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“A Commando Who Never Fired a Gun, Whose Weapon Was a Ballpoint Pen” One revelation in Drop Site’s new investigation into Israel’s censorship campaign on Facebook and Instagram: Meta’s top policy official for Israel, Jordana Cutler—a longtime Netanyahu advisor—personally flagged posts about Palestinian novelist Ghassan Kanafani for takedown. Cutler... instructed Meta staff to review content about Kanafani under policies targeting “glorification” of “violent individuals and organizations”—even though the leftist resistance group he once spoke for, the PFLP, wasn’t designated a terrorist group until decades after his death. Kanafani (1936–1972), however, is a towering figure in Palestinian literature—a journalist, novelist, and activist who chronicled exile and resistance in work now translated into over 17 languages until he was assassinated in a Mossad orchestrated car bombing in Beirut. Lebanon’s Daily Star described him as “a commando who never fired a gun, whose weapon was a ballpoint pen.” (Read our full investigation at the link below) Video: Ghassan Kanafani – The Era of Revolutionary Media (The Listening Post, Al Jazeera)show more

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Today—54 yrs ago—the Mossad killed Ghassan Kanafani & his niece in Beirut. “A commando who never fired a gun, whose weapon was a ball-point pen and his arena the newspaper pages,” wrote the Daily Stars for his obituary. Kanafani was born in Acre/Akka & expelled at the age of 12.

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‘Men in the Sun,’ a tale of three refugees suffocating in the back of a water tanker as they attempt to cross into Kuwait, remains one of the most scalding allegories of Palestinian displacement. Its author, Ghassan Kanafani, was among the Arab world’s most influential novelists. A writer, editor, and a strategist for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Kanafani was born in Acre in 1936. When he was 12, Zionist militias drove his family into exile during the Nakba - an event whose humiliation and loss he would later write about with unsparing clarity. His early years as a teacher for children in refugee camps shaped his conviction that literature could be resistance: a way to give form to dispossession, and to insist on the right of return. In novels such as ‘All That’s Left to You’ and ‘Return to Haifa,’ he dismantled the comforts of nostalgia, articulating for fellow Palestinians the costs of exile and the demands of liberation. In 1972, he and his 17-year-old niece Lamees were killed in Beirut by a Mossad-planted car bomb. The Lebanese Daily Star described him as “a commando who never fired a gun, whose weapon was a ball-point pen...” (Source: Dead Poets Wilde)

‘Men in the Sun,’ a tale of three refugees suffocating in the back of a water tanker as they attempt to cross into Kuwait, remains one of the most scalding allegories of Palestinian displacement. Its author, Ghassan Kanafani, was among the Arab world’s most influential novelists. A writer, editor, and a strategist for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Kanafani was born in Acre in 1936. When he was 12, Zionist militias drove his family into exile during the Nakba - an event whose humiliation and loss he would later write about with unsparing clarity. His early years as a teacher for children in refugee camps shaped his conviction that literature could be resistance: a way to give form to dispossession, and to insist on the right of return. In novels such as ‘All That’s Left to You’ and ‘Return to Haifa,’ he dismantled the comforts of nostalgia, articulating for fellow Palestinians the costs of exile and the demands of liberation. In 1972, he and his 17-year-old niece Lamees were killed in Beirut by a Mossad-planted car bomb. The Lebanese Daily Star described him as “a commando who never fired a gun, whose weapon was a ball-point pen...” (Source: Dead Poets Wilde)

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Both Joe Rogan and Ian Carroll believe there were 2 JFK shooters and neither was the driver. JFK's head famously goes 'back and to the left' with the top of his head exploding upwards. How could the driver have been the shooter if the driver was also on the left? Even if the driver is holding a gun, he was a secret service agent whose job it was to pull his gun if shots are fired. The driver is misdirection. The truth is right in front of us, but it will be very difficult for people to accept. The first shot came from a mechanism built into the car fired from the passenger seat which struck JFK in the neck. The second shot came from Jackie who fired from below with a small custom gun she carried in her purse. She wasn't trying to collect JFK's brains but trying to hand off the gun to the agent running behind the car. Watch it carefully. She leans in as she pulls the trigger. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.

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NEW: Police reportedly dusted the inside and outside of Boeing whistleblower John Barnett's truck for fingerprints despite being a suicide investigation. A Holiday Inn worker who was with Barnett the evening before he died says he seemed totally fine. According to the worker, Barnett had a quesadilla, a Coke and was just on his phone during dinner before he died. "I didn’t think of him at all until I heard the news the next day. He didn’t seem upset at all," the employee said. Family friend Bob Emery who was close with Barnett is also questioning his death, saying Barnett "seemed too focused on what he was doing" with the Boeing lawsuit and "didn’t seem depressed." According to the New York Post, the investigation into Barnett's death is still ongoing and police even dusted the truck for fingerprints, something the outlet says is "an unusual measure in a suicide case."

