Though I am generally not a fan, sometimes; just sometimes, God IS great.

[Beelzebub]

Jonathan Cook, journalist

There’s something profoundly depressing about the start of this little video clip filmed, by the sound of it, by two young boys, possibly from their bedroom window. As they chatter away, on the other side of an East Jerusalem valley an Israeli “skunk” truck fires high-powered jets of intensely foul-smelling liquid at older youths protesting Israel’s mass arrests policy, carried out under cover of its attack on Gaza.

The truck indiscriminately sprays a wide arc of liquid at homes and cars, a kind of petty collective punishment meant to pollute the Palestinian neighbourhood with the disgusting odour for days.

All of this is just another day in these boys’ experience of occupation. They film the truck like other children might video a cat chasing a ball of wool. Interesting to them, but nothing out of the ordinary.

And then, suddenly, something exceptional happens. The truck falls off the edge of the road, into a ravine. The screams of delight from the boys, and the whoops that seem to echo from the other side of the valley, they are so loud, register a small triumph – a momentary loss of control from the seemingly all-powerful machine that is the occupation.
It is easy, when the headlines have been filled with death and destruction in Gaza, to forget that the occupation is far more relentless and insidious than such spasms of Israeli death-wreaking. It is the monotonous drone of a mechanical, faceless monster seeking to sap all hope from young minds. In that brief interruption, before normal service was resumed, another world was revealed to these boys.

Darwin awards in order?

 

[Forester]

Darwin awards in order?

Awesome! Darwin? Yeah. Karma? Possibly. Sick, disgusting Israelis. Cue the UN!..again

 

[Beelzebub]

Sniff... sniff.
Smells like ....

Victory!


This neighbourhood will not mind the stench so much, what with having the tale to relate about it.

Aren't Israelis just so fucking petty!
Its like they took all the genetics extracted from school bullies, concentrated it, and did gene therapy on their population.

 

[montelatici]

The Israelis are horrible people. Worse than the Boers in South Africa when they ran things.

 

[Daniyel]

So far I couldn't care less, I believe stricter policy should be implemented instead, indeed a victory to violence over mercy.

 

[member]

The Israelis are horrible people. Worse than the Boers in South Africa when they ran things.

Boring. You’re like “chew” sip, “The Israelis are horrible people” – Honey, you got the remote ?










You know the real ‘horrible’ deal.….
you’re just bored, like your stupid devil friends.

 

[Grendelyn]

Jonathan Cook, journalist

There’s something profoundly depressing about the start of this little video clip filmed, by the sound of it, by two young boys, possibly from their bedroom window. As they chatter away, on the other side of an East Jerusalem valley an Israeli “skunk” truck fires high-powered jets of intensely foul-smelling liquid at older youths protesting Israel’s mass arrests policy, carried out under cover of its attack on Gaza.

The truck indiscriminately sprays a wide arc of liquid at homes and cars, a kind of petty collective punishment meant to pollute the Palestinian neighbourhood with the disgusting odour for days.

All of this is just another day in these boys’ experience of occupation. They film the truck like other children might video a cat chasing a ball of wool. Interesting to them, but nothing out of the ordinary.

And then, suddenly, something exceptional happens. The truck falls off the edge of the road, into a ravine. The screams of delight from the boys, and the whoops that seem to echo from the other side of the valley, they are so loud, register a small triumph – a momentary loss of control from the seemingly all-powerful machine that is the occupation.
It is easy, when the headlines have been filled with death and destruction in Gaza, to forget that the occupation is far more relentless and insidious than such spasms of Israeli death-wreaking. It is the monotonous drone of a mechanical, faceless monster seeking to sap all hope from young minds. In that brief interruption, before normal service was resumed, another world was revealed to these boys.

Darwin awards in order?

There are no gods, particularly a Jewish mythical one named Yahweh, who cunning Jews, particularly Ashkenazi Jews, have used as a means to steal such land away from those who legally owned it prior to their beginning to assert their illegal claim to it. ~ Susan

 

[Hossfly]

Jonathan Cook, journalist

There’s something profoundly depressing about the start of this little video clip filmed, by the sound of it, by two young boys, possibly from their bedroom window. As they chatter away, on the other side of an East Jerusalem valley an Israeli “skunk” truck fires high-powered jets of intensely foul-smelling liquid at older youths protesting Israel’s mass arrests policy, carried out under cover of its attack on Gaza.

