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EH here. The other day The Post-Partisan Emporium posted Max Igan's video "Thesis - Antithesis - Synthesis," which is well worth watching, so thank you PPE. This and the video I'm posting here are four hours together, and well worth the time. Max Igan did excellent work on the Covid scam as it was playing out in Australia, and is again doing so on the Gaza atrocity.
By now those paying attention are aware that the 40 decapitated babies story has been discredited. The story of the Supernova Festival is likewise highly questionable; see "Propaganda Blitz: How Mainstream Media Is Pushing Fake Palestine Stories" by Alan MacLeod. Here's an excerpt:
Another piece of blatantly fake news is the case of Shani Louk. Louk attended the Supernova Festival, ambushed by Hamas. It was widely reported that Hamas murdered her (e.g., Daily Mail, Marca, Yahoo! News, TMZ, Business Insider), stripped her, and paraded her naked body trophy-like through the streets on the back of a truck. Louk’s case incited global anger and calls for an overwhelming Israeli military response.
There was only one problem: Louk was later confirmed to be alive and in hospital, a fact that suggests the videos of her on the back of a truck were actually images of people saving her life by taking her to seek medical assistance.
Few of the outlets irresponsibly publishing these wildly incendiary stories have printed apologies or even retractions. The Los Angeles Times was one exception: after publishing a report claiming that Palestinians had raped Israeli civilians, it later informed readers that “such reports have not been substantiated.”
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