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To: TobagoJack who wrote (105654)4/22/2014 1:23:51 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu  Read Replies (3) of 217656
 
TJ, something very surprising and hard to believe but it may be true

Pro-Russian TV channel in Ukraine said to combat ‘zombie Zionistsjpost.com

Pro-Russian TV channel launches apparent promotional video depicting unnamed man describing channel as “a powerful blow to the biblical matrix."
Ukrainian separatists pledged to combat “zombie Zionists” in what appeared to be a promotional video for a newly-launched pro-Russian television channel.

The video was one of the first materials shown by KPE TV, which was established on Sunday, the news website tvplus.dn.ua reported Monday.

Coming amid a string of anti-Semitic attacks and incidents in Ukraine, the video showed three men standing in what appears to be a broadcast room while boasting about the new television channel.

Twenty seconds into the video, one of the three unnamed men is seen describing the channel as “a powerful blow to the biblical matrix and zombie Zionist.”

The television channel is based in Slovyansk, a city located 60 miles north of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine, where three unidentified men last week handed out anti-Semitic fliers calling on Jews to register with authorities and pay a special fee for what the fliers’ authors called Ukrainian Jews’ pro-Ukrainian sentiments.
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