Jews Cry Terrorism When Goyim Nations Got Gud @ Asymmetrical Warfare

Rindfleisch
Published on Jun 28, 2021
â€œIn January 1974, while covering â€œwhat the history books call â€Kissingerâ€™s first Sinai Disengagement Shuttle,â€ï¿½ Howe conducted a television interview with former terrorist, then-opposition leader and future Prime Minister Menachem Begin. As he recalled in his â€œSeeing the Lightâ€ï¿½ column:

â€œThe red light had come on, under the lens. Without preamble, I turned my shoulder to the camera, stared straight into Beginâ€™s eyes, and asked: â€How does it feel, in the light of all thatâ€™s going on, to be the father of terror1sm in the Middle East?â€

â€œIn the Middle East?â€ he bellowed, in his thick, cartoon accent. â€In all the world!â€

https://www.wrmea.org/009-march/russell-warren-howe-1925-2008.html
M: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtEC0LEV6ck
4.22.2021
Joshua Stanton addresses the threat to emigres inside South Korea, the ongoing need for legislation to clarify definitions and process, and the recent instances of terror by the North Korean regime (e.g. assassination of Kim Jong-nam at Kuala Lumpur international airport). The event is moderated by HRNK Executive Director Greg Scarlatoiu.

Joshua Stanton is the author of HRNKâ€™s report â€œArsenal of Terrorâ€ (2015). The report generated critical information and analysis credited for contributing to the relisting of North Korea as a state-sponsor of terrorism.

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