Bon voyage, Jihad Cindy McKinney; Update: Israeli Navy turns back S.S. Moonbat
Scroll down for updates…Cindy’s ship intercepted and turned back after crashing into Israeli Navy gunboat…
Move over, Hanoi Jane Fonda. Jihad Cindy McKinney is sailing to Gaza to deliver medical supplies to Hamas.
Is it a one-way ticket? We can only hope. Via the AJC:
Former Georgia congresswoman Cynthia McKinney is a high-profile member of a boatload of activists that set sail Monday from Cyprus to deliver medicine to war-torn Gaza.
McKinney, who ran as the Green Party candidate for president, sees the voyage as a humanitarian mission, said her father, former Georgia state Rep. Billy McKinney.
“Her mother did not want her to go,” he said, referring to concerns at home for her safety. “But I think that certain people have missions in life and you can’t deter them.”
The activists, organized by the Free Gaza Group, said their 66-foot yacht called “SS Dignity” would defy an Israeli blockade of Gaza and ferry 16 activists and three tons of Cypriot-donated supplies. The supplies are intended to help treat the wounded from Israeli bombings against targets in Gaza, in retaliation for rocket fire aimed at civilians in southern Israeli towns.
Flashback: Cynthia McKinney’s Arab and Islamist Donors
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Update 5:22am Eastern. Carl in Jerusalem reports that the S.S. Moonbat has been turned back by the Israeli Navy…
The yacht carrying former US Congresscritter and Green Party Presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney tried to outmaneuver an Israeli navy gunboat off Gaza Tuesday morning. The yacht rammed into the Israeli gunboat, which then turned it around and sent it back to Cyprus.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor said the boat ignored an Israeli radio order to turn back early Tuesday. He said the boat tried to outmaneuver the navy ship and crashed into it, lightly damaging both vessels. The navy then escorted the boat to the territorial waters of Cyprus.Protest boat organizer Derek Graham said the Israeli ship “rammed” the protest boat.
According to the ‘Free Gaza’ website of the boat’s organizers (which I will not grace with a link), the boat is now headed to ‘safety’ in Lebanon.
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I was thinking it was more like Jimmy Carter redux with a side of Clinton. The Clintonistas serve two purposes; they bring the inner-party enemy to camp, and they make it appear that Jimmy Carter … err … Barry Obama is moderating himself.
This of course means the enemies are: U.S.A., Israel, Republicans, Christians, Conservatives, Free Markets, Free Speech, Free Thought, Free Press, and anyone who sides with any of these.
You must have a newer model than I do. We had to add on a room to our house to keep those huge computer tubes in. Every day, one or two of them burn out and have to be replaced. But it is worth it…I really love my computer, and wouldn’t part with it for the world!
Ever read about how World War I Medal of Honor recipient Alvin York wiped out a German Squad?
” At one point, a squad of German infantrymen popped out of a nearby trench and charged York with fixed bayonets, looking to impale him with pointy death like a kebab at a barbecue cookout in Hell. York had just fired the last round of his clip and didn’t have time to reload, so he whipped out his badass Colt M1911 .45-caliber service pistol and opened up on them:
“I teched off the sixth man first; then the fifth; then the fourth; then the third; and so on. That’s the way we shoot wild turkeys at home. You see we don’t want the front ones to know that we’re getting the back ones, and then they keep on coming until we get them all. I knowed, too, that if the front ones wavered, or if I stopped them the rear ones would drop down and pump a volley into me and get me.” ”
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LOL, maybe he should have been court-martialed for not letting them have a chance to surrender or call for a humanitarian cease-fire.
BKennedy: Granted, that will get their attention, but just as the Russians discovered recently in Georgia, it doesn’t do much for your image and probably got more people to be “Ag’in ya” rather than “Fer ya!”
Sometimes an elegant, very visible but very controlled attack can accomplish so much more than “nuking them ’til they glow in the dark!”
I’m thinking a smart bomb through the roof af a “safe house” fits the bill very nicely. Those bad guys not at home learn from their dead compatriots that there is no “safe house” and they are likely to be next. At the same time, those we wish to join our side cooperate by pointing out just where the next smart bomb should go!
I am pretty sure I would risk banning if I threadjacked another post with talk of zombies.
HOOAH!!
York was an infantryman faced with an overwhelming force and he actually was attacking a German position that had pinned down his unit.
