don kovachick says the killing of shooting accolade may see the us placed under pressure to reconsider its military funding strategy. israel murdered a journalist and she also, if i'm correct, it was in american journalists. so you know, it deserves it outcry. it deserves retribution. and let me just say, i'm pleasantly surprised, and some people, at least in congress, are speaking of the famous lay he had been, sadly, that's honored, more in the breach than otherwise in many ways, i've said over the years, it's dead letter because the u. s. continues, of course, to fund many military's debt commit human rights abuses. however, you know, again, there's always hope that in this case it will be applied correctly and that the u. s. will at least maybe start to rethink its relationship with israel and and it's giving what over $3000000000.00 a year to the military. so i hope that will change those. the main stories for this our do had it was all websites, all t dot com, our social media pages include not telegram channel for more information. my name is peter scotts, bobby back again at th

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