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Actually it looks more like 30 ... BTW - using the term "blowout" in parliamentary elections such as Israel's, where there is a 6 seat difference in vote total between two parties (where there are many) ... and where much is left yet to be decided, certainly qualifies for inclusion in that...

Oh yes, definitely. But stupidity ? Never ...

The stench of it is pretty hard to miss ... ;)

Well yeah, sure ... considering that it appears many there approve of the plan to steal the rest of the remaining land from it's rightful owners ... Now, how about telling us something we don't already know. We'll see how long they last going this route ... or how long they can sustain it in...

No worries ... we all understand that the spasms of frothy excitement are very hard to overcome ... lol ...

LOL ... it appears that someone is confused or has lost their way ...

LOL ... that's no guarantee of anything ...

Here's the deal: It's probably all good - no matter which way it goes ... although I'll admit that the schadenfreude of seeing Bibi get tossed would be ... delicious ... In fact, it might actually be better if Bibi does retain the premiership ... given the schadenfreude potential is far, far...

LOL ... Mutt, I really think you misunderstand the situation ... greatly ...

ROTFLMAO ... Yeah ... kinda sounds a little like Bibi: Netanyahu: If I'm elected, there will be no Palestinian state - Israel election 2015 - Israel News | Haaretz But hey ... look at the upside: at least it's one thing Bibi has stopped lying about ...

Hilarity: From Haaretz's Live Blog of the Israeli elections:

Re: 22 Maps That Show How Americans Speak English Totally Differently From One Anothe In Northeast Ohio one is likely to "wash" pronounced "war...ssh" ...

In what may be an act of attempted hari kari for the State of Israel, Bibi - in total electoral desperation - gives it up ... and finally comes clean on what many have merely suspected for a long time: If Netanyahu is re-elected, Israel has a Europe problem | +972 Magazine Yowsa ... sanctions...

It's often not about guilt or innocence ... but what one can prove ... ;)

One thing it speaks volumes about is that the standard for (successful) prosecution of a civil rights violation is pretty high (some say impossibly high) Familiarize yourself with that, and you'll understand better ... ;) And another thing - the fact that they didn't prosecute does speak...

Ami Kaufman tells of The Bouncer (and apparent ISIS competitor for savagery wannabe) possibly getting bounced hiz bad self ... and otherwise generally sticks it: Unintended consequences ... lol ...

For anyone inclined to equate substantially different things as being the same or equal allow me to assist to help ya navigate out of that maze of stupidity: Timing and venue

Israeli political ad ... lol ...:

LOL ... now you're just flailing wildly in desperation ... First off, last time I looked it wasn't prohibited or illegal for ex-government officials - as private citizens - to support or work for political causes ... even in a foreign country ... provided they aren't lobbying the US government...

LOL ... seems in dialing us all in on "a point that gets left out", you've managed to leave out a relevant point yourself ;): The promise was not unconditional - it came with some strings attached ... Of course, if one was aware of that - and then avoided mentioning it - because one had an...