Fatah forces also attacked the headquarters of Hamas’s television station, Al Aksa TV, and began to broadcast Fatah songs, but Hamas said later that it had repelled the attack.
Later the building was seized by forces of the Israel Philharmonic who began to broadcast Schubert lieder.
Falasha units of the Israeli Army took the building over the next morning and began broadcasting rhythm and blues.
Elements of the US 101st Airborne parachuted in and took the building that afternoon and began broadcasting hip hop.
French elements of the UN forces entered through an unguarded entrance and began playing Maurice Chevalier records.
A joint British-Polish force was landed by the Royal Navy and took over. They began broadcasting bagpipe and accordion polka music.
Whereupon all the other armies shelled the building simultaneously destroying it utterly.
The Arabs blamed Israel for the debacle.
Oh I love those old Fatah songs.
ReplyDelete"Yassir, that's my baby."
And anything by that great Sweedish group "ABBAs"
And not to mention Jack's favorite, "Wake The Town and Kill the People"