Now, for some, this may seem a little mean, but today is the anniversary of when Rachel Corrie was turned into a terror pancake, so definitely a day to go down to IHOP or wherever and enjoy some pancakes :)
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EDIT: Red Tulips: I want this to be clear. Rachel Corrie supported terrorists. (as has been documented extensively here and elsewhere) She was a traitor to her country, and she did what she could to help terrorists kill innocent Israelis. I am not sad she is dead. But I do not delight in her death. This post reflects a parody at the myth of "St. Rachel." It does not delight in Rachel's death. You may now continue your regularly scheduled broadcasting!
Friday, March 16, 2007
St. Pancake Day
Now, for some, this may seem a little mean, but today is the anniversary of when Rachel Corrie was turned into a terror pancake, so definitely a day to go down to IHOP or wherever and enjoy some pancakes :)
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EDIT: Red Tulips: I want this to be clear. Rachel Corrie supported terrorists. (as has been documented extensively here and elsewhere) She was a traitor to her country, and she did what she could to help terrorists kill innocent Israelis. I am not sad she is dead. But I do not delight in her death. This post reflects a parody at the myth of "St. Rachel." It does not delight in Rachel's death. You may now continue your regularly scheduled broadcasting!
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Hot buttered Rachelcakes....mmmm.
This is not right. She was a stupid moonbat, but she's dead and there is nothing to celebrate.
Shlemazl:
She was more than a stupid moonbat. She actively was aiding and abeting terrorists. She was doing her part to kill Israeli civilians. This was her mission in life.
Do I celebrate her death? No. I think this post may send the wrong message, so I might edit it. BUT. To proclaim her a mere moonbat misses the extent of her treason to her country, as well as her extensive terror connections.
red tulip...
where is the recipe...
i will cook some...
There never a reason to celebrate a death, but Corrie got what she deserved. I won't loose any sleep over it.
She was standing for what she believed in and gave her life for it.
You're sitting on your ass making jokes about her death.
You might broaden your definition of terrorism a little.
Well done, typical wingut morons.
To the anon claiming anyone laughing at Rachel is a wignut...
Rachel jumped in front of a bulldozer, which was seeking to demolish a home being used for drug and munitions smuggling. No one was inside the home. She was not protecting life - she was merely attempting to protect a sanctuary for those who seek to kill israeli life.
In short, she is not some 'martyr' for a 'cause.' Rather, she was a silly little girl who died (accidentlly - she was in the blindspot of the bull dozer) protecting the lives of terrorists.
What is laughable is not her death, but rather the myth of "St. Rachel."
Saint? Saints don't usually aid and abet terrorists. Not usually, anyway!
That said, I know the post comees across as harsh and mean. I did not write the post. But this is why I added the note to it, to clarify.
P.S.: Deleted a post parodying Muslims praying five times a day. The fact that Muslims pray five times a day is neither a good nor a bad thing, and should not be held at issue.
Mmm.. pancakes. With bacon, even better.
Honestly, I have no love for Corrie. She was a traitor and shill of the worst kind for global jihad. She can rest with peace as far as I am concerned.
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