PLO Disruptions, Continued

hey!
thanks for nothing!
morals in the dust
two-faced bastards and syncophants
no trust

thieves! liar!
inside, outside, which side, you don't know
my side, your side, their side, we don't know
which side are they? which side are they?
which side of their mouth do you suppose that it came?
which side are they? which side are they?
--Ministry, Thieves

That's right, which side is Fatah on, when the have created strife and violence? Its a diversion while Arafat robs development money from the Palestinians ...And western leaders dare to call him a 'man of peace'.

Palestinian Collaborators Killed in Beds
By IBRAHIM BARZAK
Associated Press Writer

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) - In dramatic, daytime raids on Gaza City's largest hospital, Palestinian vigilantes killed two men convicted of collaborating with Israeli intelligence, shooting them at close range hours after they were admitted for wounds suffered when a grenade exploded in their jail cell Monday.

The two had confessed during their trials to helping Israeli forces kill two top Islamic militants. While killing of suspected collaborators are common, the audacious military-style operations in broad daylight with hundreds of witnesses illustrated a progressive breakdown of law and order in the Palestinian territories.

The chain of events that ended in the killings of the two Palestinians began just after sunrise in the central prison at Palestinian security headquarters. Two grenades exploded in a cell where convicted collaborators were being held, wounding seven. They were taken to Shifa Hospital, where one died of his wounds.

Why anyone would believe that under Arafat anything will change is beyond me. Here is a brief review of his life (edited, from ABC, and not including the mush about how Arafat became a "man of peace" and not mentioning the 2 intifadas he has been involved with):

As a teenager in the 1940s, Arafat became involved in the Palestinian cause. Before the Arabs were defeated by Israel in 1948, Arafat was a leader in the Palestinian effort to smuggle arms into the territory.

After the war, Arafat studied civil engineering at the University of Cairo in Egypt. He headed the Palestinian Students League and, by the time he graduated, was committed to forming a group that would free Palestine from Israeli occupation.

In 1956 he founded Al Fatah, an underground terrorist organization. At first Al Fatah was ignored by larger Arab nations such as Egypt, Syria, and Jordan, which had formed their own group — the Palestine Liberation Organization.

It wasn't until the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, when the Arabs lost the Gaza Strip, Golan Heights and West Bank, that Arab nations turned to Arafat. In 1968 he became the leader of the PLO.

Evolution of a Terrorist

For two decades the PLO launched bloody attacks on Israel, and Arafat gained a reputation as a ruthless terrorist.

He has launched mini-terror states within Lebanon, Jordan and now Palestine. The territories need an enema. They need to be rid of Arafat.