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You also have America deliberately not helping, France sending Jews as "gift" to Hitler. All these must be examined. Unfortunately I'm no genius in the topic but this period is definitely interesting & weird.

Netanyahu has been repeating the same old lie, Goebbels style, time after time after time.

In fact, he's been doing it for decades.

Here is a news items from 1998 where Netanyahu "intends to bring up Iran's weapons programs with President Bill Clinton next week".

The claim in 1998 was that Iran would have nuke capability in 2-3 years (i.e., by 2000-2001).

IRAN TO REACH NUCLEAR CAPABILITY SOONER THAN EXPECTED

Israel Line 12-09-98

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Based on new intelligence, security officials revised their estimation of Iran's progress toward reaching nuclear capability to two to three years, MA'ARIV reported. Previous assessments had indicated that Iran was five to seven years from nuclear capability.

Dr. Uzi Arad, Adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, arrived in the United States for urgent talks on this issue. Minister of Industry and Trade Natan Sharansky also discussed the issue with U.S. National Security Adviser Sandy Berger while in Washington.

Israel has collected further evidence of Russia's involvement in the Iranian nuclear project. YEDIOT AHARONOT reported that Iran hired several members of the former Soviet Union's biological weapons program to assist in developing weapons of mass destruction. The newspaper quoted THE NEW YORK TIMES as reporting that Russian and Kazakstani scientists were hired by the Iranians for $5000 per month. Iran denied this accusation, stating that many foreign scientists work in Iran, but only on projects for peaceful purposes.

Prime Minister Netanyahu intends to bring up Iran's weapons programs during his meetings with U.S. President Bill Clinton next week.

Those Americans are blatantly lying. The American government didn't care. In fact, according to the Zionist historian Edwin Black, America viewed the problems as "internal issue".

Edwin goes further to show how IBM and other companies helped the Nazis.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0914153277/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_VEQP5ESWHXK0M3R7VDDE

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0914153099/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_K7H0WZBSG2TWFH8JYRW5

Not only do they lie but the whole history has changed. Such as "Americans died for our freedom" or "died for our equality", yet in reality most Americans were themselves racists and were committing atrocities against the blacks.

The whole WW1 and WW2 narrative have changed to suit current trends and stupidity. The best one I heard is that they died for our "freedom" to choose our gender. Total insanity.

It is a political word. Nothing more.

Glenn Greenwald has written about this a lot.

here is an old one. Something more recent.

>But what I also don’t want is for non-Muslims to rest in their privileged nest, satisfied that the term and its accompanying abuses is only for that marginalized group. And what I especially don’t want is to have this glaring, damaging mythology persist that the term “terrorism” is some sort of objectively discernible, consistently applied designation of a particularly hideous kind of violence. I’m eager to have the term recognized for what it is: a completely malleable, manipulated, vapid term of propaganda that has no consistent application whatsoever. Recognition of that reality is vital to draining the term of its potency.

hAmAS cHaRTer

The platform of Herut, the main precursor to the Likud party, was "both banks of the Jordan" - which denied the legitimacy/'right to exist' of Jordan.

Likud's platform has been, for most of its history, a rejection of a Palestinian State. In recent times, it has shifted from explicit to vague.

And of course, Israel has always used terrorism to affect change in the region.

Palestinians called themselves Palestinians since 4000 years ago. Currently the Pharoahs have the first evidence of Palestinians, they were named "Peleset", then you have Assyrians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines etc. all using that name, albeit in their accent, to refer to the Palestinians. Like Peleset, Philistia, Filistini etc.

They became Arab & (mostly) Muslim 1400 years ago.

For more information, you can read: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1786998696/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_GE9Y0F8RA2NZVYAGS3KX

Because the whole country was taken away from them in a series of atrocities and evictions in the past 70 years.

Just imagine a house. If the house is yours and I slaughtered your family and evicted you. You would want the whole house back, not parts of it, right? Same thing with Palestine.

Hope that helps 🙃

If you wish to understand more about atrocities and evictions, then see https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1851685553/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_SEH1J4B822XQH1ZYMCJR

Why is this being downvoted? There's a lot more to Palestine than the conflict, which is why I shared this video.

You can purchase the soap made in the video on Amazon

This is where I got it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MF2YM34/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_wdx6ssTTh4Cxh Idk if it's the best place to get it, I mean its amazon so up to you if you want to support them or maybe find it somewhere els

Being occupied does not stop a state from existing. Iraq was still Iraq during the US occupation in 2003. Crimea is still legally part of the Ukraine, even if it's under Russian military occupation.

>palestine is just a nationality.

