Posted on 10/17/2006 6:09:03 AM PDT by juliej
Barf alert! Last night on NY1 (owned by the Clinton News Network) the producer and lead actress of "I am Rachel Corie" were drooling over the late terrorist's last crusade. Corie, as you may recall, was the American activist on the side of the terrorists/Palestinians in Gaza, who got in the way of an Israeli bulldozer and was killed. After the terrorists and leftwing press lionized her, a photo of her burning the American flag was discovered. The play about her life, directed by Alan Rickman, a leftwing Brit actor, played in London and is opening at the Minetta Theater in NYC for a limited run (hopefully very limited). The drooling critic of NY1 compared Rachel, who hated Jews and Israelis in addition to the United States, to Ann Frank and the Jews/Israelis to Nazis. I was nauseated by his critique. He actually used the words "confronting evil" (meaning that Jews are as evil as Nazis). I hope people protest this play and everything that the little communist stood for. The producer pointed out that the British take on this play is different from ours (Not So Great Britain of course, having been poisoned by the anti-Semitism of the BBC). I urge people to phone or write to NY1 to protest the blaterings of their "theater critic".
IBTPJ
(In Before the Pancake Jokes)
Wanna know something cool? If you put caterpillar bulldozer into a google image search, this is the first thing that comes up:
Owl_Eagle
If what I just wrote made you sad or angry,
it was probably just a joke.
I heard Ronald Radosh mention this disgusting play a couple of months ago, and he said that hopefully it will close quickly and be a big flop. However, I suspect that every terrorist sympathizer will show up to give their support. Will Rickman direct a play about an Israeli child blown up at Sbarros? I doubt it very much.
The stunt double for the climactic bulldozer scene.
This could have some good audience participation. Audience members can throw pancakes at the stage during the bulldoze scene.I'm in!
LOL!
LOL!
Luckily, this "play" got decidedly mixed reviews. I wonder how the box office is - my husband and I were offered free tickets by someone connected to the British version and we turned it down, telling them exactly why. I think if we just ignore it, it will slip quietly away...
She looks better flattened.
I brought a liberal idiot indoctrination education to a bulldozer fight.
With predictable results.
OK, maybe Rachel proved you CAN be too thin.
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