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Netflix documentary “Turning Point: Generation 9/11” portrays Osama bin Laden as motivated by opposition to Israel. Seriously fuck you Brian Knappenberger - there are countless deranged jihadist speeches by Osama bin Laden yet you deliberately clip him denouncing Israel because you know clipping him like this is the best...

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