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Fox News stenographer doesn't realize he accidentally exposed Israel's clumsy evidence tampering The Hamas "go bag" he showed behind Shifa's MRI machine was different than the one "IDF" spokesman Jonathan Conricus initially presented A gun was clearly added for effect

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Who killed JFK? Israel: " It was KHAMAS"

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"This was hidden very conveniently err secretly..." 🤦‍♂️

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@jimmy_dore Is that a working MRI machine? If so, pretty sure metal being in the same room would destroy the MRI machine. Weird.

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I like Jonathan. He is one of us. He has done more to help the Palestinian cause than the so called Arab leaders.

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Yet I ain’t even allowed to wear earrings in the MRI room

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