Nutballs on the high seas
Dec 30th, 2008 by Mark

note the camera, and the lack of video coming out
from this dingbat boat, hysterically called “Dignity”
Disgraced former U.S. Rep Cynthia McKinney, ever the publicity hound, received a taste of the real world while attempting to re-supply terrorist positions in Gaza. She is upset, boo-hoo.
“Our mission was a peaceful mission, but our mission was thwarted by the Israelis, the aggressiveness of the Israeli military.”
CNN is of course doing it’s best to portray this as an aggressive move by Israel, instead of a stupid stunt by dumbasses who still think Jimmy Carter was a great President.
CNN Correspondent Karl Penhaul was aboard the 60-foot, Gibraltar-registered pleasure boat Dignity when the contact occurred. When the boat later docked in the Lebanese port city of Tyre, severe damage was visible to the forward port side of the boat, and the front left window and part of the roof had collapsed.
You have no one to blame but yourself. You were stupid to go there, and they warned you to turn around.
The captain of the Dignity said the Israelis broadcast a radio message accusing the vessel of being involved in terrorist activity. But Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor denied that and said the radio message simply warned the vessel not to proceed to Gaza because it is a closed military area.
Palmor said there was no response to the radio message, and the vessel then tried to out-maneuver the Israeli patrol boat, leading to the collision.
So far there is no confirmation of what happened from the on-board CNN “reporter.”
Penhaul said at least two Israeli patrol boats had shadowed the Dignity for about half an hour before the collision, moving around the vessel on all sides. One of the patrol boats then shined its spotlight on the Dignity while the other, with its lights off, “very severely rammed” the boat.
The captain of the Dignity told Penhaul he received no prior warning. Only after the collision did the Israelis come on the radio to say they struck the boat because they believed it was involved in terrorist activities
Of course he said that, oh wait, he said they broadcast a message to turn back. Hmm.
Even if they did not call them on the radio, they would have used a loudspeaker to make sure the crew heard the warning. Seems to me like another cover up by the CNN pro-terrorist network.
The incident occurred in international waters about 90 miles off Gaza. Israel controls the waters off Gaza’s coast and routinely blocks ships from coming into the Palestinian territory as part of an ongoing blockade that also applies to the Israel-Gaza border. Human rights [Mark: that means pro-terrorist and anti-West] groups have expressed concern about the blockade on Gaza, which has restricted the delivery of emergency aid and fuel supplies.
Yet, these band of loonies were surprised by the actions taken. More proof they are idiots. I will give them credit for their publicity efforts. Seemed they have learned much from CNN and the Sea Shepherd Society about how to lie err promote your views.

