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Wednesday, June 02, 2010
Thomas Friedman
Look at this clown: 1) he puts the word "humanitarian" between quotation marks; 2) he has a friend in Israel who shares his Zionist racism and observes that the Palestinians have just started to act "rationally"--a reference to the collaborationist behavior of the Abbas-Fayyad clique in Ramallah; 3) he uses the word "strategic" because he is so shallow and thinks that the insertion of the word makes him sound deep and profound; 4) he judges Turkey by the extent to which it pleases Israel; 5) he manages to sum up his views on the subject in this sentence: "That concern for Gaza and Israel’s blockade is so out of balance..."