This is why the West is better than the Islamic world

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May 112010

Topless woman saves apartments from fire

A Darwin woman who used a hose to save a burning apartment building was so caught up in the moment she didn’t realise she was topless.

Tash Bennett was sunbaking by the pool at the Alatai Apartments in Darwin on Thursday when she noticed specks of ash falling on her, the NT News reports.

When Ms Bennett looked up, she saw a nearby palm tree on fire.

Ms Bennett rushed to the reception for help before arming herself with a fire hose and returning to the tree.

It was only after the fire was out she realised she had no bikini top on.

Compare that story to THIS ONE. I’ll take our side, thanks.

2 Responses to “This is why the West is better than the Islamic world”

Brianna says:

May 11, 2010 at 3:00 pm

Watch this clip

http://www.newsrealblog.com/2010/05/11/for-it-msa-student-confesses-she-wants-a-second-holocaust/
R2K says:

May 12, 2010 at 4:25 pm

I agree; these people are ignorant. No matter how critical I am of Americans and how stupid they can be, let there be no mistake; we are far better off here than over there. Our crazy people mostly stand on corners and yell (or go on TV and yell and get a great show on Fox.) Their crazy people blow up cars.

-R2K

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