<strong>nationality</strong>
næʃˈnælˈæl.ə.t̬i
the official right to belong to a particular country:
She has British nationality.

Given that 137 countries recognize Palestine and that Palestinian IDs, passports, birth certificates, and other official state documents are issued by the Palestinian Authority, I'd say yes, Palestine is a nationality in the sense that it is accepted as a sovereign state by much of the world -- even if it can't operate freely within its borders de jure. > palestinians dont soverignty over themselves. Israel has sovereignty over them

The ones in the (non-occupied areas of) the West Bank, particularly Ramallah and Bethlehem, do actually have a certain degree of sovereignty.

Denying the existence of the Palestinian state because "things are not this way right now" is literally Zionism and colonial justification, especially when coupled with the facade of "I would like to see a world with better politics".

Palestine was known since the Pharaohs. In fact Ramases II and Palestinians fought together against the Hittites in the Battle of Kadesh way back 3000+ years ago.

There were no Jews then.

Before it was known as Palestine it was known as Amurru (north) and Djahi (south).

For more information you can read: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1786998696/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_74SSJ8B9RSGT6MA0H8XB

Last year we announced release of "Alef: Learn Arabic for Kids" on Android, and a lot of you had asked us to keep them in the loop when the iOS version gets released. Today we're doing just that!

What's unique about the app is that you can choose to teach your kids Arabic in different dialects: Classical Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, Lebanese Arabic, Palestinian Arabic and Syrian Arabic. The app is aimed at kids who are at least a year old.

Let us know what you think of the app, and please share the app with your friends and family.

Link to iOS App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/alef-learn-arabic-for-kids/id1172136601

Link to Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alef.learn.arabicforkids

Ah, for whatever reason I thought we were discussing a recent article by Glenn Greenwald. Thought I clicked on the link for this article entitled Anti-Israel Activism Criminalized in the Land of Charlie Hebdo and "Free Speech". It was posted in /r/IsraelPalestine recently.

I've seen a lot of people use #JeSuisCharlie in sort of a mocking way in social media.

They threatened Jordan with war when a specialized breed of sheep wandered across the border. Jordan could have cared less about wandering sheep and quickly returned them. Source: 'The Iron Wall'.

The Iron Wall: Israel and the Arab World https://www.amazon.com/dp/0393346862/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_Y0HFH63Z35PBNYD7D2R9

Here is the Odysee channel EmpireFiles

Here's the doc in that same channel Gaza Fights For Freedom (2019)

IRAN TO REACH NUCLEAR CAPABILITY SOONER THAN EXPECTED

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1998

Based on new intelligence, security officials revised their estimation of Iran's progress toward reaching nuclear capability to two to three years, MA'ARIV reported. Previous assessments had indicated that Iran was five to seven years from nuclear capability.

Prime Minister Netanyahu intends to bring up Iran's weapons programs during his meetings with U.S. President Bill Clinton next week.

https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en&fromgroups=#!topic/israel.israeline/e730GG-P9is

, I use thisDecent enough but probably should try upgrading to a 4k camera

There used to be vibrant communist movements in many Muslim countries, but these were crushed by the CIA working in unison with the Saudis and other corrupt governments. (Read this book for more info.)

Way to side with the imperialist oppressors bruh

The closest I could find for a source for this is an article from The Intercept about 2/3rds in it talks about Baruch Marzel.

>“Marzel gives out free pizzas to soldiers who kill attackers on the scene,” Tsurkov told The Intercept in an interview. His slogan, “eliminate a terrorist, get a pizza,” rhymes in Hebrew, she explained.

"IOF" and I define everyone that try to kill or harm people as terrorists. stone throwers are terrorists, violent protestors are terrorists and medics that use their status to harm others are terrorists too.

Sadly, some people are involved in the middle. the IDF is doing everything he can to minimize the casualties for civilians but it's not easy when terrorists walk hand to hand among other people. If the IDF wants to murder everyone as you say, they are doing a terrible job. maybe they should learn from Syria or Yemen...

I don't think Hasbara is needed among palestinians because many of them are so brainwashed and they can't recieve facts. all I did is to correct you about the things you wrote, and you alraedy judging me and imagining me the way you want instead answer like a normal person. have a nice day, I won't comment here anymore so it won't upset you with the truth.

> So it's not a copy of nazism but there are distinct similarities

Yes, I agree, there are similarities, for sure, and Israeli observers have also noted them. I would suggest that most fascist movements share these features. See also: Umberto Eco.

