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Imperialism, Propaganda & War: The Truth Biden Hid and Trump Let Slip — Katie Halper

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    [Mehran] Welcome, Katie,
    the floor is yours.
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    [Katie] Thank you.
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    That was great.
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    [Applause]
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    Hi, everyone.
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    Thank you so much
    for coming tonight.
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    So the organizers were
    really adamant that tonight
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    not just be depressing,
    but be inspiring and
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    give people hope.
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    Oh, I'm glad you're
    already laughing, okay.
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    I know it's funny right,
    to think of something on
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    this topic being inspiring.
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    In that vein, I want to start off
    tonight with a game.
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    This game is called:
    Who said it,
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    Donald Trump
    or Noam Chomsky?
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    [Audience laughs]
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    Let's see how everyone does,
    ready?
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    Who said the following,
    ready?
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    In some cases, I'm not
    going to quote verbatim
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    because if I quote verbatim,
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    it's too obvious from
    the style of talking.
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    It will either be quotes
    or a summary of what they said, ok?
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    So who said:
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    The U.S. won't sanction Saudi Arabia
    over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi
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    because that would
    jeopardize billions
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    in arms sales to Saudi Arabia?
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    Raise your hand if
    you think it's Trump.
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    Okay, Chomsky?
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    All right, it was Trump.
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    And not only was it
    Trump, but he was
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    saying it about himself.
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    He was explaining why he
    wouldn't sanction Khashoggi.
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    Okay, let's see what's next.
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    We left troops behind
    in Syria for the oil.
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    Okay, who says Trump?
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    Okay, Chomsky?
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    Trump.
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    Okay, good, good one.
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    All right.
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    Who said in response to
    claims of Russian interference
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    Chomsky would have shared that
    same observation about Israel
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    wanting the war to go on,
    but would use that to then
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    argue why Israel should
    not be funded by the
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    United States, right?
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    He also, by the way, I should
    bring up one other thing
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    that Trump said that
    really resonated during the
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    debate, which was at the
    end Joe Biden said something
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    and Trump said, I really
    don't know what he said.
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    0 zla2k & 2.0 The silver
    lining of Trump's presidency
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    is that he's laying bare
    the brutality of American
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    imperialism, a brutality the
    Democrats tried to conceal,
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    and so we should take
    advantage of that.
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    Now, as disgusting as it is
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    for Trump to announce plans
    to open a Riviera on the Gaza
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    Strip, isn't it nice to hear
    someone admit that our foreign
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    policy, when I say our,
    I'm talking as an American,
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    our foreign policy isn't
    driven by a commitment
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    to fairness, justice, and
    the rules-based order?
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    Zolenskiy, like a petulant,
    ungrateful, uncooperative,
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    and self-sabotaging
    child, which he did.
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    But isn't that, in some ways,
    preferable to what Biden did?
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    Biden may have said nice
    things about Zolenskiy, but
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    what did he actually do?
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    He dangled NATO membership
    in front of him, while
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    knowing full well that
    was never a possibility.
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    He claimed to be
    a member of NATO.
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    The U.S.
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    has claimed to care about
    Ukrainian sovereignty and
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    self-determination while
    sending Boris Johnson to tell
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    Zelensky not to negotiate with
    Putin one month into the war.
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    Had they done that, the
    war would be over by now,
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    thousands of people would be
    alive, and Ukraine would, of
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    course, have more land than
    they will ever have now.
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    It's also worth noting, by the
    way, that 52 % of Ukrainians
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    want a negotiated settlement.
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    So when people say, listen
    to Ukrainians, you should
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    find out what Ukrainians
    they're talking about.
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    Trump speaks crudely and
    cruelly of natural minerals
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    in Ukraine, but if the U.S.
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    is going to exploit Ukraine,
    isn't it better that
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    Americans know what the
    war is really about?
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    And isn't it better
    for Ukrainians to
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    know what the U.S.
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    is really prioritizing?
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    And now another thing I want
    to thank Trump for is bringing
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    Elon Musk into the forefront,
    because like Trump, he's
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    exposing things, right?
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    So first of all, this guy
    literally comes out with
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    a chainsaw to demonstrate
    how he wants to cut the
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    welfare state, which
    again, that would be like a
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    2.0 Adl said that it wasn't
    actually that problematic,
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    people were on edge, people
    need to calm down, people
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    were being too sensitive,
    but it was totally kosher.
