Posted on 06/12/2013 8:14:13 AM PDT by Olog-hai
In a somewhat unorthodox summer camp in the Gaza Strip, children aged between six and 16 picked up AK-47s and engaged in a series of quasi-military drills, including a lively game of “kidnap an Israeli soldier” in the sand dunes of Rafah.
An AFP correspondent listed some of the activities the Islamic Jihad summer camp offers its enrollees: Weapons use, jumping over fire and crawling under barbed wire, all performed to the tune of exploding charges. …
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Well, as long as they don’t make a gun out of a Pop Tart it should be ok.
Their day of reconing is coming. They are going to start a war with Isral and then things are going to change radically
This summer camp game is one that is based on a real event when a rich Saudi offered $1 Million to anyone who would kidnap an Israeli soldier. Many in the Israeli govt were against negotiating for Gilad Shalit, the Israeli soldier kidnapped, held for five years, precisely because it would encourage more kidnapping.
And John Kerry wants to give them billions of dollars for this kind of crap.
If Israeli kids were playing disarm the muslim with the bomb the US msm would have their collective panties in a knot.
They are children being taught to hate. Not sure if Israel should wait for them to become terrorists before they kill them.
Very much like the Hitler Youth in 1930's Germany. And the solution is not to kill them all, but to utterly destroy and discredit their ideological foundation.
Churchill and FDR made sure that nazism was ground into dust. No Hitler Youth camps after 1945!
But Bush II did not do the same in regards to radical islam. Right after 9/11 he could have, but instead he went for the Vietnam hearts-and-minds approach of LBJ.
Thanks Olog-hai.
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