>EARLIER IN THE UPRISING, SOME ISRAELI OCCUPATION OFFICIALS INDICATED THAT HAMAS SERVED AS A USEFUL COUNTER TO THE SECULAR ORGANIZATIONS LOYAL TO THE PLO. A NUMBER OF PALESTINIANS LOYAL TO THE PLO ALLEGED THAT THE IDF WAS USING HAMAS FOR SUCH A PURPOSE.

https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/89TELAVIV14032_a.html#efmAqcAue

HAMAS--BACKGROUND AND HISTORICAL OVERVIEW

https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/88JERUSALEM3168_a.html#efmA8dA9H

I think it’s important to know what happens when one expresses their freedom of speech in “Israel.” Sorry it was difficult for you to comprehend, I forgot you have weak comprehension skills. Here’s a book you can start with: https://www.amazon.com/Love-Bilingual-Hebrew-Kids-Books/dp/1525907638

I am aware of this book. Turkish historians waver regarding him. Some blame him like Talha Cicek: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0415728185/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_D62D3Y9CNTXF85HS7CX6

Taner Akcam is another one but he is a poor historian.

I shared the reference in the comment section. I am doing a quick research on the Jewish boycott of Hitler in 1933 (then the Zionists come and save Hitler from the boycott). So whilst browsing the newspapers from 1933, I saw Associated Press. There are many articles written by them. I'm actually surprised Hitler allowed them access in Germany.

As for Zionists saving Hitler from the boycott, see (zionist author unfortunately but good to an extent): https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0914153137/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_YXB21R3CAHVAMR4BRDKN

No.

The ownership (i.e. governship) was supposed to be handed over to Sharif of Mecca but it was never given to him. Then the British worked with the Saudis and kicked the Sharif of Mecca out of Arabia & hence the name now "Saudi Arabia".

Nevertheless, irrespective of who rules it, the native population does not change. Just because Ottomans rule it does not make it a Turkish land. Just because the British rules it, it does not make it an English land. Natives remain natives irrespective of who rules it.

However the Zionists are anti-Arab, anti-Palestinian and non-Muslim. This leads to problems. They view the Arabs as subhuman & use Social Darwinism to justify it. To understand more, watch this https://youtu.be/xAjPAtCV3ys

Zionist aim is to eradicate Palestinian identity and impose a Jewish identity. This causes friction and endless massacres because we Palestinians will never accept their fascist ideology. They re-write history, pretend the land has no natives etc.

A good book on this topic are many but see this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1786992728/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_D8J3WQ60TFEWRPJ4HX27

Thats actually true if Jews invest in Palestine and no longer fund judofascism and terrorism.

As far as Palestinians can see:

1948 Genocide 1967 Genocide 1982 Genocide

And you want them to ignore that and invest in a criminal state to wipe more Palestinians? Jews should invest in Nazi Germany. Oops... They did.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0914153137/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_W9681VY5Z0123T5ZQNM2

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0190625333/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_OSHhFb6HDGQNP

This is a good read if you're interested, also decently priced. There's a few more that I can recommend as well, if you wish.

I've had a quick Google, which led me to this Techcrunch article: it looks like, in the purchase of Anobit, Apple is now employing about 160 'chip engineers' who are presumably mostly based in Israel (and I'd guess are majority Israeli, though I'm open to correction).

Even if Anobit doesn't build anything, it's their intellectual property that is being utilised in the design of the memory of most current Apple products; they get paid for it, and their employees (who are Israeli) earn a living doing this. It appears to me, therefore, that Apple products are no longer kosher^sorry for supporters of the BDS movement.

Here's the most relevant paragraph: >Apple bought Anobit for two reasons: its flash memory controllers are a key component of all Apple’s leading products (from iPads and iPhones to MacBook Airs), and in one fell swoop it just added a large team of chip engineers to payroll. Do not underestimate how important those chip engineers are. Apple had at least 1,000 chip engineers. Roughly 160 of Anobit’s 200 employees are also engineers, thus they instantly represent more than 10 percent of the total number of chip engineers at Apple.

>how the heck do they have so much influence.

It's two things: (1) Most Americans don't care that much about foreign policy (which means that well-organized special interest groups can often get their way in American politics on issues of foreign policy), and (2) Israel has a very extensive and well-organized lobbying apparatus in the United States. It used to be taboo to discuss the influence of the Israel Lobby in American politics but things have changed ever since Walt & Mearsheimer wrote The Israel Lobby & US Foreign Policy in 2007. Now everyone who has any morsel of intellectual honesty or political awareness (including Israel's defenders in the United States) will acknowledge that the Israel Lobby is a real phenomenon, headed but by no means exclusively represented by AIPAC.

