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Palestine Action was right to damage British planes. I hope they do it again, and again, and again, until Palestine is free.
I support Palestine Action!!!
I would say that too, except I'd get arrested if I did, so I won't. Do you hear me, lawyers? Officially speaking I do not support Palestine action.
UK government officials who back the designation and arrests of supporters deserve to be strapped to an AA battery and composted over a field.
I think you'd want to use a 9V, at the very least, on their tongue. AA doesn't do enough unless you get some weird configurations going... the shells just aren't enough these days. Damn duracell cutting corners.
What about Pal's End Stein, totally a new rumored item for Pal's World?
I thought it was a German phrase: Paul ist ein achtung!
I think Palestine Action chose the planes they damaged because they were in some kind of weird military contractor sublease, which was tied to refueling capability for some certain set of aircraft unsupported by their other aerial refueling systems.
You are correct. Those planes were being used directly to support the genocide.