Meengla
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If this guy is indeed a Rabbi then he is the weirdest clergyman I have ever seen! Foulmouthed, war-mongering, promotes sex toys!
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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If this guy is indeed a Rabbi then he is the weirdest clergyman I have ever seen! Foulmouthed, war-mongering, promotes sex toys!
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UKBengali
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LOL.
The "Rabbi" has no evidence of what he claims and it seems that the black guy who works at the venue in the 2nd video simply does not really care and is doing the bare minimum to diffuse the situation.
Kudos to the brother if he "accidentally" bumped into the Zionist on the ice rink.
Aziqbal
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he sells dildos with his daughter and he has been destroyed by Norman Felkenstien
he is not a rabbi and just read the comments in his Twitter all are pro- Palestine
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Kyke jews ** “Reporters” for The New York Times and Wall Street Journal Who Authored Incendiary Stories Have Ties to Israeli Propaganda Efforts**The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal have both published major stories making grave, incendiary allegations that aided and abetted Israel’s lie-filled justifications for the mass killing of Palestinians in Gaza. The substance of these stories, rooted in unsubstantiated/unverified narratives, has been the focus of intense public scrutiny because of questions surrounding their veracity. But there are also significant ethical questions involving some of the authors of these stories and their previous ties to Israeli propaganda efforts. Both stories were co-authored by anti-Palestinian figures posing as objective journalists. The NYT story “Screams Without Words” asserted there was a systematic, widespread rape and sexual violence program conducted by Palestinians on October 7. Among the issues with this story, which relied heavily on innuendo rather than documentable facts, is the family of one of the alleged victims disputing the accuracy of the Times piece and stating they were interviewed under false pretense for the story. For more on the scrutiny of this story, see:
Ali_Baba
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So - in over 2 years of the Ukraine war - Ukraine has said that 31,000 soldiers have been killed, but Israel in 3months has killed that same number of women/children/civilians - this shows how brutal Israels genocide of the people of Palestine is ..
www.dailymail.co.uk
Zelensky reveals 31,000 Ukrainian troops killed since Russia invaded
In a rare admission of military losses, Zelensky said Ukraine had lost 31,000 troops: 'Not 300,000 or 150,000, or whatever Putin and his lying circle are saying'
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At the age of 23, after graduating from Columbia University and working briefly for PBS, I went through 7 rounds of interviews and finally landed a job at the NYT as a news producer. On my 3rd day on the job, on the graveyard shift which was from 5pm-2am I had to fill out some HR paperwork, so I went by the head of HR’s office (her name was Barbara) before 5pm to ask if I could fill it out and return it to her later or leave it on her desk. She stared at me and said, and I quote verbatim: “How do I know you are not gonna leave a bomb under my desk?”At the time I was so startled and shocked. I didn’t know how to react. But I happened to not be alone in the room, as she had already been meeting with the new young business reporter who was Jewish, and who had happened to also hear her offensive retort, and had a look on his face of complete confusion and horror.To this day, I tried to believe that maybe she just had a bad sense of humor, but her tone and delivery was not that of someone who is making a joke, but of someone who wanted to prove some sort of point.Horrified, I remember going to a mentor at the New York Times, who had once been one of my adjuncts at Columbia University and I told her something very horrible just happened to me and I didn’t want to tell her the details because I was so startled and worried for how it could potentially impact this new great gig that I had landed .I will never forget what my mentor said to me who had been at the NYT for over a decade, she said, “Ahmed there are people here who will want you to succeed, and there are more people here who will want you to fail.”Ultimately, I decided not to confront or report what the head of HR said at the time, as it was a very strange time given the Iraq war, and the climate in the newsroom was already very politically charged.I share this experience now, in light of the misinformation being published by the New York Times, that is masquerading as journalism. I only lasted six months at the New York Times, and there are many reasons for that and while I have good friends who still work there, it is an indisputable fact that the NYT is manufacturing consent for genocide
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At the age of 23, after graduating from Columbia University and working briefly for PBS, I went through 7 rounds of interviews and finally landed a job at the NYT as a news producer. On my 3rd day on the job, on the graveyard shift which was from 5pm-2am I had to fill out some HR paperwork, so I went by the head of HR’s office (her name was Barbara) before 5pm to ask if I could fill it out and return it to her later or leave it on her desk. She stared at me and said, and I quote verbatim: “How do I know you are not gonna leave a bomb under my desk?”At the time I was so startled and shocked. I didn’t know how to react. But I happened to not be alone in the room, as she had already been meeting with the new young business reporter who was Jewish, and who had happened to also hear her offensive retort, and had a look on his face of complete confusion and horror.To this day, I tried to believe that maybe she just had a bad sense of humor, but her tone and delivery was not that of someone who is making a joke, but of someone who wanted to prove some sort of point.Horrified, I remember going to a mentor at the New York Times, who had once been one of my adjuncts at Columbia University and I told her something very horrible just happened to me and I didn’t want to tell her the details because I was so startled and worried for how it could potentially impact this new great gig that I had landed .I will never forget what my mentor said to me who had been at the NYT for over a decade, she said, “Ahmed there are people here who will want you to succeed, and there are more people here who will want you to fail.”Ultimately, I decided not to confront or report what the head of HR said at the time, as it was a very strange time given the Iraq war, and the climate in the newsroom was already very politically charged.I share this experience now, in light of the misinformation being published by the New York Times, that is masquerading as journalism. I only lasted six months at the New York Times, and there are many reasons for that and while I have good friends who still work there, it is an indisputable fact that the NYT is manufacturing consent for genocide
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