I found Marc Tessler's book fairly balanced. It was very well reviewed.

Here's a link.

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SCIENCE FICTION FROM PALESTINE. 'It's necessary, of course. But above all it's bold, brilliant and inspiring: a sign of boundless imagination and fierce creation even in circumstances of oppression, denial, silencing and constriction. The voices of these writers demand to be heard - and their stories are defiantly entertaining.' - Bidisha Palestine + 100 poses a question to twelve Palestinian writers: what might your country look like in the year 2048 a century after the tragedies and trauma of what has come to be called the Nakba.

https://www.amazon.com/Nakba-100-Stories-century-catastrophe/dp/1910974447

Really? It points details to the plan of "Greater Israel" (Oded Yinon, 1982) of which Palestine is the first in the series. I think it is highly relevant.

How about wikileaks source:
https://wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/18328 ??

It is hard to tell if you are asking a question or just making an insult. But tit for tat refers to revenge tactics.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/tit-for-tat

If you are making an insult with your lol, why are you making an insult?

this was up on a palestinian news page, israel is being real quite around what's happening in israel To israeli's and the government is lying, they fear people will be too scared if they face what's really hapenning.

Watch this,
https://files.fm/u/rthz3jer4

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It will include discussion about the new research and its global implications. Dr. Amal Nazzal, Assistant Professor of Organizational Studies and lead researcher, Dia Kayyali - Program Manager-Tech + Advocacy at WITNESS.org, Barbara Dockalova and Gabrielle Guillemin from Article19, and be facilitated by 7amleh’s International Relations Manager, Alison Carmel.

Sami Tamimi is a great start - you can see a book of his recipes at the link below, and he has restaurants in London selling authentic Palestinian cuisine.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0399581731/ref=aod_recommendations_asins_0

Shahiat tayiba!

You're absolutely incorrect. Even back in the 70s and 80s, any sort of criticism of Israel at ANY level of education or politics was a certain way to get everything and the kitchen sink thrown at you by Zionism's "defenders".

A friend shared a copy of They Dare Speak Out, a text critical of Israel's anti-democratic tactics written by former (and late) congressman Paul Findley. I knew about the shenanigans of AIPAC but this book really blew my mind about how effort Israel exerts to suppress any criticism of itself.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Findley

https://www.amazon.com/They-Dare-Speak-Out-Institutions/dp/1556520735

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that book sounds interesting but its also 800 dollars. But that said what were the war aims of Egypt and Syria in 1948.

Rudy is crap lol but I know him - watched many of his vids. Though not the one you shared. The first book I shared beautifully refutes him on almost everything.

This book too: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1781259348/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_FVYGBNKPQD0DXDFP3CP8

Ultimately he's a puppet for Zionism, a Jewish Joseph Goebbels, thats all. Considering he's defending Apartheid state, its more than enough to make you realise how bad he is.

You got 3 books to learn from!

Ok, now goodbye haha

>prove that biblical texts are unreliable

Essentially.

But another point by the video is that these mythical genocidal stories were deliberately propagated by scribes centuries later. Its one thing that someone makes mistakes vs deliberately making fantasy story of God sanctioned genocide.

That is very consistent with what Quran says about scribes deliberately lying for wealth.

The video is really a summary of many literature. Here is one:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1842777610/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_82WBWQZ1AX0XWFJRB5BD

Having a state doesnt make you a native. Britain had a state in India. Pharaohs ruled Palestine. Are the Pharaohs the natives? Persians ruled Palestine. Are Persians the natives?

Prior to Judea & Israel, there were people. According to Pharaohnic inscriptions, the Peleset people were mentioned in 13/14BC. Peleset people joined the Pharaohs in the battle of Kadesh too. Long before any Jew. Long before any Judea. Long before any Israel.

Tacitus, the Roman politician, beautifully summarises that by saying that the Jews essentially massacred their way into Palestine and "founded" Jerusalem (technically the Pharaohs did that but Tacitus was accurate enough for his time).

Check this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0140449647/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_XVB3ZHW7SCDSCNYXEMYC

Of course the Bible says the same thing in essence.

Jews are not descendants of Canaanites. They existed separately.

So no, Jews are not natives of Palestine in any sense.

I think you'll enjoy this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1786998696/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_HQPYBNT9R3G2N77Y3EG3

>The Hamas charter includes some ridiculously antisemetic things.

Still peddling Zionist narrative? The charter is obsolete and was written by 1 man. The charter represented him more than the political movement. It was obsolete since 1980's. Its 2021, wake up. Plus the alleged "antisemetic things" was referring to Zionists, not Jews per se. True, the writer should've been clearer but usually Arabs use the term "Jew" to refer to good Jews and bad Jews, the context would determine which of the one it is.

