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Isreali President accused of rape. (1 Viewer)

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The news is breaking right now on the television. I will come back and post a link with more details as soon as it hits the internet.
 
If it is true and I call him a rapist--will I also be called anti-jewish?
 
Navy Seal Patriot said:
If it is true and I call him a rapist--will I also be called anti-jewish?

More than likely sir. :roll:
 
Captain America said:
More than likely sir. :roll:

Only way to know for sure is to ask witnesses. The police should snap a picture of his wanger, and then they will have something to show witnesses, who might be able to identify it.

Police officer to witnesses: "Hey, has anyone seen this prick?"
 
danarhea said:
Only way to know for sure is to ask witnesses. The police should snap a picture of his wanger, and then they will have something to show witnesses, who might be able to identify it.

Police officer to witnesses: "Hey, has anyone seen this prick?"

:rofl

Reminds me of the movie "Porky's"

"Move outta the way Lard Arse!" :mrgreen:
 
Captain America said:
:rofl

Reminds me of the movie "Porky's"

"Move outta the way Lard Arse!" :mrgreen:

Thats where I got it from. I have the movie. LOL.
 
Captain America said:
Here it is folks....

I even got the headline right! What's the chances of that happening? :shock:

http://www.abc.net.au/pm/content/2006/s1766108.htm

The news media isn't saying very much about it though. At least, not yet. Seems to me that this is a pretty big story. I wonder why?

The mediawhores are picking it up. It ran on MSNBC this evening.
 
Perhaps they are making independent verification?
 
Oh, it's been verified.

Perhaps their big wigs want to keep this off the screen?

Or maybe, just maybe, reporting on it might result in them being accused of being anti-semetic?
 
Oct. 18, 2006 9:27 | Updated Oct. 18, 2006 16:09
Katsav to Post: I know the truth
By GREER FAY CASHMAN, HERB KEINON AND JPOST STAFF

President Moshe Katsav
Photo: AP
Satellite


'Aleph' - the woman who is accusing Katsav of rape - is seen on the right as she is accompanied by her lawyer.
Photo: Channel 2
Satellite


"I know the truth, that is why I am smiling," said President Moshe Katsav to a Jerusalem Post reporter when she remarked at the broad grin on the president's face during a Beit Hanassi ceremony on Wednesday morning for the presentation of the credentials of five new ambassadors to Israel.

Responding to the media, who asked him how he was feeling as he entered the reception hall, the president said he had reason to believe that the media was feeling better that he was.

Aware of the fact that the presentation of credentials is not usually an event well-attended by the media, Katsav said that he was very happy that so much interest had been generated on this occasion. "The presentation of credentials is very important," he said.

Despite the growing list of allegations against him, Katsav has insisted on fulfilling all his presidential duties.

Meanwhile, following a meeting between Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Russian President Vladimir Putin, the two spoke of Katsav's predicament.

Putin told Olmert to send his regards to the president to which Olmert reportedly replied, "It is not a simple situation."

According to some reporters, the Russian president then jokingly said, "Yes, after so many women, how can it be?"

Earlier Wednesday, it was reported that Katsav had decided to give a press conference in order to present the public with his version of the events for which he was accused of sexual harassment.

Meanwhile, former justice minister Yosef (Tommy) Lapid said that Katsav should be pardoned if he is sentenced as a result of the sexual harassment charges.

"This man has already received his punishment in the public rage against him," Lapid told Army Radio.

"I suggest that if he is convicted, the president who replaces him should forgive him," he continued, adding that the Israeli public did not really want to see a former president "led in handcuffs to Abu Kabir."

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1159193467634&pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull
 

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