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Premium Member Been There, Done That - Doesn't Work

          Bye-bye, Benny Gantz
            He says, ‘Just give peace a chance’  
 
          Israel has, since 2005 
            Left Gaza ~ lucky to still be alive



          ____________________________________ 
          Gantz is a minister in Israeli P.M. Bibi Netan-
          yahu's Cabinet... Gazans elected Hamas to be 
          its ruling political party in 2006. Since then, 
          Hamas has targeted Israel with dozens of 
          terror attacks, and kept Gaza on the brink 
          of collapse, thanks to its corrupt officials.

Everything the World Does Wrong

everything the world does wrong
will have some connection to Iran---
as the media does the bidding of
mr. hope & change n’ his cronies,
everything the world does wrong
will somehow come back to Iran---
until they can manufacture decent looking
“believable” pictures of nukes in Tehran, 
or buried in some underground cave
that suspiciously looks a bit too hollywood,
then 
everything the world does wrong
will come back to Iran in some way---
even though gen. benny gantz insists that 
“they have not yet gone the extra mile”
in producing nuclear weaponry,
everything the world does wrong
will come back to Iran---
even though the empire has more nukes than anyone &
the empire still beats the world over the head with its club,
everything the world does wrong,
everything that happens which makes the news, the front page,
the buzz clip on face**** & twatter,
it all will come back to Iran
until Iran is vaporized,
forced in submission &
squeezed of its oil 
like a sponge being drained
with a tight hand 
gripping.

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