[url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/middle_east/newsid_2031000/2031817.stm[/url]


                    There was [i]heavy police protection[/i] and [i]fierce[/i]
                    opposition from [i]ultra-Orthodox[/i] Jews and [i]other
                    right-wingers[/i] to the march, which took place a few
                    hours before the start of the Jewish Sabbath.

Please stay tuned, a LOT more is going to happen there that you won't believe.

Some of it you won't like very much...

 [img]http://www.stopstart.fsnet.co.uk/smilie/sadness.gif[/img]

Hmm, just when u expect a bomb; it doesn't happen.

New weapon, send all the gay folk rollin in there=Enemies covering the cornhole and can't reach the trigger.

Yeah I know... I'll ban myself for 8 hours; zzzzzzzzzzzz

I think we see where these guys are coming from:
[img]http://news.bbc.co.uk/media/images/38061000/jpg/_38061398_gay3_ap150.jpg[/img]

[b][u]If[/u] the Lord spares these folks, He owes Sodom and Gommorah a huge apology![/b]

Eric The(TheseBoysHaveBittenOffMoreThanTheyCanChew)Hun[>]:)]

Where is a terrorist bombing when you need one?

Good for them!

(puts on nomex jockies)

-legrue

I give Jerusalem's Deputy Mayor Rabbi Haim Miller a lot of credit for expressing his personal views on homoism. The mayors in our country don't have the guts, now they're the ones who hide from the homos.

'Perversion'

Before the march, Jerusalem's Deputy Mayor Rabbi Haim Miller, denounced the participants.

"I think they have a problem, they have a perversion, it is a disgrace," he said.

"Before, you would be ashamed of this. A person who had this problem used to hide in the street. Today they want to go out into the city streets and call it 'pride'."

  There is no PC in that statement, very refreshing.
 

So, expressing sympathy for a people whose religion would put them to death for being gay.  Very smart.  Does being PC mean a loss of common sense?  Actually, that question doesn't need an answer.