January 11, 2007, - 4:30 pm

Well, Sesame Street Really Did the Job

By Debbie Schlussel
Last year, I told you about how millions of our tax money goes to finance Sesame Street in such Islamist locales as Bangladesh, where a newspaper editor, Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury, is on trial for his life for wanting to travel to Israel.
Now, there’s news that ongoing violence between Islamist protesters, members of 19 Bangladeshi political parties, and equally extremist police officers has continued for days.
First Muslims rioted–throwing stones, bricks, and homemade bombs as a blockade–in order to stop January 22nd elections from happening. Then Muslim police officers beat them with batons and shot rubber bullets at them.
Glad to see that Sesame Street, via our tax money, has made Bangladesh such a peaceful and tolerant place.
I suggest a better use of our tax funds: More elephants.

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8 Responses

A little “unfair” and “imbalanced” reminder— http://dir.salon.com/story/politics/bushed/2002/04/12/neil/index.html
And weren’t there some bin Ladens who WERE THE ONLY CIVILIANS flying out of Amerikkka on that Shoah Tuesday over five years ago this past September???

EminemsRevenge on January 11, 2007 at 4:54 pm

Good one…
absurd thought –
God of the Universe hates
infidel HOTTIE bloggers
.

USpace on January 11, 2007 at 5:34 pm

EminenemasRevenge: The Bin Laden’s being flown out after 9/11 story was exposed a long time ago as a Big Leftist Lie. Where have you been? Sniffing Michael Moron’s soiled underwear? It’s nice to see you traitors to freedom using the Nazi Big Lie tactic again and again. If ignorance is bliss, you must be in Heaven.

FreethinkerNY on January 11, 2007 at 7:28 pm

How can anyone dis Sesame Street? We all loved it as kids so why pooh-pooh on it? Sesame Street wasn’t intended to change the world. The purpose of the show is to educate and entertain CHILDREN!!! And in many Islamic countries, it may be the best chance to reach the young. So props to Sesame Street wherever it’s shown.
“I suggest a better use of our tax funds: More elephants.”
HAHAHAHAHHAHA, GOOD ONE, DEBBIE!
You’re about as funny as the Iranian Holocaust Cartoon Contest.

Norman Blitzer on January 11, 2007 at 9:32 pm

I also wish for more elephants in this Indian city Lucknow where many people are naming and renaming their new sons “Saddam Hussein”. This city is a major terrorist hotspot in the Indian subcontinent (India, Bangladesh and Pakistan) where terrorists are bred.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/6244425.stm
Unfortunately a few years ago, these Lucknow residents killed hundreds of elephants, and now there are almost no elephants left! I wish that some of the Bangladeshi elephants cross the India-Bangladesh border (like how the million odd illegal Bangladeshis did) and stamp on the Lucknow Muslim traitors who killed their relatives!!

anonymous twit on January 11, 2007 at 10:26 pm

To Norman Blitzer, Study after study has shown that “Sesame Street’ teaches children very little. The most important lesson ,is a negative— i.e. to watch television.

Tim on January 12, 2007 at 7:17 am

Yo Freestinker—EminenemasRevenge: The Bin Laden’s being flown out after 9/11 story was exposed a long time ago as a Big Leftist Lie. Where have you been? Sniffing Michael Moron’s soiled underwear?
BY WHOM??? The “factoids” journalists over @ Fox!!!
i’m SURE you can also tell me WHY the Holocaust was a myth, and them Nigroes who came over from Africa in slaveships actually WANTED a free trip to Amerikkka

EminemsRevenge on January 12, 2007 at 2:02 pm

To date, I haven’t met anybody (adult) who likes Seseme street, but the ugly mugshot above of Osama next to a muppet (tells you how much I know about these characters) is something I think the creators of Seseme Street didn’t bargain for (I’m guessing that this isn’t a photoshop exercise by Debbie).
Problem is that most people associate Bangladesh with poverty, rather than Jihad. Few realize that the poverty there is self inflicted. I have no problems rooting for the rogue elephants – I can bet that they haven’t recited the Shehada

Infidel Pride on January 14, 2007 at 11:28 pm

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