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KINSELLA: Propaganda seeks to invert the reality of 9/11 and Oct. 7 terror attacks
Propagandists aims to turn the victims of heinous Islamic terrorist attacks into the perpetrators – and the perpetrators into victims
The purpose of propaganda is to make some people think that other people aren’t human.
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