NEW: Police reportedly dusted the inside and outside of Boeing whistleblower John Barnett's truck for fingerprints despite being a suicide investigation. A Holiday Inn worker who was with Barnett the evening before he died says he seemed totally fine. According to the worker, Barnett had a quesadilla, a Coke and was just on his phone during dinner before he died. "I didn’t think of him at all until I heard the news the next day. He didn’t seem upset at all," the employee said. Family friend Bob Emery who was close with Barnett is also questioning his death, saying Barnett "seemed too focused on what he was doing" with the Boeing lawsuit and "didn’t seem depressed." According to the New York Post, the investigation into Barnett's death is still ongoing and police even dusted the truck for fingerprints, something the outlet says is "an unusual measure in a suicide case."

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NEW: Man who disappeared 27 years ago at the age of 17, found alive 200 meters from his family's home in a neighbor's cellar. Insane. Omar Bin Omran of Algeria disappeared 27 years ago. He went missing in 1998 on his way to a vocational school. A 61-year-old is in police custody after his brother apparently exposed him on social media over an inheritance dispute. The post tipped off the family of Omar who then stormed the man's home in search of their son. He was found under haystacks. Omar was held in captivity by a man who lived alone and worked as a "civil servant." He was often seen purchasing food for two people. "The Public Prosecutor's Office received a complaint against an anonymous person claiming that the complainant's brother, Omar bin Omran, who has been missing for about 30 years, is in the house of one of his neighbors, inside a sheepfold," a court official said. It's not completely clear why Omar did not call for help for nearly 30 years. Algerian media is reporting that Omar claimed he was unable to call for help because of a spell the abductor cast on him.

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"He hacked the machine with a BALLPOINT PEN, right in front of the judge, twice." - Mike Lindell This video proves by a voting machine expert that anyone can gain FULL ADMIN ACCESS to the voting machines in under 2 min with NO TOOLS, but a simple, everyday, BALLPOINT PEN. Trying to prove voting machines were safe in a court of law ended up doing the exact opposite, turning the demonstration into a live procedure of their how to access the machines and their enormous vulnerability, in front of the judge, and the entire courtroom. Most of the evidence for the 2020 election was NEVER even looked at, just thrown out. Not only are these judges proceeding over these cases corrupt, but they are bought, blackmailed, and / or threatened. Our greatest enemy is from within and many of them sit on the bench in a court of law. They are compromised and MUST be removed.

"He hacked the machine with a BALLPOINT PEN, right in front of the judge, twice." - Mike Lindell This video proves by a voting machine expert that anyone can gain FULL ADMIN ACCESS to the voting machines in under 2 min with NO TOOLS, but a simple, everyday, BALLPOINT PEN. Trying to prove voting machines were safe in a court of law ended up doing the exact opposite, turning the demonstration into a live procedure of their how to access the machines and their enormous vulnerability, in front of the judge, and the entire courtroom. Most of the evidence for the 2020 election was NEVER even looked at, just thrown out. Not only are these judges proceeding over these cases corrupt, but they are bought, blackmailed, and / or threatened. Our greatest enemy is from within and many of them sit on the bench in a court of law. They are compromised and MUST be removed.

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Cooper: He was all smiles alongside Kyle Rittenhouse, whom he called a nice young man. This time the president went online saying: this is the gunman's gun weapon loaded with two additional magazines and ready to go. What's that about? This is from a president who, until this weekend, hardly stopped talking about his love for the second amendment. And now he supports the second amendment, just not all the time, depending on who's carrying the gun and who gets killed. Alex Pretti was apparently not his kind of gun owner. He was, however, someone who served his country by caring for its wounded and badly ill veterans by comforting them in their final hours and honoring their passing.

Cooper: He was all smiles alongside Kyle Rittenhouse, whom he called a nice young man. This time the president went online saying: this is the gunman's gun weapon loaded with two additional magazines and ready to go. What's that about? This is from a president who, until this weekend, hardly stopped talking about his love for the second amendment. And now he supports the second amendment, just not all the time, depending on who's carrying the gun and who gets killed. Alex Pretti was apparently not his kind of gun owner. He was, however, someone who served his country by caring for its wounded and badly ill veterans by comforting them in their final hours and honoring their passing.

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every member and leader of the resistance knows they risk losing their lives in the struggle for liberation, that is why they joined the resistance against the genocidal Israeli death cult. Nasrallah, after defeating the Zionists many times and serving not only his own people of Lebanon and that of Palestine, but of humanity as a whole, now joins other resistance leaders who happily embraced their martyrdom knowing the movement would outlive them and succeed in destroying the genocidal Zionist death cult. Co-founder and leader of Hamas Abdel Aziz al-Rantisi gave the response in the video below when asked if he was afraid of being killed. Did his assassination in 2004 weaken Hamas? No, within a few years they became the governing party of the entire Palestinian resistance, and gave birth to one of the most moral, just and humane acts in history, inflicting a mortal blow on the Zionist death and rape cult that will never be forgotten with Operation Al-Aqsa Flood.

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