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Imagine A Foreign Country Flattening An Apartment Building In The US Because An American General Entered It. Never In A Million Years Would Americans Think That Was Acceptable And Not Regard It As Terrorism. – Dave DeCamp

 Imagine A Foreign Country Flattening An Apartment Building In The US Because An American General Entered It. Never In A Million Years Would Americans Think That Was Acceptable And Not Regard It As Terrorism.

So the Signal chat reveals that the US waited for the Houthis’ “top missile guy” to walk into a residential building where his girlfriend lived before launching an airstrike that collapsed it, which must have killed civilians. JD Vance said this was “excellent.”

🔗SOURCE ➡️ Dave DeCamp

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