KASSAMS IN SDEROT
Don't get me wrong. I feel for the residents of Sderot. It's not nice to live in place that gets rockets of any kind shot at it on a daily basis. I know. We had that up here until 7 years ago.
Yesterday one of the kassams hit a roof, and thankfully there wasn't much damage done to house. They had the owner on the news and asked him how he would have felt if they'd been at home when it happened. Excuse me, but 1) no one was home and 2) the damage was restricted to the roof, so no one would have been hurt.I just love leading questions from the press.
The good residents are getting well and truly fed up with being targets for the peace loving citizens of Gaza, and rightly so. Unfortunately there's only one thing that can be done to stop the kassams and that is to turn the whole of Gaza into a parking lot for camels. The entire place has turned into the most chaotic outpost of anarchy imaginable. But the balless wonders in our government will never tell the rest of the world to piss off, then do what needs to be done. We did hit a vehicle that was transporting rockets and there was huge uproar that a terrorist was wounded. The uproar should have been about the terrorist not getting killed.
Yesterday one of the kassams hit a roof, and thankfully there wasn't much damage done to house. They had the owner on the news and asked him how he would have felt if they'd been at home when it happened. Excuse me, but 1) no one was home and 2) the damage was restricted to the roof, so no one would have been hurt.I just love leading questions from the press.
The good residents are getting well and truly fed up with being targets for the peace loving citizens of Gaza, and rightly so. Unfortunately there's only one thing that can be done to stop the kassams and that is to turn the whole of Gaza into a parking lot for camels. The entire place has turned into the most chaotic outpost of anarchy imaginable. But the balless wonders in our government will never tell the rest of the world to piss off, then do what needs to be done. We did hit a vehicle that was transporting rockets and there was huge uproar that a terrorist was wounded. The uproar should have been about the terrorist not getting killed.
posted by Purplegimp @ 7:43 PM
5 Comments:
At 8:49 PM,
Anonymous said…
And Arafat was bad... Does anything get better there?
At 12:27 AM,
Unknown said…
Yo Purplegimp! That's a very vivid description of your fearless leadership.
I used to think there were no dumb questions until the press started asking some of theirs. Honestly for a bunch of self-proclaimed intellectuals, these morons are in a class of their own.
At 7:50 AM,
Purplegimp said…
Boe,
The press often asks leading questions in order to elicit a specific response. It's just that this one was worst than most!
What people being interviewed should remember is that they have to get THEIR point across regardless of the interviewers agenda. I've actually gotten pretty good at that!
At 5:05 PM,
Unknown said…
Yo Purplegimp!! That's a good thing to remember
At 9:46 PM,
Purplegimp said…
Yo, Boe!
It works. I know. And so do the last few unfortunates who interviewed me. It was MY agenda all the way!
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