Sarah and the twins and I went out to a local fast food chain, and we have the pictures (on Lair Simon’s PETA gallery) to prove it. If you want to submit your pictures, send them to Lair Simon. Be nice and cut them to 640×480 first.

Milk with breakfast, chicken for lunch, and corned beef for dinner. What was your menu like? (You can put that over on Lair’s, too.)

Don’t forget…

Animals like to eat animals, too!

(Got photos? I’ve got a gallery. Let’s talk!)

This is rich:

Russia’s foreign minister said he expects Hamas to move closer to meeting international demands within two weeks - including setting up foreign aid monitoring and recognizing Israel, according to a newspaper interview published Wednesday.

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was quoted by the Vremya Novostei daily as saying that during its recent visit to Moscow, a delegation led by Hamas political chief Khaled Mashaal promised to consider recognizing the so-called road map for a Mideast peace settlement, accepting an international aid monitoring mechanism, and recognizing Mahmoud Abbas as Palestinian president - including his authority to lead the Palestinians’ foreign policy.

“I think that in the next two weeks we will see some practical steps in these directions,” Lavrov was quoted as saying.

That’s funny, because only a week and a half ago, Hamas stated quite clearly that they will never recognize Israel.

So what we have here is a declaration by the Russians, based on no evidence, that Hamas is going to suddenly turn itself around, deny its charter, recognize Israel, and stop calling for a caliphate?

This man is on drugs.

Just in case you had any doubt about the intentions of Iran, once again for the people in back:

In response to former Spanish premier Jose Maria Aznar’s question on what was the main topic on Iran’s agenda, Iran’s spiritual leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei replied without hesitation: “Setting Israel on fire.”

That’s a spiritual leaders, folks. The nation’s top religious authority.

(Maybe Pat Robertson wasn’t so wrong after all.)

It’s the fourth annual International Eat A Tasty Animal for PETA Day.

Go on out and eat meat and dairy products.

As Alex Bensky says, today, if it didn’t have a mother, don’t eat it.

I had a tall glass of milk with breakfast, and I’m meeting Sarah and the twins for lunch. I believe fried chicken will be on the menu, as well as hamburgers.

Eat animals. Piss off PETA. That’s what EATAPETA Day is all about.

The AP is not an organization to hide its anti-Israel agenda. Watch how they justify the kidnapping of foreign aid workers by palestinians angry at Israel retreiving six wanted criminals before Hamas sets them free:

In the raid, Israel seized six wanted Palestinians, including the mastermind of the 2001 assassination of Tourism Minister Rehavam Zeeviof. Israel said Wednesday it is determined to try the detainees for the killing.

Palestinian anger over the raid lingered Wednesday as a protest strike was held. Palestinians closed shops across the West Bank and Gaza amid an outburst of anti-Western sentiment. In Gaza, schools opened, but most students left early. Nablus residents observed a general strike.

The raid set off unprecedented Palestinian reprisals against foreigners because U.S. and British wardens, who had supervised the Jericho prisoners under an unusual 2002 arrangement left their posts just before Israeli troops arrived. Gunmen vandalized Western offices and kidnapped 11 foreigners, including an American university professor. All have now been released.

Update: I swear, AP reads my blog. The above now reads:

The raid triggered unprecedented Palestinian reprisals against foreigners, blaming the U.S. and Britain for withdrawing their monitors and charging collusion with Israel.

As the raid unfolded Tuesday, gunmen vandalized Western offices and kidnapped 11 foreigners, including an American university professor. By Wednesday afternoon, the last of the hostages was released in Gaza.

Can the AP toe the palestinian line, or what? But wait, there’s more!

Abbas suggested there was close coordination between British and American inspectors at the prison and Israeli forces. Abbas said the foreign monitors left Jericho at 9:20 a.m. Tuesday, and that Israeli forces entered town 10 minutes later.

Pressed to elaborate, he said: “I’m giving the facts. They (the monitors) left at 9:20 a.m., and the Israelis came in at 9:30 a.m. How can we explain that?”

The Israeli raid made Abbas appear increasingly weak to his people.

But wait! For only $9.99, there’s also this!

The raid came just two weeks before Israel’s general election and boosted acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s image as a tough-minded leader. Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz, a member of Olmert’s centrist Kadima Party, dismissed allegations by Palestinians and critics at home that the operation, which involved some 1,000 troops, including elite commandos, was timed to win over hardline voters.

“Got ‘em!” gloated one banner newspaper headline, above a large photo of blindfolded, handcuffed Palestinian militant leader Ahmed Saadat being led away by Israeli troops in the West Bank town of Jericho.

So, about that objective media. Anyone know where I can find some?