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So I hear the Palestinians are downright bummed out that Saddam Hussein was captured... seems like although he was a murderer, dictator, torturer, and well let's just say a budding baby Hitler, the Palestinians considered him something akin to Santa Claus.

Guess this would have something to do with the fact that even though his own people were starving, good old Saddam was doling out 25,000 checks to the families of suicide bombers.. just to say..oh you know..."hey job well done"

"murder a few more for me okay!"

"blow up a few more babies next time..!'

Well what can i say... murderers do like blood...don't they..

and Saddam was extra special to the Palestinians because not only was he rewarding them for terror but he was calling full on for the destruction of Israel..

yep..a real...angel...that Saddam..

So now the Palestinians are in mourning over the demise of their..patron saint Hussein...

Hmmm... this is kinda giving me a huge ass Deja vus over the Palestinians dancing and singing in the streets when the World Trade Centers went down..

So let's see if I've got this down okay..

If Saddam's capture is bad because he used to reward suicide bombers
and in total gave out oh 35 million bucks

If the demise of the world trade center was good...because 3,000 lives were lost..

then the message i'm getting is... terror is good
and peace, conversation, talking it out, brother-hood amongst man is bad...

so tell me then,
tell me again
why is it i'm supposed to care so %$#^&** much for the Palestinian cause?

just fill me in here
cause you know maybe im missing something here

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