A murderer by any other name is still a murderer.
Speaking of Jew killers – jailed multiple murder mastermind Marwing Barghouti is contemplating run for President of the Palestinian Authority from his Israeli prison cell. Seems entirely apt for a mafia like organization which the PA so closely resembles. Ynet News
Following doubts surrounding Abbas’ political future, the source said that Marwan Barghouti’s camp has started looking into the option that he will run for Palestinian Authority president. The source said that Barghouti passed a message on to his associates saying that he will announce his candidacy if there are any developments with Abbas.
The source said that though the chance that Abbas won’t run “does not actually exist, Barghouti sees himself as the natural candidate, and really the only candidate, for whom there is broad consensus within the movement. His associates have started examining the possibility.”
According to him, this position is bolstered by reports recently received by Barghouti and his associates from Hamas claiming that Barghouti will be included in a prisoner swap deal with Israel. “We understood from people close to Barghouti that he believes his chances of being released in a deal are more than 90%.”
I have no idea if the Israelis will ever let him on a prisoner exchange or not but I cannot help but smile at the thought of mulitple world leaders and foreign ministers having to make the trek into an Israeli jail to ‘commune or communicate’ with Barghouti. Pity the poor slob who has to frisk Hillary Clinton, but then again, maybe it could be arranged that the guards in charge of frisking the visiting foreign dignitaries just so happen to have been the parent, spouse, or sibling to one of Barghouti’s many, many victims. It appeals to my sense of justice. Besides I am ready to the coming campaign to free Barghouti by world leaders twisting themselves into knots trying to justify the unjustifiable and I have a whole collection of pictures to remind the world of the gruesomeness of the blood from his handiwork.
Photo Credit – NY Times
