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Arafat is Dead! (pg. 9)
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| hardcore trancer |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scorchio
Not the whole world thinks that
you decided the whole world thinks that
fact is Bush is not a dictator and he was chosen in a democratic manner no matter what you say or think. |
oh ya I forgot about Isreal and as if they mean anything to the world:rolleyes:
He invaded 2 counties one for no reason,people are suffering because of his actions even in the US.So ya he is a great leader :rolleyes: |
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| DR86 |
| Due to my Christian upbringing I'm not usually like this, but....the sooner the bastard dies the better. him. |
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| tecnolover |
Somthing indeed strange is going on.
From the new clips on radio I keep hearing that it's not know for certain the condition of Arafat. They keep saying that some palestinian is saying that he's just sleeping??
Now why the heck are we paying attention to what some palestinian is saying and who is this person that we should even consider credible??
Why aren't the French doctors telling the media what his condition is??
Something really stinks here and smells fishy. |
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| Shakka |
Latest update. Methinks the treasure trove he'll be leaving behind will cause an internal squabble amongst the Palestinians. They'd better be careful not to lose focus of what's important in all of this!
| quote: | By Gabriele Parussini
Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat
slipped into a deeper coma in the French hospital where he is
being treated for a blood disorder, France's chief military
doctor said.
The state of health of Arafat, 75, deteriorated overnight
and the ``coma which led to his admission to the intensive care
unit became deeper this morning,'' General Christian Estripeau
said at the Percy hospital south of Paris, reading from a
statement. Arafat's ``prognosis is doubtful,'' he said.
Arafat has ``a brain hemorrhage,'' Palestinian Negotiations
Minister Saeb Erekat told a press conference in Ramallah, in the
West Bank. He said French doctors are working to stop the
hemorrhaging.
Unidentified Palestinian officials in Paris said Arafat may
only live a few hours, al-Arabiya Television said.
The news of Arafat's worsening health came as Palestinian
Authority Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia saw Arafat in the hospital
today, Reuters said. Other leaders also arrived from Ramallah to
visit the ailing PA president amid a disagreement with his wife,
Suha, over access to him. Palestinian officials are scheduled to
hold a press conference at 6:00 p.m. Paris time.
The English-language Arab News said today that Arafat signed
over as much as $6.5 billion to his wife before he fell into the
coma last week.
Arafat's Will
Arafat's will, giving his wife authority over an estimated
$4.5 to $6.5 billion, pitched her into a fight with Palestinian
leaders who believe the money belongs to the Palestinian people,
the Saudi-owned newspaper said, citing unidentified Palestinians.
Suha Arafat wanted to keep the Palestinian officials from
seeing her husband, saying in an interview with al-Jazeera
television that they wanted to ``bury Arafat alive.''
Qureia and the other members of his delegation left the
hospital after spending two and a half hours inside. They drove
out without talking to the media. Qureia and Arafat's wife were
seen walking through the hospital grounds together at one point
during the visit.
Qureia, Palestine Liberation Organization deputy chairman
Mahmoud Abbas, Palestinian Authority Foreign Minister Nabil
Shaath and Palestinian Legislative Council speaker Rawhi Fattouh
are meeting French President Jacques Chirac today, Chirac's
office said.
Before going to Arafat's hospital, the four officials had
talks this morning with French Foreign Minister Michel Barnier.
They made no comment on leaving Barnier's office. |
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| drizzt81 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Shakka
Latest update. Methinks the treasure trove he'll be leaving behind will cause an internal squabble amongst the Palestinians. |
I had mentioned this about two pages back:
| quote: | Originally posted by drizzt81
see, that is the problem. According to the Economist (the magazine for the uneducated twats reading this) goes into some detail explaining that the worst thing happening is Arafat dieing, since there nobody that is able to replace him easily. The current leadership of the Palestinians is not backed by the people enough. Arrafat is/ was the only one who was somewhat able to get some respect from most Palestinians. |
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| BadBadNeil |
| God do you know what 6.5 billion dollars could do to a country as small as palestine? I thought he was a man of the palestinian people? |
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| Cyrus King |
hes going to die in a week if not a couple days.
I hope someone shoots his wife dead too.. she needs to leave the earth. |
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| Shakka |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cyrus King
hes going to die in a week if not a couple days.
I hope someone shoots his wife dead too.. she needs to leave the earth. |
Then it'll really be fun seeing the people fighting for his assets. |
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| JM |
| quote: | Originally posted by tecnolover
Something really stinks here and smells fishy. |
yeah, the French.
:stongue: :stongue: :stongue: :stongue: :stongue:
>JM< |
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| BadBadNeil |
The way it's looking the guy will never die, I think he has a starring movie role coming up.
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