While enjoying a well-deserved, HARD EARNED vacation in pricey Martha's Vineyard, the Liar N Thief had precious little, well NOTHING, actually, to say about the latest news of Hamas withdrawing from it's "peace treaty" with Isreal. Like it actually meant anything anyway to these 7th century misogynist murderers.
Egypt Recalls Ambassador from Israel After Egypt Attacks Israel and Kills Jews
EGYPT RECALLS AMBASSADOR FROM ISRAEL AFTER EGYPT ATTACKS ISRAEL AND KILLS JEWS
Today I am on the supreme shores of the Mediterranean (glorious!) an the talk amongst the Israelis is shock and disappointment over the attacks from Egypt (the only Muslim nation to have negotiated a peace with Israel.) Gun squads (Muslim Brotherhood/Al Qaeda) attacked the beautiful, pristine seaside village of Eilat on Israel. Last I heard, six were slaughtered.
But wait - it gets worse, after Egyptian jihadists (joined by the Egyptian military) slaughtered six Jews in the Jewishhomeland, Egypt’s interim (Muslim Brotherhood) government accused Israel of violating their peace treaty and demanded an apology. Apologize for Zyclon B, you dogs!
Since the Obama assisted ouster of America's 30 year ally, the Muslim Brotherhood has seized power, and this creates a whole new malevolent paradigm. Again, I remind everyone here (although Atlas readers are well aware), I called this in January/February 2011 - I said it was a Brotherhood revolution but the mainstream media and their Lara Logans said it was liberty! democracy! until they were gang raped, of course, by the liberty loving Muslim hordes. Then it was more never mind. And so they moved on, leaving murder, mayhem, destruction, ethnic cleansing, and disaster in their wake.
Egypt Recalls Ambassador to Israel over ambush
CAIRO (AP) — Egypt said Saturday it would recall its ambassador from Israel to protest the deaths of at least three Egyptian troops killed in a shootout between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian militants who had launched a deadly attack on Israel from Egyptian soil.
The decision sharply escalated tensions between the neighboring countries, whose 1979 peace treaty is being tested by the fall of Egypt’s longtime autocratic leader, Hosni Mubarak.
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