"He asks a lot of questions. Every day he asks if Omar is alive or dead. He knows what happened, he was there, but he needs to make sense of it," says his father, Jihad Misharawi, whose family was devastated in an inferno on the first full day of last month's war.That's BBC freelance video operator Jihad Misharawi to you..!
Also, the unshakable belief that their desires should be everyone's desire, their belief that extortion and protectionism is just fine and dandy, shameless opportunism before the blood's even dry, the continued infiltration of the justice system, bah humbug, please save the Earth! and irrefutable evidence that, at heart, their desire to control the language knows no bounds.
Not that bothered to be honest: vote murderous filth like hamas in, jump about with joy when they try to murder the next door neighbours, then expect us to give a shit when you get something back on your head.
ReplyDeleteFeel sorry for the Israelis, having the neighbours from Hell.
ReplyDeleteMore (fire)power to their elbow.
Palestinians calling their kids 'Jihad'. Isn't that like Germans calling their kids 'Mein Kampf'?
ReplyDeleteThey just don't get the actions-consequences thing the Pallys, do they?
"Not that bothered to be honest..."
ReplyDeleteIndeed.
"Palestinians calling their kids 'Jihad'. Isn't that like Germans calling their kids 'Mein Kampf'?"
Quite! But no doubt someone at the Beeb thought it added a delicious frisson of 'the other'...
...a strange blindness in hiring staff:
ReplyDeleteDon't start me on this.