The truck indiscriminately sprays a wide arc of liquid at homes and cars, a kind of petty collective punishment meant to pollute the Palestinian neighbourhood with the disgusting odour for days.

All of this is just another day in these boys’ experience of occupation. They film the truck like other children might video a cat chasing a ball of wool. Interesting to them, but nothing out of the ordinary.

And then, suddenly, something exceptional happens. The truck falls off the edge of the road, into a ravine. The screams of delight from the boys, and the whoops that seem to echo from the other side of the valley, they are so loud, register a small triumph – a momentary loss of control from the seemingly all-powerful machine that is the occupation.
It is easy, when the headlines have been filled with death and destruction in Gaza, to forget that the occupation is far more relentless and insidious than such spasms of Israeli death-wreaking. It is the monotonous drone of a mechanical, faceless monster seeking to sap all hope from young minds. In that brief interruption, before normal service was resumed, another world was revealed to these boys.

Darwin awards in order?

There are no gods, particularly a Jewish mythical one named Yahweh, who cunning Jews, particularly Ashkenazi Jews, have used as a means to steal such land away from those who legally owned it prior to their beginning to assert their illegal claim to it. ~ Susan

Your Imam didn't teach you that.

 

[Grendelyn]

Jonathan Cook, journalist

There’s something profoundly depressing about the start of this little video clip filmed, by the sound of it, by two young boys, possibly from their bedroom window. As they chatter away, on the other side of an East Jerusalem valley an Israeli “skunk” truck fires high-powered jets of intensely foul-smelling liquid at older youths protesting Israel’s mass arrests policy, carried out under cover of its attack on Gaza.

The truck indiscriminately sprays a wide arc of liquid at homes and cars, a kind of petty collective punishment meant to pollute the Palestinian neighbourhood with the disgusting odour for days.

All of this is just another day in these boys’ experience of occupation. They film the truck like other children might video a cat chasing a ball of wool. Interesting to them, but nothing out of the ordinary.

And then, suddenly, something exceptional happens. The truck falls off the edge of the road, into a ravine. The screams of delight from the boys, and the whoops that seem to echo from the other side of the valley, they are so loud, register a small triumph – a momentary loss of control from the seemingly all-powerful machine that is the occupation.
It is easy, when the headlines have been filled with death and destruction in Gaza, to forget that the occupation is far more relentless and insidious than such spasms of Israeli death-wreaking. It is the monotonous drone of a mechanical, faceless monster seeking to sap all hope from young minds. In that brief interruption, before normal service was resumed, another world was revealed to these boys.

Darwin awards in order?

There are no gods, particularly a Jewish mythical one named Yahweh, who cunning Jews, particularly Ashkenazi Jews, have used as a means to steal such land away from those who legally owned it prior to their beginning to assert their illegal claim to it. ~ Susan

Your Imam didn't teach you that.

My Imam, you say <lol>. Islam, like Judaism, Christianity and you name it, is just one big crock of you know what. I could believe in any religion if there was any empirical proof to it being true but there is none. Time we all grew up and accepted our fate . . . that being, when we die it's all over. A happy ending to our lives lies in those who believe in 72 virgins and Walt Disney.

 

[Hossfly]

Jonathan Cook, journalist

There’s something profoundly depressing about the start of this little video clip filmed, by the sound of it, by two young boys, possibly from their bedroom window. As they chatter away, on the other side of an East Jerusalem valley an Israeli “skunk” truck fires high-powered jets of intensely foul-smelling liquid at older youths protesting Israel’s mass arrests policy, carried out under cover of its attack on Gaza.

The truck indiscriminately sprays a wide arc of liquid at homes and cars, a kind of petty collective punishment meant to pollute the Palestinian neighbourhood with the disgusting odour for days.

All of this is just another day in these boys’ experience of occupation. They film the truck like other children might video a cat chasing a ball of wool. Interesting to them, but nothing out of the ordinary.

And then, suddenly, something exceptional happens. The truck falls off the edge of the road, into a ravine. The screams of delight from the boys, and the whoops that seem to echo from the other side of the valley, they are so loud, register a small triumph – a momentary loss of control from the seemingly all-powerful machine that is the occupation.
It is easy, when the headlines have been filled with death and destruction in Gaza, to forget that the occupation is far more relentless and insidious than such spasms of Israeli death-wreaking. It is the monotonous drone of a mechanical, faceless monster seeking to sap all hope from young minds. In that brief interruption, before normal service was resumed, another world was revealed to these boys.