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    My word, not theirs at
    the end, but basically
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    I paraphrased.
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    So that was useful because
    it laid bare what despicable
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    people the Adl are.
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    Now, I also liked it because
    it brought out Steve Bannon
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    and he did another salute,
    but the reason I like Steve
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    Bannon is because he makes
    me feel really special
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    Rutger Bernhardt The sentenced
    Republican Only selected a
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    few Republicans last year.
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    The other good thing
    about this is that people
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    are seeing thru Dems.
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    People are seeing
    thru the Dems.
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    The Democrats do not want
    to fight against Trump.
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    Tom Palestinian Americans
    for staying home or
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    voting third party.
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    They refer to them as Dearborn
    voters They tell us that
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    people are self-indulgent
    practicers of purity politics
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    who needed to do whatever it
    took to stop Trump Well, if
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    people need to do whatever
    was needed to defeat
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    Trump Shouldn't that have
    included Kamala Harris?
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    Because for a year and a
    half a significant and vocal
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    portion of the Democratic
    Party electorate and
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    their progressive base
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    The polls showed this would
    have helped her numbers.
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    Was it not self-indulgent
    and Trump-enabling of her to
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    ignore the base and instead
    run around with Liz Cheney
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    and brag about getting
    an endorsement from war
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    criminal Dick Cheney?
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    And by the way, a YouGov
    IMEU poll showed that 29
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    % of voters nationally
    who voted for
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    Another thing that's
    positive is that people are
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    seeing through the media.
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    So more than 75 ,000
    subscribers have cancelled
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    their Washington Post
    subscription since Jeff
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    Bezos announced he would
    only promote free market
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    and libertarian ideals.
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    Another example, thank
    you for saying the quiet
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    part out loud, Jeff.
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    Again, that's like a critique
    that you wouldn't make
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    of him, Yanis, but he's
    saying it about himself.
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    Also, MSNBC viewership
    is really low.
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    And you know, I do want to
    say how disgusting Western
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    media has been on Gaza.
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    I actually learned this
    Ivana Morozian-Murdoch.
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    It's kind of firsthand.
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    I mean my experience was not
    that bad and it certainly
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    pales in comparison to
    Melanie's which you'll
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    hear about shortly.
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    But I made a video at an
    outlet called the Hill.
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    I wrote a monologue saying
    that Israel is an apartheid
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    state and for that I got fired
    and even though there was
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    really nothing you can say
    because the video pointed
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    out how many people including
    the Israeli Human Rights
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    Organization, Be'tselem, and
    including like former prime
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    Israeli Prime Ministers were
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    calling apartheid a state.
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    2.0
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    2.0
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    2.0 2.0 No one was saying,
    this wasn't an issue of
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    Believe Women because
    no one was saying
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    it happened to them.
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    Now, the same media who
    covered that story and
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    never retracted it decided
    to ignore the fact that
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    it was documented that
    Palestinians were raped.
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    I mean, this was covered
    by Israeli media and
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    somehow Western media
    never covered it.
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    This isn't like, you don't
    even have to go to Haaretz.
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    This was centrist
    and right-wing media
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    that covered this.
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    This was sexual assault
    captured on video.
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    And this is something
    that you actually had a
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    member of the Knesset.
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    There were protests when they
    started to arrest soldiers,
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    but the protests weren't
    about the rapes, the protests
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    were about arresting them.
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    And you actually had a member
    of the Knesset being asked
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    rhetorically, so is it
    legitimate to insert sticks
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    into people's rectums?
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    And a member of the Knesset
    said, yes, it's legitimate.
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    ChatGPT Robb Eggen
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    Juliana Zaito-Ferrari,
    Ph.D., Professor, Bachelor
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    of Social Sciences,
    Columbia University, USA
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    Jennifer Hale Prof.
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    Rafat Al-Arir is a poet
    and professor in Gaza.
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    He wrote a beautiful poem
    called If I Must Die.
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    He was murdered by Israel.
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    He was targeted.
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    It wasn't just a
    random war crime.
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    It was a targeted one.
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    Thank you for watching.
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Imperialism, Propaganda & War: The Truth Biden Hid and Trump Let Slip — Katie Halper
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