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kill all nazionist sympathizers 
https://x.com/jakeshieldsajj/status/1728582972264354026
You can see from the body language that the prisoners were treated with respect and dignity
— Jake Shields (@jakeshieldsajj) November 26, 2023
This is interesting because the IDF is infamous for beating, raping, and torturing their prisoners
It seems they are always doing what they accuse their enemies of pic.twitter.com/nYIBcp4WYy
everyone is noooticing something about one of the girls
finally she saw a real man, she's in love neow !jewish chads discuss
anyway, now that it's confirmed that hamas is super holesum, idf are real terrorists, plz cope 
https://x.com/Campb37345Maree/status/1728419139729948830
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How suspicious! My dad was in the US Army directly "providing services" to guys flying secret missions into Laos. I guess he was a glowie.
After that he was a civilian employee of a city police department. Later he had students at Berkeley who became commies. What are the odds of that?
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Colston worked for the Pacific Architects and Engineers which was directly involved in the Phoenix Program whose purpose was to carry out assassinations and psyops against the Communist Viet Cong.
Colston's former students and prisoners in his program that joined the SLA frequently got lenient sentencing, untraced weapons, and got killed before they could divulge any information. He was pretty involved the whole time as a left-wing political activist in academia, so it's not like he just taught some students that went on to be commies.
Leftoid and rightoid extremist groups are basically overrun by glowies at this point. Very few of these orgs are not under the watchful eyes of US intelligence.
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A construction company building POW camps in South Vietnam is hardly suspicious. By that logic everyone who worked for Hyundai was probably a glowie. Literally millions of people worked for companies that did this stuff.
The Phoenix Program was not about assassination no matter how many times you pinkos repeat that. It was about identifying communist leaders so they could be arrested (~90% were). In a fraction of the cases the target was behind enemy lines so friendly guerillas were sent to deal with them.
Everyone in the early '70s was getting lenient sentences. Untraceable guns were all over the place. It was a very similar environment to today.
A Berkeley professor and his students were left-wing? Well frick, there can't be any simple explanation for that.
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