What's Cynthia McKinney up to lately?

WHY, HELPING THE TERRORISTS, OF COURSE.

This is a pic of McKinney but it doesn't go with the story below.

Former Georgia Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, standing beside a damaged yacht in the Lebanese seaport of Tyre, Tuesday accused the Israeli navy of ramming the vessel to halt the delivery of medical supplies to the embattled Gaza Strip.

“Our mission was a peaceful mission,” McKinney told CNN. The recent Green Party candidate for U.S. president and frequent center of controversy is the most prominent political figure to join the relief voyages sponsored by the Free Gaza Movement.

An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman told the Associated Press that the relief boat had ignored an Israeli order to turn back as it approached Gaza. The spokesman said the boat was damaged when it tried to out maneuver the navy ship.

In a news release Tuesday afternoon, one of the 16-member mission, Caoimhe Butterfly offered a conflicting version. The Israeli gunboats “gave us no warning” and “rammed us three times,” she said.

“We began taking on water and, for a few minutes, we all feared for our lives,” she said of the early morning incident. To borrow a joke from Wombat, "We're heading to Gaza, we're heading to Gaza, we're heading to GAAAAAAAAAAZA." More here:

Yes, feared for your lives. Perhaps next time you won't ignore it when a military vessel gives you a warning. The Klown's only regret is you were not killed in a most grisly manner, you piece of shit. Bunch of libs on a "peace mission." The Klown says their only "mission" was to make the JOOS look bad while helping Hamas ... and they almost lost their lives. Perhaps they thought they were dealing with the American government. They thought wrong.

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Well, since A-is-A commented on Butterfly, I decided to check her out. First of all, here is what the dumb snatch looks like.


I googled her, she's quite the "activist." And somehow her version always "conflicts" with the government version. All she does is protest. I guess it's her job.

She's Irish.

"I have witnessed the execution-style killings and the house-to-house searches and destruction the military has carried out," writes Caoimhe Butterfly from Ramallah. Prior to leaving for Palestine, Butterfly spent much of her time protecting the New York's public gardens from private development.

"The protesters were more than 10 metres (yards) away from the (army) checkpoint and there was gunfire," said Caoimhe Butterfly, an Irish member of the Nahr Al Bared Relief Campaign.

Butterly spent 16 days inside Yasser Arafat's besieged compound in Ramallah.