No escaping judgement
Qoute: Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon clung to life on Thursday after a massive stroke that is likely to create a huge vacuum in Israeli politics and the Middle East peace process. Surgeons said they stemmed the bleeding in the 77-year-old leader’s brain in a seven-hour operation. But the Zaka emergency service, which has close ties with Israeli hospitals, said in an unconfirmed report Sharon’s condition was deteriorating. A cerebral hemorrhage, or bleeding stroke, felled Sharon late on Wednesday in the midst of his fight for re-election on a promise to end conflict with the Palestinians. The former general, on whom the United States has pinned hopes for Middle East peace, has never designated a successor.
I guess he assumed that he was immortal and would forever go about doing his henoius crimes against humanity; well, justice always prevails doesn’t it? He’s going to get whats coming to him. At the end of the day, everyone will ‘have their taste of death; and the most poorest of the common folk will share the same plot of earth with the most arrogant of the powerful. You will answer to your despicable crimes Sharon. I would hate to be in your shoes. Have fun explaining your record before God & humanity.
One more evil person off the face of the planet. But like rabbits, the scum of the earth seem to be quickly replaceable.
I guess he assumed that he was immortal and would forever go about doing his henoius crimes against humanity; well, justice always prevails doesn’t it? He’s going to get whats coming to him. At the end of the day, everyone will ‘have their taste of death; and the most poorest of the common folk will share the same plot of earth with the most arrogant of the powerful. You will answer to your despicable crimes Sharon. I would hate to be in your shoes. Have fun explaining your record before God & humanity.
One more evil person off the face of the planet. But like rabbits, the scum of the earth seem to be quickly replaceable.
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