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March 04, 2008

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eibhis

what happened to "high heels are stupid"? flip flopping on foreign policy objectives again mr. dadigan?

RHLHJ

It seems that Israel's policy towards Gaza is akin to a high school football coach - one of you adolescent idiots screwed up and I don't care who, but you all need to run laps until you drop. Except the football team is a populace that hates you and the entire offensive line would like nothing better than to ply you with incendiary devices. Sure, a wall seems stupid, and power and food seem like fine things to provide a disadvantaged people. But if you can build a wall and go all high school football coach and save some lives, well then that's what Jesus would do.

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