Just this once, I wish Islamic terrorists had succeeded
"Nobody in Gaza will touch this man [Carter]," Hamas adviser Ahmed Yousef said. "He is on a noble mission. Everyone here respects him."That there speaks volumes.
But like the exchange in "A Few Good Men" where Kaffee asked Jessup why the transfer was necessary if he'd given an order, if nobody in Gaza would touch Carter, then where did the bomb come from?
Labels: Big government, Liberal hypocrisy, Liberal idiots, Liberal liars, State worshippers
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There was one thing in that exchange in A Few Good Men that always irked me...
I'm going to paraphrase here because they don't have these quotes listed on imdb.com
Caffrey: "And your orders are always followed?"
Jessup: "Orders are followed or people die."
Uhh -- a guy died, that's why there's a trial in the first place... It just always seemed like a logical escape hatch. Orders are followed or people die. Someone died. Therefore, you don't have to prove that there was an order, because a logically consistent position would be that Santiago died because someone didn't follow orders.
Off-topic, I know, but it's always bothered me.
Ah, I see you can't take hints, Perry - of course it's the Joooos, dontcha know? You gotta get used to Arab-speak.
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