Darwin awards in order?

There are no gods, particularly a Jewish mythical one named Yahweh, who cunning Jews, particularly Ashkenazi Jews, have used as a means to steal such land away from those who legally owned it prior to their beginning to assert their illegal claim to it. ~ Susan

Your Imam didn't teach you that.

My Imam, you say <lol>. Islam, like Judaism, Christianity and you name it, is just one big crock of you know what. I could believe in any religion if there was any empirical proof to it being true but there is none. Time we all grew up and accepted our fate . . . that being, when we die it's all over. A happy ending to our lives lies in those who believe in 72 virgins and Walt Disney.

Do some research, Pishy. Many of your fellow Nazis were into the Occult. By the way, I think these days those people your age who have happy lives are the ones who enjoy working and don't depend on someone to support them, especially when there are no children involved

 

[Phoenall]

Jonathan Cook, journalist

There’s something profoundly depressing about the start of this little video clip filmed, by the sound of it, by two young boys, possibly from their bedroom window. As they chatter away, on the other side of an East Jerusalem valley an Israeli “skunk” truck fires high-powered jets of intensely foul-smelling liquid at older youths protesting Israel’s mass arrests policy, carried out under cover of its attack on Gaza.

The truck indiscriminately sprays a wide arc of liquid at homes and cars, a kind of petty collective punishment meant to pollute the Palestinian neighbourhood with the disgusting odour for days.

All of this is just another day in these boys’ experience of occupation. They film the truck like other children might video a cat chasing a ball of wool. Interesting to them, but nothing out of the ordinary.

And then, suddenly, something exceptional happens. The truck falls off the edge of the road, into a ravine. The screams of delight from the boys, and the whoops that seem to echo from the other side of the valley, they are so loud, register a small triumph – a momentary loss of control from the seemingly all-powerful machine that is the occupation.
It is easy, when the headlines have been filled with death and destruction in Gaza, to forget that the occupation is far more relentless and insidious than such spasms of Israeli death-wreaking. It is the monotonous drone of a mechanical, faceless monster seeking to sap all hope from young minds. In that brief interruption, before normal service was resumed, another world was revealed to these boys.

Darwin awards in order?

I must ask the obvious were is the evidence to support your claim ? Even full screen it does not show any Israeli markings or any foul smelling liquid. Sorry just another ISLAMONAZI BLOOD LIBEL

 

[member]

Jonathan Cook, journalist

There’s something profoundly depressing about the start of this little video clip filmed, by the sound of it, by two young boys, possibly from their bedroom window. As they chatter away, on the other side of an East Jerusalem valley an Israeli “skunk” truck fires high-powered jets of intensely foul-smelling liquid at older youths protesting Israel’s mass arrests policy, carried out under cover of its attack on Gaza.

The truck indiscriminately sprays a wide arc of liquid at homes and cars, a kind of petty collective punishment meant to pollute the Palestinian neighbourhood with the disgusting odour for days.

All of this is just another day in these boys’ experience of occupation. They film the truck like other children might video a cat chasing a ball of wool. Interesting to them, but nothing out of the ordinary.

And then, suddenly, something exceptional happens. The truck falls off the edge of the road, into a ravine. The screams of delight from the boys, and the whoops that seem to echo from the other side of the valley, they are so loud, register a small triumph – a momentary loss of control from the seemingly all-powerful machine that is the occupation.
It is easy, when the headlines have been filled with death and destruction in Gaza, to forget that the occupation is far more relentless and insidious than such spasms of Israeli death-wreaking. It is the monotonous drone of a mechanical, faceless monster seeking to sap all hope from young minds. In that brief interruption, before normal service was resumed, another world was revealed to these boys.

Darwin awards in order?

There are no gods, particularly a Jewish mythical one named Yahweh, who cunning Jews, particularly Ashkenazi Jews, have used as a means to steal such land away from those who legally owned it prior to their beginning to assert their illegal claim to it. ~ Susan

So......what's the scoop. ...been on a loooooong vacation ?

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LoL.



"There are no gods ...etc, the jews, RRrrrrrgruff"





still gruffing it up, heh ?.......