Soon they will get there own, soon

jimmyc wrote:They are not men, they are pigs!!!....they cannot even satisfy their own Women-the whores
jongoodwin wrote:jimmyc wrote:They are not men, they are pigs!!!....they cannot even satisfy their own Women-the whores
If I was a woman, i think its a hell of a lot more likely that I'd be satisfied by an Israeli than by a member of Hamas.
jongoodwin wrote:jimmyc wrote:They are not men, they are pigs!!!....they cannot even satisfy their own Women-the whores
If I was a woman, i think its a hell of a lot more likely that I'd be satisfied by an Israeli than by a member of Hamas.
run joe run wrote:Kerble your enthusiasm.
greg wrote:There is a halfway decent documentary that the History channel showed on this years ago.
Plenty of people outraged about it, especially the survivors, but they were in a spy ship so. . .
It seemed obvious that the Israelis were trying to pull something off.

The Times of London July 20, 2006 wrote:
British anger at terror celebration
By Ned Parker and Stephen Farrell
The commemoration of Israeli bombings that killing 92 people has caused offence
AS ISRAEL wages war against Hezbollah “terrorists” in Lebanon, Britain has protested about the celebration by right-wing Israelis of a Jewish “act of terrorism” against British rule 60 years ago this week.
The rightwingers, including Binyamin Netanyahu, the former Prime Minister, are commemorating the bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, the headquarters of British rule, that killed 92 people and helped to drive the British from Palestine.
They have erected a plaque outside the restored building, and are holding a two-day seminar with speeches and a tour of the hotel by one of the Jewish resistance fighters involved in the attack.
Simon McDonald, the British Ambassador in Tel Aviv, and John Jenkins, the Consul-General in Jerusalem, have written to the municipality, stating: “We do not think that it is right for an act of terrorism, which led to the loss of many lives, to be commemorated.”
In particular they demanded the removal of the plaque that pays tribute to the Irgun, the Jewish resistance branch headed by Menachem Begin, the future Prime Minister, which carried out the attack on July 22, 1946.
jimmyc wrote:Don't worry Clocker,
Jewish cowards they can never fight face to face , man to man ....but they use planes, ships to bomb from miles away!!!!!!!
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