PFLP leader's son killed in Beirut car explosion

The Jerusalem Post ^ | 5/20/2002 | ASSOCIATED PRESS

[remaininlight]

I am shocked, appalled and devastated at this tragic loss of human life. My condolence card is in the mail along with a huge check for lotsa lotsa flowers. Like they have at mafia funerals.

[happygrl]

Dance on deluded one !! LOL!!

As if he was aiding Israel.

Thanks for the morning chuckle.

[remaininlight]

 

>bomb placed under the driver's seat

>a.k.a Palestinian Whoppie Cushion.

You win best post award for this thread.

[sweetliberty]

"a.k.a Palestinian Whoppie Cushion."

Now THAT's funny! ROTFL!

[sweetliberty]

Chivington may not be the best person to quote to support your position. He was a barbarian.

[Centurion2000]

Good

[BlueLancer]

"He was a barbarian."

And I would say that you're entitled to your opinion.

[cake_crumb]

Interesting. No relationship to the PLFP homocide bombing in Netanya?

[tupac]

If I have offended anyone with offensive or inane comments, I apologize and ask forgiveness for my sophmoric remarks. I understand that this man was a member and leader of an evil terrorist orgnization. If one lives violently by the sword one should at least have the expectation of someday dying violently by it also.

[Dog Gone]

If the only way to take this guy out was in this manner, and doing so was vital, I would not be concerned about the collateral damage.

But I don't think either of those things is true. Would you support Israel blowing up a car on a crowded New York City street if this man was the target?

[July 4th]

No relationship to the PLFP homocide bombing in Netanya?

Me thinks the Mossad works quickly. (24 hours). Nice job, boys.

[Anamensis]

I know it sounds funny in English, but Jihad is just a regular name.

Even so... I can't think of an American or Anglo-Saxon equivalent off hand. Can you? I mean... we have a few named Rocky in the last 20 years, but...

[cake_crumb]

"Dance on, callous ones"

Dance on what, the grave of a terrorist? Sure. If I were a man, I wouldn't bother DANCING in it....

[Tuco-bad]

You must forgive me, I just saw a movie that has had an affect on my thinking lately. Twelve Angry Men. Seen it?

No but I read Rose's book.

This movie set the ground swell to reduce capital punishment and eventually outlaw capital punishment for a time in the U.S.

If you believe the premise of so many coincidences occuring, (1 in X million), you could believe the defendent was not guilty.

If you believe that, hell let's open up all the jails and let the convicts out, as I'm sure there is at least a million to one chance many convicts did not commit the crime the're in prison for.

12 Angry Men - just another liberal brainwashing of the masses.

[cake_crumb]

"And I would say that you're entitled to your opinion."

I share SweetLiberty's opinion. He was a barbarian. The last thing the world needs is someone readvocatong the use of human scrotums for tobacco pouches.

Shoot the terrorists down, try them and hang them, blow them up where applicable...but let's not try to out-butcher the butchers.

[Kozy]

Actually it was a two for. Got rid of a Muslim murder and a lousy French car. The world is a better place today. Thank you Moussad.

[BlueLancer]

And just when was the last time anyone had to worry about an Indian attack?

I still stand by my opinion. You kill the enemy wherever you find them, in whatever form you find them; you hammer on them, their families, their society, and their culture until they collapse under the weight of the attacks.

Fight to the finish or don't fight at all ... just roll on your backs and surrender, if that's the attitude that you want to take.

[justshutupandtakeit]

I am not so sure it wasn't Arafatty's boys.

[tupac]

I guess that the capital punishment debate still goes on, but another lesson from the movie (and the book too, I suppose) was about a phenomenon called group-think.

[Vinnie]

Could they have used the wrong propellant in the ejection seat?

I hate it when that happens.