During this action, he had to kill or be killed. He was not a lone sniper firing from a concealed position on single soldiers.
Although he killed some two dozen Germans he allowed over 100 to live as they did take the opportunity to surrender.
UMMMMMMMMMM, didn’t you just do that?
I agree. And I really believe we should bomb the heck out of the entire Pakistani/Afganistan border region. We would kill a lot of villagers, but they are protecting the terrorists, including bin laden. If we just swoop in and destroy the entire area, we would probably get a LOT of the bad guys. Pakistan hates us anyway, so I say, go for it. And no, this isn’t sarcasm. I am serious.
Why didn’t McKinney just use her fat butt as a fender to deflect the Israeli warship, thereby enabling their glorious cause to attain fruition and save the poor beleaguered Hamas ‘Freedom Fighters’ from all enemies of Allah? I think the Israelis are doing the terrorists a damn big favor, and at considerable expense, by whisking them on their way to paradise and their rendevous with those virgins.
How to apply “proportionality” in war: Nagasaki, Hiroshima. War over, ‘nuf said.
I guess I am a follower of Patton and 49nail is not. I pity any of the troops under his command.
true, I was going to your point about the ‘patrol’ not being smart. I also doubt that many kids these days have the weapon skills (without being trained as an actual sniper) to calmly pick off enemy combatants.
Even gangbangers, while having overwhelming fireposer, are very poor marksmen. I wouldnt have any problem taking on a gang member with a AK while I only had a HK45. (being realistic of course)
When I say a crushing, overwheliming, irresistable force, I’m not talking about bulldozing an entire geographic area. What I mean is this:
If they have leaders: Kill them.
If they have safe houses: Destroy them.
If they have training camps: Infiltrate them, then hunt down the trainers and supplant them from within.
Take prisoners for intel. Kill them when they are no longer useful.
Hunt every last one of them down until none are left standing.
Let them know that opposition means total annihilation: from without, within, or if necessary, above.
Let them know that terrorism means death. A brutal, pointless, inevitable death. Tell them you shoot bullets dipped in pig’s blood, and launch grenades with pig entrails if you must. Those who die for terror are not martyrs, but cowards.
Ah that explains it. An officer and a gentleman. Things look a LITTLE different from the ground when you are under direct fire from the enemy.
Hey Cindy,
Just hang a right, and stay in the land of your fathers. Your not welcome here anymore.
Over
Its also the difference between an officer and an NCO. Officers have thier uses like filling out paperwork…..
I’ve always heard that, if you’re in a fair fight, your tactics suck.
Roy Boehm, the founder of the Navy SEALs said, “The Marquis of Queensberry was a fag.”
The amount of civility is directly proportional to the distance from the action.
They want us dead. They’re expanding. At some point they will be in a position to eliminate us. Will we still have our civility when people are dying on our shores?
obviously the yacht was misnamed…“SS Dignity” ? with her and her moonbats on board.
Queue the O’s rallying round their brethren in 3…. 2…. 1….
My dad could never figure out why I wanted to be a snake eater rather than come back to base after a long flight every night and have steak, a warm bed and maid service.
The only time he really got irate at me was when I went enlisted USMC.
When I joined the infantry, my mother literaly said I was going to die.
Well eventualy she will be right. Nail49 has the right attitude if droping cluster bombs, but will get alot of people killed if he were leading a patrol on the ground. Nail49, my second mos is 13f, forward observer. Part of my job was calling in air strikes. I have 3 mos’s now 11B, 13F and the glorious 88M. The 3 most dangerous MOS’s in Iraq I believe.
happyscrapper, TMT, BKennedy and sonofdy:
You each obviously believe that we must “stomp out” everyone who threatens us while not caring about the consequences.
“Laws are inoperative in war.” was a comment by Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 B.C.). That may have been true for Imperial Rome, but now we must consider whether or not a war involves national survival (WWII) or not (Vietnam, Korea). Unfortunately, the rules in each case are different since our way of life will be gone in the one case, but not the other. In the “survival” case, we may have to “get down and dirty.” In the other case, we don’t have to, although bringing a gun to a knifefight has its advantages — you might not even have to pull the trigger more than once!
I would submit our nation is not currently at war, our military is at war. Most Americans just want to text their friends and drink their Starbucks coffee.
Until that changes, we cannot afford to go around bashing everyone and everything that gets in our way just so we feel better about our cause.
