Palestinian Terrorists: Poisoning the Minds of Their Own Children with Violence and Hatred [Image Gallery]
January 31, 2009, 8:05 pm |
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By Andrew L. Jaffee
For years, it has been well-known that Palestinian terrorists, including Fatah, Hamas, and Hezbollah, have indoctrinated their children with poisonous hatred of Israel and the rest of the civilized, Western world. This is not conjecture, but well-documented history, known as fact to people like our new Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton. So why all the cheer-leading for Palestinian dysfunction, and the constant demonization of Israel?
When Israel unilaterally withdrew from Gaza, did Hamas start building schools, universities, a free-market economic system, or any other core essentials of a normal, civilized society? No. Hamas’ top agenda was to go on a brutal rampage directed against its own people, the members of Fatah. Their next “priority” was to start shooting missiles at Israel. This is not the mark of a civilized society, but of brutal thugs (e.g., gangs) fighting a petty turf war. Yet many people in the “world community” ignore Palestinian society’s extreme dysfunctional nature.
The question of why Israel is so demonized by many Europeans and leftists worldwide has a simple answer: It is easy for terrified and simple-minded people to blame all their problems on one single, tiny group — a group who’s been a scapegoat from time immemorial, the Jews. It’s just old-fashioned anti-Semitism. Terrorism, like the Madrid bombing or London bombing, works, scaring the comfortable, complacent masses of the Western world into submission[1]. Here’s an image gallery documenting the sociopathic practices of Palestinian terrorists, brainwashing an entire generation, and destroying any hope Palestinian children may have to lead normal, civilized lives:
Hat-tip to Buddy Macy for collecting this compelling set of images.
References
[1] “Submission” by Theo van Gogh.
Related: Anti-Semitism, Human Rights, Israel, Palestinians, Political Correctness, Racism, Terrorist Groups