Sunday, April 17, 2005
Liberal Terrorists Back Lawsuit of Another Terrorist
If you know the story of Rachel Corrie, you will know what happened to this American leftist and terrorist: she went to Israel to support Palestinian terrorists, and while doing this she was crushed by an Israeli bulldozer demolishing a Palestinian terrorist home. Ooops! you say. Exactly. But American leftists, many of them terrorists on their own, want to make sure everyone is hurt in the name of Corrie - either they denounce Caterpillar, the company that made the bulldozer, or they sue them:
SU law clinic takes Corrie versus Caterpillar, Inc. case
Standing in front of a terrorist's home while Israelis bulldoze it is not a "nonviolent protest" - it is aiding and abetting terrorism.
If you want to know what a lovely and well-balanced looneytune this woman was, check out this picture of her:
In short, Corrie got exactly what she deserved. The only pity is that her sickeningly liberal friends continue to keep this disgusting woman's name alive.
If you know the story of Rachel Corrie, you will know what happened to this American leftist and terrorist: she went to Israel to support Palestinian terrorists, and while doing this she was crushed by an Israeli bulldozer demolishing a Palestinian terrorist home. Ooops! you say. Exactly. But American leftists, many of them terrorists on their own, want to make sure everyone is hurt in the name of Corrie - either they denounce Caterpillar, the company that made the bulldozer, or they sue them:
SU law clinic takes Corrie versus Caterpillar, Inc. case
Just before the two year anniversary of Rachel Corrie’s death – resulting from a bulldozer during a nonviolent protest – her parents, Cindy and Craig Corrie, have filed suit against Caterpillar, Inc. with the help of representatives from Seattle University’s human rights law clinic.
“CAT is aiding and abetting war crimes, and so it can be held accountable for foreseeable consequences of those crimes,” said Gwynne Skinner, adjunct professor at the SU Human Rights Law Clinic and primary counsel on the Corrie case.
Corrie was killed Mar. 16, 2003, in Rafah, part of the Israeli-occupied territory of Palestine. She was a part of a nonviolent group working to promote Palestinian human rights, namely trying to intercept and end illegal bulldozing of Palestinian homes by the Israeli Defense Force. She was standing in front of a home belonging to the Nasrallah family when the bulldozer hit.
Standing in front of a terrorist's home while Israelis bulldoze it is not a "nonviolent protest" - it is aiding and abetting terrorism.
If you want to know what a lovely and well-balanced looneytune this woman was, check out this picture of her:
In short, Corrie got exactly what she deserved. The only pity is that her sickeningly liberal friends continue to keep this disgusting woman's name alive.