Yes, we have to protect our warriors but that doesn’t mean we can indiscriminately kill everyone in an area where bad guys are shooting at them.
As we have learned many times over, winning the “hearts and minds” is just as important as winning the battle!
Thats the difference between us. In my military job it is always the survival case. We are not at 30,000 ft. We are at 50 ft.
Why couldn’t the Israeli ship just sink ‘em? It’s not like they didn’t have justification. Now they’re gonna send ‘er back here so we have to listen to her BS again.
That woman is a couple french fries short of a happy meal.
Bringing maximum firepower to bear on an enemy doesn’t mean you “indiscriminately kill everyone in an area”
Nail49, I don’t think anyone wants to stomp out everyone who threatens us, but those who actually have done damage? I’m all for killin’ every one of them and all those who hide them. We are well aware that most Americans just wanna text their buddies and drink their Starbucks, but pretty soon that’s gonna have to change whether we like it or not. It may be a rude awakening, but it’s coming. When it happens they’re all gonna realize one big truth: when at war, you have to keep killing the bad guy until they beg you to stop. It’s the only way to get your point across. It’s how we won WWII.
Sonofdy…Hooah!
Whaz up! In my day we called it being a human tripwire…
Forward observer not LP-OP. Artiliary Observer. But I prefered being in a COLT team. More fun, but now I am in second in command of a trucking platoon. Thats part of being in the reserves, if you move, you quite often have to change MOS’s. All of my active time was in the infantry.
sonofdy: Good on ya! I salute your service.
BTW, I was a Forward Air Controller in Vietnam, we represented about 3% of the Air Force in SEA, but accounted for over 10% of AF pilots KIA and with two MOH’s — both posthumously. How does that stack up with your MOS’s?
Direct fire from 23, 37, 57, 85 and 100MM guns all aimed at a single target overhead the fight in plain sight, not hunkered down in a foxhole, is a LOT different than small-arms fire. BTW, I had a Russian mortar turned against me one day when I broke a TIC by shooting my Willie Pete’s into the bad guys because I couldn’t get any fighters overhead. The ground commander told me to be careful as the bad guys weren’t shooting the mortar at them anymore, but were trying to hit me!
Ever had an SA-2 shot at you? Think of a smart telephone pole bent on destroying you and approaching at supersonic speed. Or maybe an SA-7? Another fun thing to dodge while trying to help the good guys deal with the bad guys trying to overrun their position!
My intention was never to lead a patrol or drop cluster bombs. I have been suggesting the actions we should take should a sniper start shooting at our forces. When killing the sniper could kill/wound a lot of innocent people, we have to consider a more measured response, not crush everything in sight, no matter how good that might make us feel.
Bullets (of varying sizes) flying past your canopy don’t care if you are 100 feet or 3000 feet from the muzzle, they will kill you just as dead!
Yeah, those worthless officers who hang over the target sipping their champagne and eating caviar while the grunts get nothing but MREs and ditch water!
I operated anywhere from 1,000 to 6,000 feet above the terrain and lower when required to “get ‘er done!” In a TIC, the primary threat was small-arms, but the larger guns (see my post # 230) could get much higher than I could fly, so it didn’t matter, you are just as dead.
You suggested a TOW or a 25MM gun on a single combatant where the likelihood of collateral damage was greatly increased. That can get pretty indiscriminate.
So am I, but we don’t need to kill a lot of innocents at the same time.
nail49: Clearly a pilot will know little about ground conditions, just like I am not likely to have an sa-2 or sa-7 fired at me. So I am not going to advise you on flying. In that same line of thought, I would not follow you advice on clearing a room or dealing with a sniper. The tactics you have suggested here, TRUST ME, would end up with more dead gi’s and no dead sniper. The guy would be at home eating dinner by the time the QRF would get there.
Perhaps we need to stay in our own lanes.
John Deaux, did you hear Netanyahu speak on the news this a.m.? CBS will not show the entire transcript, but he said something like ‘how are we supposed to react to those who have avowed our (Israel’s)destruction–and yours I might add?’
Good for Netanyahu. Funny how the cindy mckinneys of the world forget that.
Dotrine for engaging troops over 900 meters with a bradley is to use the 25mm. But anyway, I would still use any fire power avaiable to supress the sniper. It only makes sense.
sonofdy:
Agreed. I won’t try to tell you how to clear a room, you can leave the flying (and paperwork — cheap shot) to us pilots.
