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Cantor is a militant Zionist. Because it relates to this story let’s talk about the crap that the Zionists. Israel’s Netanyahu is in big political trouble. So much so that he called for early elections in January. Every time the Zionists are about to be pushed out of power—beaten at the polls—they start a war with the Arabs. (See 1967, 1973, 1982, etc.) Netanyahu just started a phoney political war with Hamas. If history is any guide the Israeli people will rally around Netanyahu and he will win the January election. That’s playing the “fear” card. In the meantime thousands of innocent people will be wounded and killed while the United States once again turns a blind eye toward Israel’s war crimes.
Imperial generals and their sluts. Same story, different century.
…when first we practice to distract.