This week, the world chooses terrorism

It's been a busy week for "democracy". Two areas on watch, Northern Ireland/Ulster and Palestine... the Brits/Irish voted for their respective terrorist leaders, and a lot of Palestinians voted for the Hamas thugs.

"Our victory indicates that the Palestinian people favor the choice of resistance," Hamas leader Ismail Hania proclaimed Friday on his faction's Al Aqsa radio station in Gaza.

What it should say is "Our victory indicates that the Palestinian people favor the choice of blowing themselves up." And it could be changed to fit another part of the world: "Our victory indicates that the British people in Ulster who have no ethnicity favor the choice of terrorism," Democratic Unionist leader Ian Paisley proclaimed Friday on his faction's terrorist radio station in Belfast. Or "Our victory indicates that the Irish people favor the choice of terrorism," IRA leader Gerry Adams proclaimed Friday on his faction's We Ourselves radio station in Belfast.

People who vote for terrorists deserve terrorism. But the people who don't vote for terrorists, like the people who voted for David Trimble and Mahmoud Abbas' party, don't deserve to suffer from terrorism.

Blair won, so he can continue to send troops to incite terrorism. Poor guy has both Christian and Muslim terrorists to deal with after this week's election.

I'm cooking enchiladas now. They smell nice. It's a welcome relief from thoughts that people out there actually support terrorist thugs. It makes me wonder if everyone deserves a vote. I suppose if you like living in fear of terrorists, then you should vote that way.