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| My book Questioning the War on Terror explores the question of what “terrorism” means, whether it’s really a threat to Americans, and who’s really behind it |
By Kevin Barrett, TruthJihad.com
Was the Palestinian who drove a truck into a crowd of Israeli soldiers a “terrorist”?
Of course not.
The word “terrorism” means “attacking civilians to incite fear.” The Palestinian truck driver did not attack civilians. He attacked soldiers. So call him a “resistance fighter” or “freedom fighter” or “anti-occupation combatant” or whatever else you want. But the one thing he obviously is NOT is a terrorist.
The Israel government and its IDF, however, are terrorists. They systematically target civilians to induce fear. Every few years they massacre another few thousand Gaza civilians, bombing hospitals and ambulances, strafing kids playing soccer on the beach, and drenching families with white phosphorous.
Maybe that Palestinian truck driver should be called an “anti-terrorism commando.”
If Obama thinks “counterterrorism” means cowards at video-game consoles drone-massacring people at wedding parties because one or two of the people at the wedding belong to a group fighting to liberate their homeland from foreign occupation…well, in that case, taking out a bunch of IDF occupation terrorists in an operation that requires the anti-terrorism fighter to give up his life is downright HEROIC as counter-terror ops go.
But what about the similarities between this truck attack and the previous ones in Berlin and (last summer) in Nice?
The two truck attacks in Europe were indeed terrorist attacks. They targeted civilians, and incited fear.
And were carried out by the State of Israel, probably with help from its Gladio/NATO assets.
As I reported in the book Orlando False Flag: The Clash of Histories:
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Agree. 100%