Netanyahu Takes a Joke at His Own Expense
Employing the time-honored strategy of reappropriation, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted a spoof video, based on his speech at Tuesday's AIPAC session, in which his words about Iran's alleged plans for its nuclear program are intercut with footage of a cartoon classic and mixed to a lively techno beat.Employing the time-honored strategy of reappropriation, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted a spoof video, based on his speech at Tuesday’s AIPAC session, in which his words about Iran’s alleged plans for its nuclear program are intercut with footage of a cartoon classic and mixed to a lively techno beat. This way, he’s in on the joke, see? Or so his Facebook page suggests. –KA
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