But I can tell you a TOW or 25MM on a single sniper does not make sense when the chances of collateral damage are high.
Why can you not accept a withdrawal from the area and let other capabilities make sure that sniper never eats another meal at home?
No QRF required. His chances of living to shoot again are getting slimmer by the hour.
sonofdy:
Agreed. I won’t try to tell you how to clear a room, you can leave the flying (and paperwork — cheap shot) to us pilots.
But I can tell you a TOW or 25MM on a single sniper does not make sense when the chances of collateral damage are high.
Why can you not accept a withdrawal from the area and let other capabilities make sure that sniper never eats another meal at home?
No QRF required. His chances of living to shoot again are getting slimmer every time he moves.
My bad for the double post — Sorry!
The lives of my troops rates more concern to me than any level of collateral damage. You also underestimate the acuracy of those weapons. A good gunner can pick which mouse to shoot at a mile, at night, with the 25mm, while moving.
Not in the army!!! he he
Because it allows the sniper a chance to kill again. Like I said, it ensures at least one more dead gi.
OK, I’ll venture into your lane again…Engage a single shooter with a 25MM? That is like calling an Arclight on a single bicycle on the Ho Chi Mihn Trail!
Why not suppress his fire with small arms until clear of the area and kill ‘em like I’ve already outlined — while he is drving home with his buddies. You will get more than one operator and you can do it when and where you wish, not on the roof of a children’s hospital — where this thread began.
Netanyahu gets it, but few else do. A whole lot of people are going to die before people realize that genocide is their goal.
On behalf of my late father, Col, US Army, retired and combat (field artillery) veteran of WWII, Korea and Vietnam, I take great offense at that comment. He was a mustang, if you know what that is, but regardless, he was a soldier first and foremost.
I can defend myself, he no longer can.
I am assuming you meant to be funny, but you failed miserably.
At 900m, the coax is not acurate anymore, so you engage troops with the 25mm with HE. Standard gunnery question. And yes, I would engage with the 25mm on a single shooter to save my guys life. Its called supressive fire. If I had an abrams, I would use the 120mm. In ground warfare, massive overwhelming fire saves the lives of us troops. That to me is the highest consideration after mission achievment.
Former enlisted who became an officer. An exception to the rule since most were nco’s before they were officers. Don’t be so sensitive. Each has thier role, the officers order and the ncos make it happen. Officers in the army do spend a majority of thier time on paperwork so the nco’s don’t have to. at least till they get up to the e7-e8 range.
Give the man a cigar!
However, you impugn every officer with your comment. A former neighbor of ours (and classmate with my Dad at Leavenworth) was awarded a battlefield commission at Anzio. He went on to be the CJCS — Jack Vessey. Did he do his paperwork properly and that is why he became Chairman?
Your attempt at humor failed miserably!
I am so mad at the Israeli’s. After all we’ve done for them, they couldn’t do just one little favor for the US. Why or why couldn’t they have placed a nicely aimed round and sunk the SS Moonbat! Davy Jones is looking for new crew members.
Oh get overyourself nail49
Why, because you choose to take sophmoric slaps at those who happen to lead?
Do you say (to their faces) that the officers in command of your unit only do paperwork?
If anyone needs to get over themselves, I would suggest you take a look in the mirror.
Hope Cindy lies down in front of a bull doser.
Gentlemen, you can’t fight in here! This is the war room!
Based upon my military experience (i.e., watching Good Morning Vietnam, Full Metal Jacket, Predator and A Few Good Men), I would think officers are pretty used to and good natured about taking ribbings from enlisted men about being “pencil pushers” or what have you.
Back on topic (let nail49 have the last word) Mckinney should really try to co-ordinate with the IDF instead of going head to head with them.
Ah, yes! President Merkin Muffley at his finest in an hour of great struggle!
Chap,
if those 2 keep at it, we could use some good zombie posts (or is one threadjack per thread enough?).
Do we have to let them back into the country now ? Can we bribe someone to keep them ?
Zombies are SOOO yesterday, soap. Now its Jeri Ryan. Try to keep up with the latest trends.
I am done with the nco vs officer fight. Back to gaza.
I’ll bet Jeri has an AK and a flamethrower to kill the zombies while she’s hiding in her bunker in Iceland.
