Neocon NY Times Columnist Compares Muslims To Insects!
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22:23Now PlayingNY Times writer Thomas Friedman has written yet another barnburner of a column, this time comparing various players in the current Middle East drama to specific animals. The US is a lion, he says, while Iran and other Muslim nations are insects, caterpillars and parasites. Netanyahu is a lemur from Madagascar, if you can imagine.
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