FAKE NEWS DAILY REPORT
21st December 2023 Edition
MALAYSIAN BAN ON ISRAELI-FLAGGED ISRAEL-BOUND CARGO VESSELS DOCKING IN MALAYSIAN PORTS WELCOMED BY RIGHTS GROUPS BUT WHAT GAZA NEEDS IS MORE THAN TOUGH-TALKING COWBOYS SAYS COALITION FOR BETTER TREATMENT OF THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE
Doha, Thursday:- Malaysia's recently-imposed ban on Israel-bound Israeli-flagged cargo vessels docking at its ports was welcomed by Rights groups around the world but it wasn't enough according to Doha-based Coalition For The Better Treatment Of The Palestinian People.
"The hearts of our Malaysian brothers, and sisters too of course, are in the right place, and we welcome this ban on all Occupation-bound Occupation-flagged cargo vessels docking at Malaysian ports, but this is not enough. What Gaza really needs in this war against the evil forces of the Occupation are bigger guns, bigger rockets, and supporters from outside its borders with bigger b*lls," said its press liaison officer, speaking on condition of anonymity.
"Imposing a blockade on shipping is certainly helpful as it f*cks up the enemy's flow of incoming war supplies and materiel who knows they might be smuggling in with the other cargo, but wars are won by the side wielding the bigger stick, everyone knows that," he went on to say, without apologizing for his crude gutter-style language.
"If Palestine-friendly-Occupation-hostile countries like Malaysia are desirous about seeing Gaza win this war, send us, my apologies, I have been known to get carried away at times, I mean, send Gaza your surplus MIG-29s, your surplus PT-91 main battle tanks and to hell with Poland, where you got them from, your surplus Korean-made K-200 infantry fighting vehicles and your surplus French-made LG Mk III 105 mm howitzers and to hell with France so that we, my apologies again, so that Gaza can win this war, or at least fight it on an equal footing," he added.
When asked how Malaysia and other Palestine-friendly countries might achieve such a feat without risking sanctions, embargoes, diplomatic recalls and the like, he said, "I leave that part to their export department experts, figuring it out, but if they really want to help, send guns, not grain, send bombs, not bandages, send mercenaries, not medics," he said, this time not bothered about betraying his true affiliations or whose war it was that was being fought in Gaza, Gaza's or his as well.
"Be it that their intentions might be good, as were their hearts,
but what Gaza needs from Palestine-friendly neighbors from near or far, in conclusion, is tough action, not tough talk from cowboys in business suits, and no disrespect intended," he finally said.