Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that he travels with Israeli “special forces” in the event that he is arrested abroad for his charges by the International Criminal Court (ICC) — as he vowed to travel to New York City for the UN General Assembly meeting in September.
The scoundrels of delUSions and the faithful in the spirit of ha+e. As the system exposes itself those who are not willing to do the deed will meet their fate. Do you see it? It is happening right now. I hate both parties and they hate me. It is the ol good cop bad cop = controversy. Farm outrage self fulfilling prophecy. Loops, dupes and poops. Hey look at me bla bla bla…. I got your nose. Flood the zone they will never know. All for their fetish, the peak they will never reach. We are thrown into the grinder of their minds eye.
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This is a global leader — the mayor wants to arrest him, and then he’s sitting down for a podcast at the same exact time. This is Netanyahu, not a leader like Kim Jong Un or Putin who seem so far away, so inaccessible as to be impossible for us to understand. Netanyahu sits down for podcasts with influencers, he speaks English with an Philly accent. He’s on TV, he visits the US all the time.
At the same time, though, he is deeply misunderstood. I do not think most people my age or most people in general truly know who or what Benjamin Netanyahu really is, perhaps because of how visible he is. Although I think if there were one person in the world today whose story matters more than anyone else, it is probably Benjamin Netanyahu. let’s get into it.
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