The Iraq-Palestinian axis

The Iraq-Palestinian axis
: Well, we captured a Palestinian terrorist in Iraq.

We found a Palestinian terrorist training camp in Iraq.

And now we find the editor of Palestine Chronicle wailing mournfully about the fall of Iraq as a “catastrophe” and whining mournfully that Arab nations helped it happen.

For a growing population of Arabs who are pushing for a better a future, a more dignified one; seeking a ray of hope, a glimpse of change, the falling of Baghdad can never be described as anything but a catastrophe.

Just weeks ago, Arabs were fighting to liberate one country, Palestine. Now, they have to liberate two, maybe more.

Feeling a little lonely, fella?

1 response to “The Iraq-Palestinian axis”

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    Pyecraft

    When will we see an end to this constant whining from that region?
    There is an endless supply of “ordinary” Iraqi citizens appearing nightly on our TV screens, all blaming a plethora of their own character deficencies on the “occupying forces”.
    You can almost understand why even Saddam’s own police would rather beat them senseless, than even try for a rational conversation.
    The excess number of new Arab “experts” spouting forth how “the Iraqi people are a proud people”, seem to have stepped right out of a Python sketch.
    Exactly what pride do they mean? Where oh where is the evidence for such an opinion? Or was it looted? By whom?
    But excuse me, I gotta go gag.