Yacht full of moonbats may arrive in Gaza Tuesday
Another yacht full of moonbats is scheduled to arrive in Gaza on Tuesday, having left Cyprus on Monday afternoon. The crew this time does not include Cynthia McKinney, but it includes some other well-known moonbats, like International Solidarity Movement founder Huwaida Arraf (a 'Palestinian' from Detroitistan who will be arriving without her Jewish husband Adam Shapiro), and five European parliamentarians representing Belgium, Greece, Italy, and Spain. And of course, there are journalists on board. In fact, of the 36 people who are on board, the yacht's web site describes 19 of them as 'journalists,' representing (among others), the perpetrators of the al-Dura hoax (France 2), al-Beeb, Sky News and CNN (Italy).I will not link their web site because I don't want to give them the traffic.
But here's the exit question: Does the Israeli Navy intercept them and keep them out of Gaza (as happened two weeks ago)? Does it treat them as combatants in a war zone and shoot holes in the boat? Does it let them in and say "take me to your leader"? Or does it let them dock the boat in Gaza, get off the boat, and then sink it?
Decisions, decisions....
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posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 1:15 AM
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Sink it... such idiots ought to know the consequences of aiding the enemy!
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UPDATE: The moonbats' yacht had engine trouble and had to sail back to Cyprus. Next you know, they'll be accusing Israel of having sabotaged their "errand of mercy." Heh.
Too bad Norman. I think the Israel Navy Captain was all set to give the following orders:
RAMMING SPEED!!!!
NormanF,
Thanks. I went to their web site last night and couldn't find anything. A wasted hit on their sitemeter.
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