Duh and I said Duh again!
Finally, even the CIA admits that Israel as we know it will fall. Hopefully sooner than later. This report will not be welcomed by the Zionist State but who cares about what they think anyway? That can't even decide basic things like governance!
Sorry by the way for the long absence. I've been busy ya3ne occupied.
Article link: CIA report: Israel will fall in 20 years
Showing posts with label Israel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Israel. Show all posts
Friday, March 13, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Back from a bit of abscene...
I decided to stop posting momentarily due to the nightmare that was happening in Gaza. I felt that it was not appropriate to post something funny or ridiculous during this terrible time. Anyway, it's good to say that my blog is back! Expect new posts soon.
xoxo
xoxo
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
I was watching MSNBC...
...and a pro-Israeli commercial went on. I almost died from the shock! As of late, the Israeli machine is on a media blitz in America, posting ads on Facebook and slots on major television stations. People who are not idiots will realize that all this bad press concerning the siege of Gaza is making Israelis uneasy. As a result they want to keep a hold on the hearts and minds of their American supports. I hope it doesn't work, murders.
When will the bombing end? How many people must die? Does the life of a Palestinian cost less than an Israeli one? When will the Israeli government admit that this thinly veiled excuse for protecting it citizens is bullshit?
This is beyond depressing.
When will the bombing end? How many people must die? Does the life of a Palestinian cost less than an Israeli one? When will the Israeli government admit that this thinly veiled excuse for protecting it citizens is bullshit?
This is beyond depressing.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Post-Eid ridiculousness via Livni
Shoo el fuck?
Livni sparks Arab 'transfer' row
So typical of Israelis to simply want to kick out more Arabs in order to keep their "Jewish" character. I call such overtures illegal and inhumane.
Livni sparks Arab 'transfer' row
So typical of Israelis to simply want to kick out more Arabs in order to keep their "Jewish" character. I call such overtures illegal and inhumane.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
I wouldn't have shaked his hand either...

Arab student chair apprehended for refusing to shake Peres' hand
Typical. Freedom of speech, my asshole. Good for Mr. Ali Baher for not shaking Peres' hand. They should give him a break...it's not like he fisted him or something...although I'd find that highly amusing to watch.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Israelis stole Falafel from the Arabs!
I love cooking and it bugs me seeing falafel recipes that are attributed to Israeli cuisine. Falafel probably originated from Egypt not Israel. And Israel is a very new country (founded from stolen Palestinian land) so Israeli cuisine is really just a mish-mash of various foods from various Jewish traditions. Here are some links of interest:
Falafel on Wiki
"A History of the Mideast In the Humble Chickpea" from NY Times
Also check out this sexy falafel cook in Ramallah:

Baddi baddi baddi huwwe...huwwe kteer jamil!!! Kamen, ana ba7eb falafel, akiid. I wouldn't mind "Mr. Falafel Cook fee Ramallah" playing with my West Bank, explore my Gaza Strip, and spill his tahini (ya salam!). The photo is even funnier because the falafel is rather phallic looking...a7777777777777777777!
Falafel on Wiki
"A History of the Mideast In the Humble Chickpea" from NY Times
Also check out this sexy falafel cook in Ramallah:
Baddi baddi baddi huwwe...huwwe kteer jamil!!! Kamen, ana ba7eb falafel, akiid. I wouldn't mind "Mr. Falafel Cook fee Ramallah" playing with my West Bank, explore my Gaza Strip, and spill his tahini (ya salam!). The photo is even funnier because the falafel is rather phallic looking...a7777777777777777777!
Monday, July 7, 2008
From Beirut to Jerusalem
I finally got to reading this book "Beirut to Jerusalem" by Thomas Friedman. It's a good read especially if you are unfamilar with the Middle East during the Lebanese Civil War. Although it's a bit dated (the book was published before the end of the war) it still has obvious relevance for today. I'm 1/2 through the book and now I'm interested in reading more on the war. I found Friedman's site too: www.thomaslfriedman.com.
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