Looking for a quickie burial plot for Arafat

November 5, 2004

CNN.com – Arafat on life support, U.S. officials say – Nov 4, 2004

The two U.S. officials say that since Muslim custom requires burial within 24 hours of death, no one will declare Arafat dead until they figure out where to bury him.

Suggestions, anyone?

3 thoughts on “Looking for a quickie burial plot for Arafat”

oceanguy says:

November 5, 2004 at 10:35 am

Bury him in Paris, capital of Eurabia.
patti says:

November 5, 2004 at 5:52 pm

norwood, ohio that is, the old general motors plant. now what a better place.
Patti @ wp says:

November 5, 2004 at 10:25 pm

After the allies liberated Dachau, undertaker specialists very, very carefully removed any and all ashes, etc, from the infamous ovens. Those remains were placed in a special memorial urn.

However, if you visit, you will still see some ashy remains — a very light dusting. These are not ashes of Jews. No sirree.

After the Nuremberg trials, all those convicted were hanged. Except for Goering who managed to kill himself in his cell, of course. I’m not sure what happened to the other bodies, but I know about what happened to Heinrich Himmler’s.

The allies fired up the ovens at Dachau one last time; those are Himmler’s ashes that you see traces of when you visit.

You know, when I toured the place a couple of years ago, those ovens looked pretty sturdy still. I bet they could work even now…. Why not?

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