BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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hours after my little talk in Jerusalem about what he must
have figured out about this trial. No, four giant pookies.
As for this Izenberg, look at him starting the big roll. Hold
your bellies for where he's taking us:
In its decision Thursday, the court wrote, "A series of facts
has been laid before us that would be fitting for a horror
movie. To our sorrow, this time it is a fact. Two defendants,
who are criminals heart and soul, stretched out their
murderous hands towards a senior judge, Adi Azar, whom
they happened to come cross and choose by chance, and
murdered him in horrifyingly cold blood."
You guessed it, the defendants are screeching for the right to
be heard and Izenberg guides us right through their yaws. It
can never get this good twice, can it?
Tzeziashvilli and Nahmani continued to insist they were
innocent. Judge Segal silenced Tzeziashvilli in the middle of
his plea for a lighter sentence. He claimed that Tzeziashvilli
exercised his right to remain silent during the trial.
Now can you ever forgive this Izenberg? Honestly, can you?
Tzeziashvilli wasn't pleading for a lighter sentence. He
wanted out. He finally watched the peace-team judges finish
him off and just couldn't keep his pumper yapped. Either
could his father:
As the judge was silencing Tzeziashvilli, the defendant's
father stood up and accused the court of conducting an
unfair trial. Three court security officers ejected him from the
courtroom.
Now if you were just reading Dapper Dan, you'd swear he
was reporting crime at the lowest possible level. But we
know how to read between the lines. Look how he grasps
Olmert in his upper talons.