I still -heart- propaganda
Here are a couple of juicy tidbits from Israel's the oppressive Zionist regime's defensive separation wall apartheid, racist barrier. (I'm trying to say this in my Frothing Moonbat(tm)-est voice!)
First example, simply entitled, "I am not a terrorist."
Notice how Obed lined up the graffiti above with a few so-called "non-terrorists." Nevermind that the local population's support of terrorism has forced Israel to defend itself. That's not important at all to a propagandist fauxtographer.
And, to answer the propaganda: Well, you might not be a terrorist, but I'm betting that these guys are. And this, of course, is the kind of person that this wall was built to keep out! (Successfully, I might add!)
Our second brilliant example of propaganda is this gem, which could either be a suggestion of where a new gate could go in the wall, or a really big coupon.
Do they even have coupons in the West Bank? It wouldn't surprise me to find out that this was painted on the wall by some pro-terrorist western group ala Rachel Corrie.
Speaking of Rachel, I'll close with this thought:
First example, simply entitled, "I am not a terrorist."
Palestinian women walk next to a section of Israel's separation barrier as they cross a checkpoint from the West Bank town of Bethlehem into Jerusalem to attend Friday prayers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque, Friday, Oct. 6, 2006. Israeli troops and Palestinians scuffled at the checkpoint on Friday when hundreds of Muslims tried to enter Jerusalem for Friday prayers during the holy month of Ramadan, witnesses said. (AP Photo/Oded Balilty)
Notice how Obed lined up the graffiti above with a few so-called "non-terrorists." Nevermind that the local population's support of terrorism has forced Israel to defend itself. That's not important at all to a propagandist fauxtographer.
And, to answer the propaganda: Well, you might not be a terrorist, but I'm betting that these guys are. And this, of course, is the kind of person that this wall was built to keep out! (Successfully, I might add!)
Palestinian Fatah militants march in the village Ellar near the West Bank city of Tulkarm October 3, 2006. (Mustafa Abu Dayeh/Reuters)
Our second brilliant example of propaganda is this gem, which could either be a suggestion of where a new gate could go in the wall, or a really big coupon.
Palestinian men wait to cross a checkpoint between the West Bank town of Bethlehem and Jerusalem, to attend Friday prayers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque, Friday Oct. 6, 2006. The army and police allowed only Palestinian men aged 40 and over to attend the Ramadan prayers in Jerusalem. Israeli troops and Palestinians scuffled at the checkpoint on Friday when hundreds of Muslims tried to enter Jerusalem for Friday prayers during the holy month of Ramadan, witnesses said. (AP Photo/Oded Balilty)
Do they even have coupons in the West Bank? It wouldn't surprise me to find out that this was painted on the wall by some pro-terrorist western group ala Rachel Corrie.
Speaking of Rachel, I'll close with this thought:
Pancakes, pancakes!
