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1. What exactly does this party stand for?
| Anthony , |
London |
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(03.28.06) |
apart from, presumably, more money for pensioners.
Israeli elections remind me how much I like the British First Past The Post electoral system.
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2. Finally
| jason white , |
afula,israel |
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(03.29.06) |
Finally we get a political party that most of the members will die of old-age before the next election. They did not want shimon peres as a member,because he was too old!
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3. will he deliver on his promise to secure release of pollard?
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What do they stand for?
The public feels betrayed, so they fit the bill.
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5. #3 No, but he'll sell his 6 votes to the highest bidder.
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6. short future
| jason white , |
afula,israel |
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(03.29.06) |
If the retirees are going to join the kadima gang in forming the next coalition.They will make sure that Israel's future will be as short ,weak and sick as their's.
Grandparents usually have provisions in their will for inheritance by their children and grandchildren. They leave behind family heirlooms. But here there will be no inheritance for education and defense. The family heirloom,the land of Israel will be given to strangers!
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7. Ashamed to be elderly?
Actually, if I were an Israeli geezer, I would be deeply ashamed of the Pensioner results.
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hey maybe now that caspar is DEAD, Mr. Pollard may get his due
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