Speaks his mind... by aik sharon 3:14am Wed Aug 20 '03 > print article Lets face it, the current attack on Israels civilians could not have come at a more opportune time for me. I desperately tried to provoke " a legitimate" attack from Arab neighbors, but to No avail. Then, I took matters into my own hands and staged a "suicide" bombing to frighten my constituents into submission. The peace process was taking off despite my best attempts to squander it. In definace of UN sanctions AND the American president (my sponsor) I continued confiscating Palestinian property and land mass. But none of the above was provoking enough to promote a legitimate response. So I proceeded to attack a Palestinian headquarter in Lebanon and issued a veiled threat to Syrian President- assad, by having my jets fly over his summer house. None of the above worked, so I took it upon myself to activate the Mossad front to strike Jerusalem, handing me the timely excuse to to continue my final solution: http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=35565 add your comments

Isarel also control Isalmic Jihad AND poisen water by what about blood for matza ? 3:31am Wed Aug 20 '03 print comment 7-10-03 In an exclusive telephone interview, Bessam Sa’Adi, Islamic Jihad leader in Jenin told the Jerusalem Post that terror attacks will resume, because he claimed Israel has not kept its side of the bargain. "Since Israel has not kept the Hudna, Islamic Jihad and Hamas therefore cannot sit by and maintain the cease-fire, the attacks will resume," he said. Sa'adi has been in hiding for months, rarely sleeping in the same place two nights in a row. Sa'adi's Jenin terror cell claimed responsibility for Monday night's suicide bombing at Moshav Kfar Yabetz, which killed Mazal Afari, 64. The bomber who died in the blast was Ahmed Yihye, 22, from a village near Jenin. Israel's refusal to free Islamic Jihad and Hamas prisoners, said Sa'adi, is the catalyst that drove the group to resume attacks, not the IDF's continued hunt for terrorists. Israel's refusal to free Islamic Jihad and Hamas prisoners, said Sa'adi, is the catalyst that drove the group to resume attacks, not the IDF's continued hunt for terrorists. Israel's refusal to free Islamic Jihad and Hamas prisoners, said Sa'adi, is the catalyst that drove the group to resume attacks, not the IDF's continued hunt for terrorists. -------------------------------- add your comments

my plots are out loud by aik sharon! 3:35am Wed Aug 20 '03 print comment I like to call the attack on my citizens- "tough love". To learn more about my previous attempts to instigate wars on Israelis, visit the following home-site Http://whatreallyhappened.com add your comments

sick ones out there by goldberg 1:03am Thu Aug 21 '03 print comment ..my ,but you are one sick puppy add your comments