Ben Shniper nailing every body , how about Coca Cola!

Submitted by HARRAK (Canada), Mar 2, 2006 at 20:13

Ben Shniper, I like the way you nailed The American, The Iranians and the Terrorists of Alqaeda. You just seem nailing every body...are you sure you did not forget some one to nail! I will state some at the end of this comment..

you said "Back when the Holocaust happened, the world stood by. Sure, millions of lives could be saved by intervention, but national priorities took precedence. Most of the world thought "Well, the Nazis are busy killing Jews, cripples, and others. So they won't get to us today."

...by saying that, you automatically nailed the Anglos and the Francos as well as the American and Russians.., I just do not understand that if those nations let you down why would you punish the palestinians??

you said: ""Al Queda butchers ""

....we agree 100%

""the Iranian butchers ""

need to explain why...and that same standard of explanation must apply to Israel

here is what you forgot to nail:
1- Israeli Butchers who are known to the public as they do not hide their face while dancing.
2- Soudi Butchers who cut off the heads in Riadh with the blessing and protection of Washington.
3- COCA COLA

you know why Coca Cola!! because Coca Cola was among the largest sources of TAXES that the Nazi government utilized to kill our Semite brothers...How come! isn't it an American Company?..yes indeed but there is one thing which is truly American, it is called the Dollard. For more info on this, there is good book in French called (Coca Cola, L'enquette interdite) or Coca Cola, the prohibited Investigation..run your google search and good luck from me!

Later,

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