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Raid on Palestinian TV
Submitted by kafantaris (not verified) on February 29, 2012 - 6:26pm.
When Palestinian TV is on, it shows Sesame Street.
When it shows Sesame Street, it shows Bert.
When it shows Bert, it shows it might be OK to be gay.
When it shows it might be OK to be gay, the TV censors come out.
When the TV censors come out, they get friendly with the Palestinians.
Don’t let your TV censors get friendly with the Palestinians.
Confiscate Palestinian TV.
