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This is John Batchel, conversation with colleague Cliff May, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies,

about the reports that young people in Spain are breaking windows and demonstrating for a free Palestine. Cliff observes that ironically. Because the Iberian Peninsula is on the menu for the

jihadists and the extremists and the killers of Gaza, eventually they'll get to it, they say. Right now,

they're executing people, and Cliff explains this is what the future holds for the people of Gaza until and if

his Hamas is disarmed or in some fashion led away. More of this tonight. Cliff May on what is happening

now in Gaza after the ceasefire. First thing I'd say is I'm reminded of Monty Python and their dictum that nobody expects

the Spanish Inquisition.

Secondly, I would say that in Barcelona, where they're breaking windows at Starbucks,

because they want to see a free Palestine.

They don't know anything what they're talking about, but they've got a crazy socialist who's in charge of the country.

It's really sort of awful and shameful.

And by the way, if you want to know what Free Palestine looks like, I just described it for you.

Right now, Free Palestine means that Hamas gets to execute summarily, no judge, no trial,

no lawyers, just summarily, anybody they want.

They'd like to do that from the river to the sea, but they don't get to do that

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