Sunday, January 22, 2006

 

What's In A Name?

Well, a lot when your friends call you Hitler and you are running for candidacy in the Fascistine elections :

Jamal "Hitler" Roub [left] On His Way To Carry Out An Excecution

JENIN, West Bank The candidate's name is Jamal Abu Roub, but everyone here calls him Hitler because, well, that is the name he has answered to quite comfortably since he was a teenager.
Roub, 40, is a leader of the militant Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades in this turbulent corner of the West Bank and has spent the past five years leading his ragtag band of gunmen in frequent clashes with the Israeli military. Roub's deeds include hauling a Palestinian suspected of collaborating with Israel and of molesting his own daughters into a town square, where the man was shot to death.

Now Roub is a candidate for the Palestinian Parliament and is virtually assured of winning a seat in elections Wednesday. He is wanted by Israel, and therefore does not appear at rallies, yet this seems only to have bolstered his reputation.

The Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades, which is made up of members of Abbas's Fatah party, emerged soon after the latest Palestinian uprising began in 2000.

Abbas has repeatedly called on Al Aksa to lay down its weapons, but the group's various factions largely have ignored his call. At Abbas's urging, a large number of militants have been incorporated into the Palestinian security forces in the past year, and the Islamic faction Hamas is taking part in national elections for the first time.

Indeed, Israelis often argue that Abbas, who came to power after the death of Yasser Arafat in 2004, is rewarding men he should be jailing.

Roub contends that the election offers him a better way to continue his struggle with Israel, which has consumed his whole life.

Roub said he has always been adamant about his beliefs, so much so that when he was 16 a high school friend began calling him Hitler, and it stuck. Roub said Hitler's slaughter of the Jews was wrong, yet he seems quite willing to keep the nickname.
I wonder, what beliefs would earn a man the nickname, "Hitler"? Could it be that he is anti-Israel, or anti-Jew?

When Roub was leaving after an interview, a group of Palestinian women spotted him and a buzz swept through the room. "It's Hitler; it's Hitler," they said, one after another. Roub could not resist speaking to them for 15 minutes.
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Of course, if a western leader running in a western election had the nickname "Hitler", his career would be quickly ruined by the MSM. But when it is a middle eastern "Youth" locked in a battle against the Jews, the media goes into neo-Nazi tolerance mode and can't find a critical thing to say.

Comments:
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I'm not sure which is worse, denying there's been a holocaust altogether, or naming yourself after Adolf Hitler.

 
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not to mention that it sounds a bit daft when someone says ;

"i'll name myself after the man behind the holocaust, and err, there was no holocaust"

 
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blogged ;) Cheers Kaffar

Now I better get my ass in gear and get to work!

 
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This creep sounds like a cartoon Nazi

 
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