"Texas-Israel Day" May 8th

[Jos]

Reaction to the announcement of "Texas-Israel Day" was largely negative among Texans. North Texas resident Mike Devasher was perplexed. "I can't figure out for the life of me what Israel has to do with Texas or Texas history. This makes as much sense as declaring a 'Texas-Rhodesia Day'. I object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program that, to date, has Israel in possession of over 300 nuclear- warheads and has never been properly investigated by the IAEA or held accountable by any other nuclear watch-dog agency. It appears that jewish House speaker Joe Strauss has finally inserted the Zionist influence that every Texan has feared he would do once he became Speaker."

"What the hell?! An Annual Texas Israel day? Unless Israel is ready to recognize Texas as its own nation (and given their view on Palestine, I doubt that's the case) I see no point to this and I also see some Constitutional restrictions - given the fact that states can not engage in international diplomacy

Slavish Texas Reps to Enact Absurd Annual "Texas-Israel Day" May 8th
I too object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist founded nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program

 

[Hossfly]

Reaction to the announcement of "Texas-Israel Day" was largely negative among Texans. North Texas resident Mike Devasher was perplexed. "I can't figure out for the life of me what Israel has to do with Texas or Texas history. This makes as much sense as declaring a 'Texas-Rhodesia Day'. I object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program that, to date, has Israel in possession of over 300 nuclear- warheads and has never been properly investigated by the IAEA or held accountable by any other nuclear watch-dog agency. It appears that jewish House speaker Joe Strauss has finally inserted the Zionist influence that every Texan has feared he would do once he became Speaker."

"What the hell?! An Annual Texas Israel day? Unless Israel is ready to recognize Texas as its own nation (and given their view on Palestine, I doubt that's the case) I see no point to this and I also see some Constitutional restrictions - given the fact that states can not engage in international diplomacy

Slavish Texas Reps to Enact Absurd Annual "Texas-Israel Day" May 8th
I too object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist founded nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program

There's a lot of Texans in the DFW area who are anticipating this event and none of the people I talked to are Jewish.
Why not come on down and eat knish and sing folksongs? You'll like it.

 

[sealadaigh]

Reaction to the announcement of "Texas-Israel Day" was largely negative among Texans. North Texas resident Mike Devasher was perplexed. "I can't figure out for the life of me what Israel has to do with Texas or Texas history. This makes as much sense as declaring a 'Texas-Rhodesia Day'. I object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program that, to date, has Israel in possession of over 300 nuclear- warheads and has never been properly investigated by the IAEA or held accountable by any other nuclear watch-dog agency. It appears that jewish House speaker Joe Strauss has finally inserted the Zionist influence that every Texan has feared he would do once he became Speaker."

"What the hell?! An Annual Texas Israel day? Unless Israel is ready to recognize Texas as its own nation (and given their view on Palestine, I doubt that's the case) I see no point to this and I also see some Constitutional restrictions - given the fact that states can not engage in international diplomacy

Slavish Texas Reps to Enact Absurd Annual "Texas-Israel Day" May 8th
I too object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist founded nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program

count my objection in too. i guess the chosen among us figured we were getting bored maybe with the endless holocaust remembrance days going on so they thought they would slip this in for a change of pace.

 

[sealadaigh]

Reaction to the announcement of "Texas-Israel Day" was largely negative among Texans. North Texas resident Mike Devasher was perplexed. "I can't figure out for the life of me what Israel has to do with Texas or Texas history. This makes as much sense as declaring a 'Texas-Rhodesia Day'. I object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program that, to date, has Israel in possession of over 300 nuclear- warheads and has never been properly investigated by the IAEA or held accountable by any other nuclear watch-dog agency. It appears that jewish House speaker Joe Strauss has finally inserted the Zionist influence that every Texan has feared he would do once he became Speaker."

"What the hell?! An Annual Texas Israel day? Unless Israel is ready to recognize Texas as its own nation (and given their view on Palestine, I doubt that's the case) I see no point to this and I also see some Constitutional restrictions - given the fact that states can not engage in international diplomacy

Slavish Texas Reps to Enact Absurd Annual "Texas-Israel Day" May 8th
I too object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist founded nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program

There's a lot of Texans in the DFW area who are anticipating this event and none of the people I talked to are Jewish.
Why not come on down and eat knish and sing folksongs? You'll like it.

wonder if marg will be jammin' on you for that "a lot".

so, you don't talk to jews, huh? and you call others an anti-semite.

 

[toastman]

Reaction to the announcement of "Texas-Israel Day" was largely negative among Texans. North Texas resident Mike Devasher was perplexed. "I can't figure out for the life of me what Israel has to do with Texas or Texas history. This makes as much sense as declaring a 'Texas-Rhodesia Day'. I object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program that, to date, has Israel in possession of over 300 nuclear- warheads and has never been properly investigated by the IAEA or held accountable by any other nuclear watch-dog agency. It appears that jewish House speaker Joe Strauss has finally inserted the Zionist influence that every Texan has feared he would do once he became Speaker."

"What the hell?! An Annual Texas Israel day? Unless Israel is ready to recognize Texas as its own nation (and given their view on Palestine, I doubt that's the case) I see no point to this and I also see some Constitutional restrictions - given the fact that states can not engage in international diplomacy

Slavish Texas Reps to Enact Absurd Annual "Texas-Israel Day" May 8th
I too object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist founded nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program

count my objection in too. i guess the chosen among us figured we were getting bored maybe with the endless holocaust remembrance days going on so they thought they would slip this in for a change of pace.

If the Holocaust Remembrance days bother you, why don't you just ignore them ?? Are you capable of doing that ?
God damn, you whine a lot !

 

[Hossfly]

Slavish Texas Reps to Enact Absurd Annual "Texas-Israel Day" May 8th
I too object to Texas being tied to that filthy terrorist founded nationette who threatens the world with their undeclared nuclear program

There's a lot of Texans in the DFW area who are anticipating this event and none of the people I talked to are Jewish.
Why not come on down and eat knish and sing folksongs? You'll like it.

wonder if marg will be jammin' on you for that "a lot".

so, you don't talk to jews, huh? and you call others an anti-semite.

I don't think there's a big flock of Jews at SMU campus, jerk. Lots of Methodists though. My CO in Vietnam is a counselor there.