Mangled Thoughts

Clues:

1. It comes in a dress.

2. Not a cross dresser.

3. Has principles, spine, guts.

4. A real lady.

5. Deserves the title MP, as opposed to mere politician.

6. Wears the meaning of her name well.

Answer: Fiamma Nirenstein,  journalist, some-time resident of Jerusalem and now a new Member of the Italian Parliament. Fiamma means Flame, and that she does.

Australia has a pack of gutless slimes pretending to be MPs and most of them are men. They are cross-dressers - not in the literal sense but, hey, they might be this too.

Fiamma in action:

“We didn’t expect what you see in this picture. This is the square of the Italian Parliament in Rome, Piazza Montecitorio: You can see the Palace on top of the square, and in front a lot of Israeli flags. That was last night from 6:30 to 9:30 pm. What you cannot see here, is the extraordinary number of members of Parliament, about 100 from all political sides, that took the stage during this time: for about three hours we were speaking about the role of Israel, its right to self defense, its moral height, its fight on behalf of us all, of our civilization and values, against the wild hate of the Islamic jihad represented by Hamas.

“It seems to me that for the first time in the too long history of the Arab/Israeli conflict, apart from a minority of crazy leftists and fascists that took the street with anti-Semitic slogans, we have achieved a huge consensus on one critical point: this is not a local conflict, there is nothing in it that reminds us of a peace theme that has characterized the Palestinian issue. This is an attack against the western world, and Iran is behind it.

“What happens today, at least in Italy, is the defeat and fall of the leftist ideologies: ideology that has allowed justification of all the most violent crimes and most disgusting verbal attacks. If…”

It, adjusted, fits those who are responsible for the fire-storms too.

What a dame.

The complete stirring, shining address is here at Israel’s News Blog Magazine