So yeah... Stop the nonsense about the charter. Zionist charter supports apartheid laws, genocide against Palestinians and justification of mass murder. Isn't that more worrying than an obsolete charter from 1980's?

Here's a quote,

"According to leading Hamas expert Khaled Hroub, however, this document [charter] has since 'become largely obsolete,' while even at the time it was the work of one individual."

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0745334636/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_ET8JXE1FRYNT3PN3Z3K4

For more information on Hamas, you could read: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0804797412/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_N7J7XZNCMRDPEBR0D0Z7

How is this a war?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1851685553/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_HQHV376T2878B03YKQPB

How is bombing kids a war?

How is colonizing land a war?

How is lying a war?

How is laughing at a child bleeding to death for an hour a war?

How is checkpoints at every corner and living as second class citizens a war?!

How is shooting people at will a war?

How is supporting disgusting Jews who want to enslave Arabs a war?!!

How is genocide a war?

You make me literally lose sympathy for you.

You're a fascist mass murderer and you cry when Hamas responds.

https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B0185XWGIW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I'm reading the book The Color of Law and it's about segregationist policies in the US against it's Black citizens.

This is right out of that book.

You really want a source for the claim that the state of Israel was established by a majority of European emigres for the purpose of establishing a demographic majority of European emigres? OK, see inter alia.

In a debate or a discussion, it is not in good manner to require a source for something that is not reasonably controversial. It is likewise not subject to reasonable controversy that the United States is a demographic majority of people who settled from Europe and their direct descendants.

Zionism is most definitely not Judaism. There's really no such thing as ethnic Jews anyway. Most Ashkenazi Jews are descendants of Kzhars, who were European converts to Judaism. There's no historical evidence there was ever an expulsion of Jews from Palestine, and it appears that most of the Jewish population simply remained there and converted to Islam during the Muslim conquest. See Shlomo Sand's The Invention of the Jewish People for a lot more details about this.

>there was a little something called the six day war , Israel defended their land,

As many scholars have demonstrated the Sox Day War had nothing to do with defense. That was merely propaganda which the documentary record disproves.

Your analogy is laughably misguided. It makes no logical sense and has no basis in fact.

>Arabs aren’t treated as second class citizens like you say they are, they’re offered the same rights as long as they’re citizens,

As I stated already, there are dozens of discriminatory laws in Israel that favor Jews over other ethnic groups. Here is a pretty comprehensive list

The rest of your response is just regurgitating blatant propaganda which is so demonstrably false it's like an Alex Jones conspiracy. I'm not going to point out how it is all untrue and easily disproven, for the same reason I wouldn't try to disprove someone who claims the moon is made of cheese.

Ask your Arab friends if they think everything is hunky dory in Israel. Tell me how moving the US embassy goes on the first day of Ramadan. Stability is a luxury enjoyed by only some.

When Arabs are given the right to return - an unavoidable reality under international pressure - do you think Israeli Jews are just going to leave their racism at home? Racism will be the demise of the nation state:

> Empires were not democratic, but were built to be inclusive of all those who came under their rule. It is not the same with nations, which are founded on the fundamental distinction between who is in and who is out – and therefore harbour a tendency toward ethnic purification. This makes them much more unstable than empires, for that tendency can always be stoked by nativist demagogues

...and technology is its harbinger

Check out this book by Omar Othman...

I happen to have a much older version of the book from Jerusalem (1986). It's specifically colloquial Jerusalem Arabic, if that's what you're looking for.

The book includes a short English-Arabic dictionary in the back... It also includes a few pages with full expressions. I could upload these pages to the /r/Palestine wiki if you'd like. Let me know if you're interested.

PS - you did not answer my question - any other post-war examples of forcible mass-cancellation of citizenship.

There is one. Driven by a man frequently compared with Hitler - see http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0836207831

Do you have a problem with that book and making that comparison?

Do you know which Prime Minister of Israel said this about a future Prime Minister of Israel?:

>>"I have no doubt that [Menachem] Begin hates Hitler - but this hatred does not prove that he is different from him. When for the first time I heard Begin on the radio, I heard the voice and screeching of Hitler ... If, one day, he comes to power, with his political adventures, he will lead the State of Israel to its destruction."

>>and " ... clearly a Hitlerist type: a racist, willing to destroy all the Arabs for the sake of Greater Israel; he justifies any means for the sacred end - absolute rule ... "

Or was it as damnable of this "Great Man" to say what he did as it is damnable of me to say the things I do?

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