Prostitutes VS Terrorists

[vitalyo]

Guys what do you think who is gonna outlast each other.

[vitalyo]

sorry wrong trend.

[Trossi3389]

Prostitutes VS Terrorists ???

[upinya83]

Originally Posted by Trossi3389

Prostitutes VS Terrorists ???

celebrity death match style, who would win?

http://www.aftonbladet.se/kvinna/010...0julia_368.jpg

vs.

http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/2006/US/01/19....bin.laden.jpg

[Trossi3389]

It was posted in bettors mall and moved.

Meant for political maybe??

[jaypasco]

i think i see the corelation

[desimunda]

Originally Posted by jaypasco

i think i see the corelation

jay pa terrorists won't blow you for $20

[Big Pimpin]

whores will last longer

[guzzi]

cheap drugz...

[Gobbler's Knob]

What's the line

[skippy]

Prostitutes......

Because they can't carry any concealed weapons, hence they will not be shot on sight.

[vitalyo]

Originally Posted by Big Pimpin

whores will last longer

Not if terrorists kill them .lol

[Big Pimpin]

Originally Posted by vitalyo

Not if terrorists kill them .lol

terrorists like pussy too...won't happen

[skippy]

Hamas tapping into network of female activists

By Diaa Hadid, The Associated Press

Article Launched:11/25/2006 12:00:00 AM PST

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - A grandmother-turned-suicide bomber, a small army of women marching into a battlefield, thousands of veiled volunteers hitting the streets in an election campaign - the Islamic militant group Hamas is increasingly mobilizing its network of female activists.
Yet the Hamas women, known as the Sisterhood, say such high-profile missions have not changed how the group is run: The men make decisions, the women have a supporting role, at best.

But even in the rigidly conservative movement, whose manifesto defines women as "manufacturers of men," some female activists are demanding a say in politics and in Hamas' military wing, which has carried out scores of deadly attacks against Israelis in recent years.

A suicide bombing on Thursday by a 64-year-old grandmother who blew herself up near Israeli soldiers in Gaza was an exception, not the rule, said Abu Obeida, spokesman for Hamas' military wing. He suggested she was chosen because it would have been more difficult for a man to approach the target.

Still women have started to demand a bigger role in Hamas, which leads the Palestinian government. A Hamas legislator said she resented attempts by male colleagues to keep her on the back-benches. A Gaza housewife who has smuggled food and weapons to fugitives said she wants more assignments. Activists debate how to best influence the all-male Hamas leadership based in Syria.

The younger women are already more confident than the older generation. Iman Abu Jazar, 20, head of the Hamas women's student wing at Gaza's Islamic University, said she expects women to move up the political ladder as they become more experienced.

"It's just a matter of time," she said.

But for now, the men are resisting.

[skippy]

Originally Posted by skippy

Hamas tapping into network of female activists

By Diaa Hadid, The Associated Press

Article Launched:11/25/2006 12:00:00 AM PST

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - A grandmother-turned-suicide bomber, a small army of women marching into a battlefield, thousands of veiled volunteers hitting the streets in an election campaign - the Islamic militant group Hamas is increasingly mobilizing its network of female activists.
Yet the Hamas women, known as the Sisterhood, say such high-profile missions have not changed how the group is run: The men make decisions, the women have a supporting role, at best.

But even in the rigidly conservative movement, whose manifesto defines women as "manufacturers of men," some female activists are demanding a say in politics and in Hamas' military wing, which has carried out scores of deadly attacks against Israelis in recent years.

A suicide bombing on Thursday by a 64-year-old grandmother who blew herself up near Israeli soldiers in Gaza was an exception, not the rule, said Abu Obeida, spokesman for Hamas' military wing. He suggested she was chosen because it would have been more difficult for a man to approach the target.

Still women have started to demand a bigger role in Hamas, which leads the Palestinian government. A Hamas legislator said she resented attempts by male colleagues to keep her on the back-benches. A Gaza housewife who has smuggled food and weapons to fugitives said she wants more assignments. Activists debate how to best influence the all-male Hamas leadership based in Syria.

The younger women are already more confident than the older generation. Iman Abu Jazar, 20, head of the Hamas women's student wing at Gaza's Islamic University, said she expects women to move up the political ladder as they become more experienced.

"It's just a matter of time," she said.

But for now, the men are resisting.

You'd think there would be fewer male suicide bombers now that they have run out of virgins in Heaven.