
Now, first things first, but do we really need to devote the kind of space toTzipi and Bibi that we failed to devote to the massacre of hundreds of innocents a few weeks ago and do we really need to do it in such a way as to even suggest that we are being offered a real alternative in anything but the tone of the rhetoric that will come out of "Zionistsan"? Secondly, I am hardly a fan of the Roman "God Squad" and yes, the Holocaust did happen, however, should a man who belongs to an organisation that believes in virgin births, people walking on water, angels flying in the sky and lots and lots of other crazy, crazy things, be taken at all seriously? And, if you do happen to be one of the non-certified mad believers, aren't there more important things to report than what one man thinks about a genocide that took place over sixty years ago? For instance the current genocide in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the bombing of civilians in Afghanistan and, yes, the ethnic cleansing and massacre of Palestinians in their own country, which brings us back to Bibi and Tzipi and it looks as if the last thing we are going to get in our newspapers, is real news and wouldn't it be wonderful if we all just stopped reading the mainstream press until it started reporting things worth reporting and the evidence would seem to suggest that that happening is just about as likely as a virgin birth, angels flying in the sky, the one and only "son of God" doing a hop, skip and a jump across Loch Ness or our zany Zionists relinquishing their absurd biblical claim on a country that isn't theirs.
1 'Süddeutsche Zeitung', February 5th, 2009
The picture shows the man who represents "God's son" on earth, the man who has a direct line to the big man in the sky, his Holiness, the one and only, the great, marvelous, Benidict XVI, alias Joseph Ratzinger. Has anyone noticed the slight resemblance between him and Bibi?
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