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Tomatoes For Hillary

wish i could have been in Egypt earlier today, to join in throwing tomatoes & chanting “Monica! Monica! Monica!” with those who were disgusted by Sec. of State Clinton’s arrival to help beef up american companies in the newly submissive country, under the guise of the need to help bolster the economy of Egypt. parading outright falsity promulgated by her own facial expressions & repetitive fake assurances in every single speech she makes to the wealth of countries in the middle east, whom the US has blown to pieces, plans on blowing to pieces, or will stand idly & quietly aside whilst its little psychotic brother, Israel, blows them to pieces---every act of going to shake hands & smile with puppets hanging from american strings, is one for which the world fosters no illusions. certainly she mentioned in confidence (with a metaphorical gun to Mursi’s head) that after Obama is elected again & Israel uses an excuse that Hezbollah is attacking them in order to send an all out air attack into Lebanon, thus forcing Hezbollah to attack so that Israel will claim that Iran is aiding Hezbollah, giving it “probable cause” to make that fatal move to launch destruction upon the region when they move on Tehran---that it be better for them to be on the side of the empire, than to help anybody else, for in the end, we all know who has the most nukes, the most biological weapons, the most drones, the most aggressive tendencies & they aren’t afraid to use them--- i’m not saying that seeing a tomato splat on hillary’s suit would have kept our species from going extinct due to a catastrophic nuclear exchange, but it might of relieved just a teensy weensy bit of tension.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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