Jeri Ryan; my two favorite subjects!
Um, no it isn’t! If you haven’t figured it out by now, let me clue you in. There is NO winning the hearts and minds of terrrorists! Geez!!!
They were turned back! All I can say is…..HAHAHAHOHOHOHAHA!!!
Chap: As a “Fly-boy” I have engaged in good-natured ribbing with members (officer and enlisted) from each Service about their particular specialty, be it a “Grunt” a “Squid” or a “Gyrene.” Those ribbings are harmless fun with plenty of give and take.
What gets under my skin, and it was done in earlier posts on this thread, are the digs about not being “in the fight” because aviators fight from an airplane. I have seen too many planes shot down and tried to rescue fellow pilots down in “Indian country” only to see the effort fail to then be told that we are not “in combat.” When the bullets are flying upwards and there are no trees, bushes or rocks to duck behind, it certainly feels like combat to me!
Granted, we do go home to bed at night, but oftentimes we do so knowing one of our own is on the ground where he can’t reach out and find a buddy who is in the same situation.
Rather than movies, read a non-fiction book about flying and fighting –try “Ravens” by Christopher Robbins, “Danang Diary” by Tom Yarborough, “A Lonely Kind of War” by Marshall Harrison and “The Rescue of Bat 21″ NOT the movie, the book, by Darrel Whitcomb.
happyscrapper: I never said we should try to win the hearts and minds of the terrorists, but if we follow some of the earlier suggestions (carpet bombing, taking out a sniper on a hospital roof with a TOW missile, etc) we will lose any chance of winning the hearts and minds of the general populace!
Wait – you had an SA2 fired at you?
AGuy: Yes, in Vietnam.
That seems like a lot of work. If I can’t learn it from Iron Eagle or Top Gun, is it really worth knowing?
Well tom cruise does get his information directly from the galatic over-lord xenu.
I guess not if you don’t mind having cartoons provide your view of reality.
“Top Gun” was entertaining, but it wasn’t an accurate depiction of aerial combat. Iron Eagle was sheer fantasy. Unfortunately, the IMAX movie “Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag,” although good, is more entertainment than reality.
As fun as they are to watch, they get into too much Hollywood “action” that is neither realistic nor “smart” from a survival standpoint.
You sure its not Pizza the Hutt?
You have a point there, I agree. But there are times when it is more important to just win the war and get it over with, than win hearts and minds. Dragging out a war takes more lives in the long run!
Only Xenu is powerfull enough to get the SS dignity past the IDF!!!
Wait. What are you saying? Are you telling me that fighter pilots DON’T play volleyball and make homoerotic poses before rushing off on their motorcylce to the hot instructor/girlfriend’s house?
My whole worldview has been crushed.
Eff it all, guys. I’m going conservative.
And Cynthia will get a Noble Prize for her calculated SS Dignity. Just wait and see. She’ll get a book deal from Random and an Indy “film-maker” from LA will make a documentary about her “civic” contribution. In United States of Deconstructed Cliché, the charlatans are now heroes. Wasn’t her father at Cornell University, some honorary professor of ghetto studies. The good, the wise, the genuine—they work hard. We suffer and live frugally while the privileged cultural terrorists (whether it’s Noam Adolph Chomsky, Jimmy Carter & Islamic Son, Inc., or Michael Eichman Moore) enjoy the good life we fight for. They roll in money. They don’t need to report weekly to Quality Assurance Manager. 80% of us have jobs that require excellent customer service. We don’t jet off to Monaco, we don’t get an invite to the Vanity Fair gala, and we don’t take time off to protest. We actually work. We are at the mercy of the 20% of America’s Anti-America Lords. Because we tolerate nonsense, we mutated into a sick Medievalist feudalist Euro country. As Jane Fond proved in ‘60s, elitist garbage wins, because the “corrected” system allows any imaginable freak to ascend to power. In South Korea they’ve been burning Israeli flags and awhile ago condemned American trade. Heck, the country is a mile away from the most oppressive regime and yet sides with terrorists. How do you explain the pathology? Both the liberal Gestapo and the Powellian Republicans have contributed to the decay of joy. When clowns like Cynthia Goebbels and Noam Goebbels get paid highly to propagate rubbish and when clowns like Chris Matthews, like Sean Penn, like Pat Buchanan repeat the same cliché we ain’t got no where to escape. Besides the irony and the jokes, I’d like Michelle to address the issue since it’s become overwhelmingly destructive: Why deranged “American” clowns filled with hatred, hiding behind clichés, are hailed, able to turn their hatred into money, while the rest, the good ones, those who believe in liberty and defeating the terrorist punished? In the Deconstructed American novel, I’m the loser, while the morbid clown siding with terrorist/excusing terrorist is a hero. Explain, please.
