LA Times Odd Couple: Musa Abu Marzook and John Bolton?
June 13, 2011 9:23 by Pesach BensonHamas spinmeister Musa Abu Marzook and John Bolton, the outspoken former US ambassador to the UN, make for the mother of all odd couples.
What else can I say after seeing the LA Times publish their analyses of the Palestinian UN gambit together, on the same web page?
As you’d expect, Marzook insists that a vote is unstoppable; Bolton argues the UN will discredit itself.
Did the Times tell Bolton ahead of time he’d be sharing a soapbox with a terrorist?
Steve Mann
7:40 pm
Jun 13, 2011
The LA Times , mirrors the BBC-
When an anti-Israeli comes on he has the platform to himself-
The minute a pro-Israeli is given the microphone they always have someone waiting to argue the point!
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Frank Hatch
8:19 pm
Jun 20, 2011
Koran Idol problem in moral equivalency attempt:
In classical Arabic, the Koran is used for memorization and chant. By making their language large and their god small, they’ve got a pretty book – a polished idol.
Since the dialectical Absolute of the Koran is found in Mohammed’s synthesis of an incomplete Bible, the Koran has become the Idol against all idols. (This is consistent with the Pride against all prides: the Pride of Hell.)
If you want evidence that the Koran is an idol, simply make a public announcement that you’re going to burn one. To be murdered in Afghanistan, all you need to do is to translate one. If you like European riots, draw a cartoon of its author.
The Islamic rioters’ prostration to Mohammed’s Koran would be an annoyance to Gabriel. Only Lucifer insists on bowing and prostration. Gabriel won’t tolerate it.
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Frank Hatch
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