UN, fire despicable 'massacres inspirer' Pallywoody bloody propagandist Khulood Badawi

Submitted by Neill (United States), Mar 22, 2012 at 03:40

Fire despicable 'massacres inspirer' Pallywoody bloody propagandist Khulood Badawi

The latest PALLYWOOD ugly propaganda by "Palestinian" Arab "activist" Khulood Badawi of posting a bloodied fake image, casting an accidental death of a child as "Israel's deed," is another stain on the UN as a supposed "honest" broker in the conflict..

We demand the dismissal of Khulood Badawi
March 15, 2012 20:52
by HonestReporting

"Palestinianism" - a systematic falsehood

That anti-Jewish war, that rages since the (racist Arab and Islamic fanatic) Mufti, al-Husseini began it all in the 1920s, then later on he aided Hitler in extremination of Jews in WW2. His henchman and spokesman Ahmad Shukairy invented in 1961 the "apartheid analogy." Never mind that Arabs, Muslims often enjoy more rights than Israeli Jews because of the exemption to serve in the army and preferential-treatment "affirmative action."

Highest time to expose the fakesness of "Palestinian" false victimhood.

Natives?
Never mind that Churchill testified in the 1930s that Arab immigration surpassed Jewish immigration in Palestine/Israel.

Victims?
Never mind that most Arab casualties are a result of Arab-Islamic (Palestinian or Hezbollah) use of civilian population, whereas most Israeli/Jewish victims are of intentionally targteted crimes by Arabs, including by Abbas / "moderate" official PA's Fatah-Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade.

Pallywood & its leading massacres:
These inflammatory images are directly linked to inspire the targeting of little Jewish kids whether the Fogel family in their beds, Sderot schoolchildren, or chasing after little kids in Toulouse, all by Arab-Islamic bigots, in the name of Islam.

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