Posted on 11/11/2004 12:26:25 PM PST by Cinnamon Girl
I heard they had tapes of him in bed with young boys. His room was bugged when he stayed in some embassy somewhere.
Who are you talking about?
Well, I missed that somehow. Yuck! If tapes exist, let's see them (okay, other reliable people can see them - I'm not up for that). I'll bet his followers will claim that it's a fraud, though.
Still, I'd pay money to have a credible reporter view these. Again, yuck!
It wasn't donated. He is a vampire. He was receiving blood.
I just that somebody remembers to stick a stake through his heart.
What about Hitler? He was the leader of a country.
I like the way you think!:-)
Even in America lately, a lot of times it isn't reported that well known people have died of AIDS. Instead, an illness or organ shutdown caused by AIDS is the 'cause of death.'
Until real info develops, I think we should just be relieved that he's dead.
Arafat died of AIDS-related failures,
"When the subject of Arafat's AIDS condition was raised with a number of Palestinian, French and other sources, the response invariably was that it was an 'open secret', but one now increasingly spoken of in loud whispers..."
and, in the immediate aftermath of his death, the PLO will be dominated by the jihad-oriented faction of Fatah, strongly supported by the Iranian and Syrian governments. These are the reports of sources for Global Information Service Stations, in Paris, Cairo, Beirut and Gaza, and related in Friday's Defense & Foreign Affairs Daily.
Here are the details of that report:
• The new Fatah Chairman is Faruq Qaddumi, who has the support of mobilized elements of Palestinean society.
• Qaddumi was in Beirut on November 11, for talks with Syrian and Iranian officials and leaders of HizbAllah and other terrorist and radical groups. He is strongly supported by Legislative Council Speaker and Interim Chairman Rawhi Fatouh.
• Fatah's strongly-active terrorist unit, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade, changed its name on Thursday to Arafat Martyrs' Brigade.
• Extensive planning has been underway for some time before Arafat's death was announced to ensure that his funeral would occur on al-Quds (Jerusalem) day, November 12, 2004. This was a holiday created as a "gift" by the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini of Iran after Arafat became the first Arab official to visit him after the 1979 revolution. Al-Quds Day is the last Friday in the month of Ramadan.
• Several Arab diplomats were told -- while officially Arafat was claimed to be alive -- to be ready and available on al-Quds Day, raising the suspicion that Arafat had been dead for some time before the announcement so that his body could be held for the symbolic day.
• Four separate diplomatic sources, three of them Arab, told GIS/Defense&Foreign Affairs that Arafat died of AIDS-related failures.
http://headland.blogspot.com/2004/11/aids-likely-cause-of-arafats-death.html
Until real info develops, I think we should just be relieved that he's dead.
Arafat died of AIDS-related failures,
"When the subject of Arafat's AIDS condition was raised with a number of Palestinian, French and other sources, the response invariably was that it was an 'open secret', but one now increasingly spoken of in loud whispers..."
and, in the immediate aftermath of his death, the PLO will be dominated by the jihad-oriented faction of Fatah, strongly supported by the Iranian and Syrian governments. These are the reports of sources for Global Information Service Stations, in Paris, Cairo, Beirut and Gaza, and related in Friday's Defense & Foreign Affairs Daily.
Here are the details of that report:
• The new Fatah Chairman is Faruq Qaddumi, who has the support of mobilized elements of Palestinean society.
• Qaddumi was in Beirut on November 11, for talks with Syrian and Iranian officials and leaders of HizbAllah and other terrorist and radical groups. He is strongly supported by Legislative Council Speaker and Interim Chairman Rawhi Fatouh.
• Fatah's strongly-active terrorist unit, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade, changed its name on Thursday to Arafat Martyrs' Brigade.
• Extensive planning has been underway for some time before Arafat's death was announced to ensure that his funeral would occur on al-Quds (Jerusalem) day, November 12, 2004. This was a holiday created as a "gift" by the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini of Iran after Arafat became the first Arab official to visit him after the 1979 revolution. Al-Quds Day is the last Friday in the month of Ramadan.
• Several Arab diplomats were told -- while officially Arafat was claimed to be alive -- to be ready and available on al-Quds Day, raising the suspicion that Arafat had been dead for some time before the announcement so that his body could be held for the symbolic day.
• Four separate diplomatic sources, three of them Arab, told GIS/Defense&Foreign Affairs that Arafat died of AIDS-related failures.
http://headland.blogspot.com/2004/11/aids-likely-cause-of-arafats-death.html
Sorry about the double post.
Yes, I saw that too. That Globetrekker fellow can be disgusting and vulgar (don't watch him eating), but he tells, or at least insinuates it like it is.
Our family befriended a young Egyptian fellow years ago, a handsome, apparently well-bred, polite, pleasant guy, about 22. He was kind enough to keep our cat while we vacationed, and when I went to his place to pick up said feline, another man was just leaving, zipping his pants. Who knew?
When we went into Afghanistan, there were several FR threads on the Pashtun (Pushtun) tribe delineating their disgusting ways. Will Democracy change them?
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