Freeep This Poll Please!!

Arutz Sheva - Israel National News ^ | 12-13-02 | Arutz Sheva

[ConservativeMan55]

Is the Israeli Supreme Court endangering lives by preventing the razing of Arab buildings in Hevron? Yes No

[ConservativeMan55]

Lets get series about freeping these polls.

[ConservativeMan55]

Of course we know the answer to this one...lets let the Israeli media know.

[My2Cents]

To be honest with you, I don't know what the correct answer is to that question.

[ConservativeMan55]

I voted yes. The Supreme Court is endangering lives by preventing the Israeli army from pursueing terrorists.

[dalebert]

Freeped.

[ConservativeMan55]

Is the Israeli Supreme Court endangering lives by preventing the razing of Arab buildings in Hevron?

Yes 90.75 % (510) No 9.25 % (52) Total Votes: 562

[APBaer]

"Is the Israeli Supreme Court endangering lives...."

How the bloody hell should we know?

And more to the point, doesn't it take intellectual arrogance for us, 7,000 miles away, to think we know more than those there?

[ConservativeMan55]

5/29/2002 11:01:13 AM Arafat Brand Cheesy Puffs Yasser Arafat cheese puffs are the new hit snack on the streets of Egypt's capital.

A cartoon of the Palestinian leader salutes consumers from each 25-piastre ($0.05) bag of Abu Ammar chips, beckoning them to buy the snack and support a Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation.

"Abu Ammar, hero of the struggle," the cover reads in bright red letters, referring to Arafat by his nom de guerre.

"The more you buy, the more you build," the bags say. "Heartbeat by heartbeat, hand by hand, we'll build a new era."

The bags feature a cartoon of an open-mouthed Arafat in khaki military dress and his trademark black-and-white checkered headscarf against the backdrop of a Palestinian flag.

The cheese-flavored corn puffs lie at Arafat's feet.

One Cairo shopkeeper said demand was high for the snack, launched two weeks ago by Egyptian food group al-Jawhara.

"They (Egyptians) buy it because they see Abu Ammar, and they are sympathetic with the Palestinian people," shopkeeper Mursi Mahmoud Mohammad told Reuters Monday.

"They love this man. They love the people of Palestine," he said.

A company official said three percent of profits from sales of the snack would go to help pay for medical care of Palestinians wounded in the uprising that broke out more than a year and a half ago.

Thousands of Egyptians have demonstrated in support of the Palestinians, demanding Egypt cut ties and expel Israel's ambassador.

They have also called for a boycott of U.S. goods and have urged consumers to buy Egyptian. Palestinian scarves have become a must-have accessory for many young Egyptians, and Palestinian flags have started appearing in shop windows in a country where public political protest is rare.

What would Eric Cartman Think?

[ConservativeMan55]

Nah...Arafat is a terrorist plain and simple.

[gitmogrunt]

Quite frankly I'm a U.S. citizen and can barely give a rats ass about the israeli court.

[APBaer]

"Yasser Arafat cheese puffs"

You don't like them, don't eat them.
You don't like him, boycott them.

But what a waste of bandwidth.

[ConservativeMan55]

I don't think so...we have many freepers in Israel.
We also have many here interested in discussion about the war in the Mideast which directly affects us.

[The Obstinate Insomniac]

bump

[dalebert]

Raising the buildings is a tool used against terrorists.

[ConservativeMan55]

Exactly! Kind of like crackhouses in the United States. They know the crackhouse is there, but the Courts won't let them in.

[putupon]

FREEPED-Now, anyone have a link to a poll that says the US is endangering World Peace by not nooking Riyadh?

[f.Christian]

Yes 90.76 % (550)
No 9.24 % (56)
Total Votes: 606

[ConservativeMan55]

I'll look for that one! Welcome to the "Nuke Mecca" club!!!!!!!

[gitmo]

Dutifully Freeped.

[thatdewd]

Arafat Brand Cheesy Puffs

"A taste explosion!"

(freeped the poll, nuke mecca too.)