This is what happens to a country that doesn’t have baseball
on 01/27/2009 at 10:24 PM
I must applaud the entrepreneurial spirit of Ahmed al-Hor and Mahmoud Istewi. I hope they become so overloaded with business that they have to expand their facility.
Quick side notes - If Gaza was so horribly destroyed by the Israelis, how come a commercial printing plant is up and running? If the Israelis are choking off even critical supplies like baby food and medicine, where are these guys finding their paper and ink? One more little bit.
pulling up computer images to send to the shop’s industrial printer to make into a huge plastic banner.
Has anyone here ever worked with a computer driven industrial printer? They’re expensive, about the size of a roll top desk, need careful maintenance and semi exotic supplies. One more time, the Palestinians show themselves to be liars, yet the world doesn’t notice or care.
Great points - beyond the obvious that it has been the Palowhinnians who have violated every truce, peace accord and just plain humane common sense - it isn’t the Israelis who are building smuggling tunnels - and yet to the World, it seems, this is all the Israelis fault.
Yes, it is the poor, picked upon, barely existing Palowhinnians who somehow in the midst of this horror, deprevation and violent destruction of their very existance - come up with idiot, oops my bad, martyrs cards. Which are selling well - typical liberals - whine about starving to death while buying cell phones, bombs and martyr cards. I’d say let them kill themselves but they keep taking lots of innocents with them - sort of like out illegal immigrants and gang bangers.
Hey Drew, you forgot NHL cards - Go Red Wings!!!!
Now that is darn funny...The way these islamic jerkholes are getting themselves killed this is a never ending series of constant updates. Hell, I thought my nephews “Magic: the gathering” cards was a never ending quest to get every stinkin card. Hell, this series is going to make that look like a snap. These print shops are running night and day to print up these posters. How will they ever keep up? Wait until the true retailiation kicks in. There will soon be a time where it will be much easier to get all of the terrorists that are still alive and make a poster of who is still alive and left. But of course that will be obselete before the ink even dries on the first copy. Good Stuff.