It was in you all along. Now, about that Obama vote – REPENT!
Welcome to the Dark side, young chapoutier!
Never underestimate the power of the Schwartz!
Was that all it took? You must have already been on the verge! Welcome! Too bad I don’t believe you, but we will pretend.
Well now…lets not be too hasty. If it turns out that a a 16 year old kid COULD somehow manage to steal an F-16, fly it to an unnamed Middle East/North African country, rescue his dad and get back safely and also apparently not be thrown in prison, then my worldview, and thus faith in liberalism, would be restored.
So…any of you out there ever done that?
You said an F SIXTEEN right? well not in an F SIXTEEN…..
Flown one, yes.
Stolen one, no.
All the other things, only in my dreams!
Does an X-Wing fighter count?
Grab them by the (groin); Heart & Minds will follow.
Or in layman’s terms: You make it so damn costly and painful to harbor terrorist they won’t. Israel pulled out of Gaza, left an infrastructure those people could use to build a country and what was the results? The mohammedans were firing rockets into Israel before the last of the settlers left.
When Hamas or Hizbollah or some other group holds these big rallies waving their Kalashnikov Israel needs to drop some artillery on them.
And when I find myself getting soft I put my copy of Hanoi Hilton in the VCR. It is the only Viet Nam War movie I have seen, but it is enough.
My dad does work as a contractor in Iraq… I do live about an hour from Hill AFB. HMMMM how hard can it be to fly an F-16. Its got a stearing wheel right???
And conveniently, I can be your own version of a tough-as-nails-no-nonsense “Chappy”.
sonofdy,
just don’t ever forget; gas on right, brake on left and you’ll do fine.
Simple, all you have to remember is pull stick back, houses get small. Push stick forward, houses get BIG!
And press the little button on the stick and the houses go boom?
You learn quickly!
For our next lesson we will learn to drop the crowd-pleasers (anything over 10MT!) and make lots of houses go boom at once!
And if I pull this handle labeled ejec…… booommm aaaaahhhhhhhhhh
sonofdy, I should have warned you to only move the shiny switches and leave the dull ones alone. Unless there is an emergency and then you move all the switches in any order you can.
Also, remeber to not smoke within 24 hours of flying and don’t drink within 50 feet of the airplane. Or was that…?
My laugh of the day! I knew you wouldn’t fail me, Chap!
THUMP… (parachute didn’t deploy nail49 packed it and was a little pissed at me)….
I was looking for a SPLAT!
No hard feelings, today’s thread was vigorous and invigorating.
Keep fighting the good fight, whether running convoys or calling in strikes — we need more good people like you out there defending our freedoms!
Cheers!
I am expecting to be deployed this year, so we will see. My unit has been expecting deployment for over a year now but they aren’t even taking voluenteers.
All you need is one submarine.
Just saw a photo of McKinney’s boat on FOX NEWS. Too funny. Mashed up good. Hope she has to pay for it!
may I lock and load? all ready the left …all ready the right… all ready on the firing line… you leftists are really pissing me off.
Absolutely the wrong action to deal so weakly with the McKinney boat. It was a ship attempting to deliver supplies to an enemy at wartime and when it attempted to ram them it should have been fired upon and sunk with haste. Not doing so sends completely the wrong signal and beyond emboldening idiot terrorist supporters like McKinney it has the potential to directly kill a lot of sailors if such a boat loaded with explosives were to perform an attack like the one on the Cole.
Okay, so if I read that correctly, you disapprove of Cynthia McKinney et al.
Give their addresses to Chap, he knows what to do.
This incident is absolutely hysterical!
McKinney is such a joke and having her little peace activist ship rammed three times by the little Israeli navy is just tooooo rich!
Why does this make me think of Gulliver’s Travels?
Jihad Cindy sure does like running police barriers, huh.
Did she slap anyone yet?
I’m sure it’s been said, but I didn’t look at all the comments…yet.