Arafat Dead? Or So It’s Said

They’re now saying Arafat is dead again. I think the Israelis better hit him with a targeted missile strike just for old-times’ sake; whatever the case, he isn’t going anywhere fast. It’ll be funny to hear the impotent cries of rage from France if Israel attack Paris, too:
“You better not do that three more time or we shall get stern!”
Also, it will settle the issue of where to bury Arafat. Now he can be put in a coffee can (don’t forget his Nobel Peace Prize) and tossed in the sea. It could be Israel’s first step towards pushing all Palestinians into the sea.
UPDATE: He’s not dead again. End this crap; missile strike!

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  1. He’s been dead for two weeks. Suha just keeps her hand on the back of his neck, stretching his facial features into grotesque expressions while exclaiming, “he’s not quite dead!” However, as the days go on, she’s having a harder time explaining away the odor. First it was pffffrt “oh, excuse me!” Now it’s, “uh, I love my husband so much I cannot leave his side long enough to bathe. Please bring more Lysol.” But she can’t maintain the ruse forever. The hospital staff are growing weary of shooing away the vultures which have been gathering on the window ledge outside, and eventually, despite Suha’s valiant efforts, the bones will start showing through.

  2. I say not only a missile strike, but one that is timed such that it also takes out all the key members of PLO leadership who are hanging out around his death bed.
    Only a handful of people have the inside story on things like the Swiss Bank Account Numbers. Take them all out at once, and those banks keep the money.
    PLO billions being claimed by Jewish bankers. How is that for irony?

  3. I’m reminded of a a similar situation regarding a despot assuming room temperature with no one able to confirm or deny the fact.
    The Spanish dictator inspired the SNL bit with Chevy Chase on Weekend Update: “This just in: Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.”.

  4. They have got to keep him alive until checking my blog Tuesday! Not sure on the exact time. Consult Allah for details.
    “Tuesday night marks Lailat al-Kader, the night Muslims believe God revealed the Koran to the prophet Mohammed. The death of the Palestinian leader on that day will, therefore, be symbolic.”

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