The Icon warns, but they refuse to listen...
Posted on 06/21/2011 6:21:55 PM PDT by SJackson
If she actually tries to mingle with the Muslim barbarians of Gaza, she’ll likely find they’re murderously angry even at her. She might even lose her head.
What was the name of the girl that had a pancake named after her? I remember she was protesting too.
Rachel Corrie, don’t start up the Freepers
“Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore”...NY Times headline day after attempted flotilla landing...
Torpedo.
Bigger question: is she coming back? And if so, why? They can keep her....
While she’s there, she can volunteer to throw herself in front of a Caterpillar. Lousy writer, terrible mother, and now terrorist supporter.
Why doesn’t she set sail for Iran or Saudi Arabia and try that stuff? Or better yet Sudan, Yemen..She’d never see 68. Gaza is just too popular for liberal nuts.
That’s insanity, and yet she feels so sad for those poor Hamas terrorists.
Oh Well, her daughter is better off.
Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.
Big ol funky lesbian.
Oh I hope she meets her maker because I’ve got an autographed book of hers that I can cash in on when she expires!
That would make my decade. Sadly, they won't do it.
The Icon warns, but they refuse to listen...
What color is Kool Aid? Color Purple.
No, that would be the headline in the NY Post. The NY Times would read.... "African-American Icon Murdered by Zionists, Sarah Palin and the Racist Tea Party."
Are you serious; she really did that? I have no use for people like that.
Heh, heh, on FReepers mentioning Rachel Corrie is like mentioning Niagara Falls.
“Niagara Falls!! Slowly I turned, step by step! Inch by inch.....!”
BTW, that Israeli bulldozer driver had no idea she was there. Sad, but true. But it was fun watching that mad Palistinian get iced at the wheel while trying to commit bulldozer jihad.
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