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Forty Furious Fanatics Destroy Water Park in Gaza

2010-09-20

Gaza's aquapark attraction "Crazy Water Park"
which has been open for about 3 months
was vandalized and partially set ablaze by on Sunday morning, the seaside resort's management said.

Around 40 unidentified militants stormed the tourist resort,
the Islamic Religious Police, a Hamas affiliate, had criticized the water park a week earlier because men and women sometimes came within 'looking' distance
breaking and destroying items and setting fire to its restaurant and administration buildings.
The Thugs also tied up and beat the water park's security employees
Sounds like the 'security employees' did a fine job ...

Posted by:lord garth

#7 tu, I suspect those people already had visited the owners. Guess the check bounced or got lost in the mail.

Posted by: Procopius2k 2010-09-20 15:21

#6 Sound like youze guys need a partner. Somebody whos can make sure dat stuff like dis don't happen no more.
Mister Haniyeh, will be by later to...pay his respects. Might be a good thing if youze listen ta him real closely, if ya know what I mean...

Posted by: tu3031 2010-09-20 10:27

#5 I am astonished there are any tourists in Gaza. How do they get there? Through the tunnels?

Posted by: phil_b 2010-09-20 09:57

#4 "I'm astonished that there are fanatical people acting to obstruct the development of tourism in the Gaza Strip," he said.

Gobsmacked I tell you, gobsmacked!

Posted by: Besoeker 2010-09-20 09:36

#3 Who cleaned Joe's sticky 'Shift' key?

Posted by: Glenmore 2010-09-20 08:14

#2 I don't know where to put the following quote and link as it pertains to the victory mosque at ground zero, not the water park. However, it does show how moderate muslims are influenced by extremist muslims and what we can expect in the west.

Concerned Muslims plan to hold a summit at a hotel near Kennedy Airport today to discuss how to stem what they say is a rising anti-Islamic tide.

"We'll begin the conversation," said Shaik Ubaid of the Islamic Leadership Council of Metropolitan New York. He said extremists had forced US Muslims to support the Ground Zero mosque even if they initially had doubts about the idea. "Once it became a rallying cry for extremists, we had no choice but to stand with Feisal Rauf," he said.