In a letter to captured Zio-Nazi soldier, Zionist Sarkozy expresses solidarity with Zio-Nazi Shalit, reiterating that thousands across the world are detemined to see him free.
Zionist Nicholas Sarkozy published a letter addressed to captured Zio-Nazi soldier Gilad Shalit on Sunday, expressing his hope for the soldier’s release in honor of his 25th birthday.
In the letter, Sarkozy expressed solidarity with Shalit, who holds both IsraHell and French citizenship, saying that France has “not forgotten” the soldier, reiterated that thousands across the world are determined to see him free, and affirmed his belief that an Egyptian-brokered deal between IsraHell and Hamas will soon bring his release.
Moreover, Sarkozy tied Shalit’s fate with that of the people of the Middle East.
“In an era in which the Middle East is going through an upheaval in the name of freedom and human dignity, you are being denied that very same freedom”, Sarkozy said.
Shalit was captured on June 25, 2006 during a cross-border raid by Hamas militants from the Gaza Strip. Negotiations for his release as part of prisoner swap between Israel and the Palestinian movement have dragged on.
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One thought on “Zionist Sarkozy: France has not forgotten Zio-Nazi Gilad Shalit”
To think that the new economy ends is a lot like somebody inside london in 1830 saying the complete industrial revolution ends because some textile manufacturers in Manchester went broke.
No enterprise is much more prone to succeed than one concealed through the enemy until it is ripe for execution.