Sunday, August 06, 2006
Is now the time for a vacation?
8/06/2006 08:40:00 PM |
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An anonymous commenter on my site mentioned this and I felt it was appropriate to repost.
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The Knesset’s Foreign & Defense Committee Chairman Tsachi Hanegbi (Kadima) approved 30,000 soldiers to receive Tzav-8 (to go fight in Lebanon) and then packed his suitcases and went on vacation to the USA with his family!
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The Knesset’s Foreign & Defense Committee Chairman Tsachi Hanegbi (Kadima) approved 30,000 soldiers to receive Tzav-8 (to go fight in Lebanon) and then packed his suitcases and went on vacation to the USA with his family!
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4 comments:
Tzachi's wife, Randy, is American, Florida area. I guess this was planned long in advance, maybe even a family affair of some sort. I would hope that he reutnrs quite shortly. In any case, his contribution to the war effort is nil, so far.
Winkie tries to look at the good in people. I am not so generous of spirit. Is it surprising that those leading this regime act this way? After all, the son of the Prime Minister refused to serve in the army and is hiding in Europe or the US.
b_k132: After all, the son of the Prime Minister refused to serve in the army and is hiding in Europe or the US.
Actually, make that sons [both of them]; hanging out in gay Paris...
I wonder who pays for that kind of thing, you know like Peretz's daughter at 'drama college' in the UK? [Actually, I wouldn't be suprised that she got an academic scholarship under the 'special education' quota]
Truth.
Hanegbi has been much since his troubled college days.
Long live his mother.
Beth
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