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Luke Issac and the babies of Madgolin Yonan

Posted by dr pancho (Guest) - Tuesday, April 18 2006, 19:11:54 (CEST)
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...The tragic death of children is always to be lamented. Or is it? I've no wish to cause Fil any pain, but this is a good time to point out the hypocrisy of the kind of "love" that cares more for who killed you than it does about who is killed.

...I have no doubt, none at all, that all these Assrians gushing over Fil's loss would have said not a word had his son been killed in Iraq...by Christians.

...it should also be clear by now, now that we've seen how these people operate, that had Magdolin Yonan's sons been killed in an auto accident in Canada, even if the driver at fault had been a Christian, her babies would have been wept over and mentioned in many a gushy post at aina.

So...how heartfelt and honest are these weepy Assrians REALLY? It helps that they know Fil or know of him...but that wouldn't have mattered had this tragedy happened in Iraq...at the hands of a Christian.

What matters to ass-kissers most is the unimpeded chance to GET at that ass...in this case, Bush's ass...so they can go on kissing. To make sure of their proximity to that ass, they will say and do nothing to displease the owner of the ass.

A tragic death is a tragic death...if you're clean. Assrians aren't clean.

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