i do not have a satellite dish in my new apartment and my internet connection is a bit slow here so i watched barack obama’s speech to the so-called muslim world on al jazeera’s website. as he began his speech today the zionist entity was busy flying american-made f-16s in the sky above palestine in [...]
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who’s got the nukes? (don’t ask, don’t tell)
last week after blogging about his appearance on al jazeera’s “inside story,” i received this email from israeli terrorist colonist dan diker: I saw your blog in which you refer to me as an “Israeli Terrorist Colonist”. That would be OK if you were simply honest enough to call yourself an angry activist that simply [...]
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