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Supernova Hannibal

What happened at the Supernova Festival on October 7th, 2023, less than 4 miles from Gaza? A festival that was moved to this location just two days prior, despite Israeli intelligence & IDF Gaza Division knowing specific details in advance about the Hamas attack plan? (Search "Detailed End-to-End Raid Training" if you have doubts.)

Rows upon rows of structurally destroyed cars; vehicles that Israeli officials told the world were destroyed by Hamas on October 7th... but that was a Hasbara lie.

You can easily see holes from machine gun fire and from shells which caused extensive structural damage. Those who crossed the Iron Wall from Gaza were primarily men on foot with rifles and handguns. They had no weapons capable of this, and couldn’t have caused this kind of damage if they wanted to.

Every vehicle in this video was attacked by helicopters or tanks - part of what Israel call the Hannibal Directive: a standing military order to kill their own citizens rather than allow them to be captured alive. Israeli forces unleashed hellfire on their own people and their vehicles. Entire convoys fleeing the Nova festival were incinerated from the air. They did it knowingly, and admitted as much. They buried the truth under layers of propaganda, branding it all as “Hamas atrocities.” These vehicles were ordered to be cut up and buried, with the claim that it "respects the victims." Normal people call that hiding evidence... yet they made this video.

u/David_Corpus — 8 hours ago
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"Almost anything my kids do... they have inside information." Donald Trump stuns CNBC hosts by admitting his children possess inside knowledge due to his political power.

u/CarNo8607 — 24 hours ago
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From Nazi to NATO

Nazi officers who became Commanders in Chief in NATO assignments.

u/Igennem — 13 hours ago

South Korea's push in 1970 to remove Chinese characters from its education has left the younger generations confused, sparking debate whether or not to bring Chinese back into the Korean language.

u/5upralapsarian — 19 hours ago

As US celebrates 250 years, let's remember its legacy: "I didn't think of these people as humans," said US soldier on raping 14-year-old Iraqi girl before murdering her and her family

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u/Igennem — 1 day ago