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When Greta Thunberg was going on about climate, she seemed less dangerous than in her current incarnation as a terrorist cheerleader. Yesterday in Berlin, keffiyeh-clad & wearing ‘Yalla Intifada’ (Let’s go Intifada) on her shirt, she displayed how well she had memorized the Hamas/Hezbollah playbook. She hit on “occupation,...

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