Blair's sister-in-law stuck in Gaza
Elder of Ziyon reports that some of the 'internationals' who came to visit Gaza last week stayed behind when the boats sailed back to Cyprus. Now, two of them have tried to leave through the Erez crossing point into Israel (not including American-born Israeli Jeff Halper, who was allowed to leave through Erez but arrested on the Israeli side for violating Israeli law) and five have tried to leave through the Rafah crossing point into Egypt. One name appears in both reports: Lauren Booth, the sister-in-law of former British Prime Minister and current quartet envoy to the Middle East, Tony Blair. Both Israel and Egypt refused to let the 'activists' cross into their countries.In fact, there are now a total of nine
I don't think Tony is going to have much sympathy for his sister-in-law either. Neither will her own mother.
Heh.
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 8:49 AM
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As one of my favorite dead tyrants often said "Let her drink the waters of Gaza."
Shy Guy,
Heh.
Seems like Blair's sister-in-law shares moonbat sympathies with his loony leftist wife. Must be evidence of a defective gene pool.
Ashan,
That thought crossed my mind as well. But given how much Lauren apparently hates her closest relatives, I didn't mention it.
Sometimes giving people what they demand is a much better idea than opposing it..
Giving Gaza to the Gazans to have and hold as they saw fit actually has worked out well from my point of view...
Hamas/Palios have the Leadership the deserve.
The "conflict" is now FINALLY reaching a point of actual war, no longer will it be a "rock throwing" PR stunt with terror as a tool, the Palios sought arms, rockets etc.. they got them, now they hold an Israeli hostage for YEARS, they are proving to the majority of the world they are, in fact, worthless barbarians.
War is next and I hope Israel grows some balls and hits it like it needs to be hit...
and as a side note, I hope the moonbats are still there as the place explodes
What is Occupation,
I have two problems with your scenario. One is that if there is a war, and I agree there will be one, a lot of Jews are - God forbid - likely to die.
My second problem is that I hold out little hope of the Olmert-Barak-Livni-Yishai government growing even one of those things.
Carl: I have two problems with your scenario. One is that if there is a war, and I agree there will be one, a lot of Jews are - God forbid - likely to die.
I do not see any alternative to complete and total war. The arabs are re-arming faster than rabbits hump. They are on a blood lust rampage throughout the world let alone gaza and lebanon. There is also a 5th column within israel that will also metastasized into a real danger not even mentioning the other territories.
The Arabs do not seek compromise, they seek genocide.
It's that clear.
So it's not if but when. The good news? In my outsiders pov I see the weakness of the arabs, they by accident will MURDER Jews that is a fact...
Do the ONLY cure of this mental illness that they have is the complete and utter defeat & humiliation of the palestinians & arabs. They have the mindset that ALLAH blesses them, otherwise the zionist entity WOULD have struck and destroyed us...
Sending the people of Gaza fleeing into the Sinai is NOT a bad idea.
After all 40% of them LEFT when they CHOOSE to break thru in hours.
Why not force their hands...
Strand them on their BROTHER arab's side of the border...
What will they do call themselves refugees?
BFD......
They want war... Give them real war...
But stop being sensitive to the world, the arab street...
AS that Prophet Nike says...
JUST DO IT....
really, take out Gaza, destroy it, of course the world will condemn Israel....
BIG DEAL.
In 12 or 15 months no one will remember...
carl: My second problem is that I hold out little hope of the Olmert-Barak-Livni-Yishai government growing even one of those things.
I dont disagree, but I am not so sure that Barry the Messiah will succeed in his quest...
Why would she leave the paradise of Gaza? There she can partake of the daily rituals.
Findalis,
Yeah. Especially now that it's Ramadamadan.
The more things change, the more they remain the same. Just let the moonbats rot in Gaza!
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