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Bill Rajov, the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, speaks of the two episodes so far

of the U.S. responding to provocations by Agents of Tehran.

On the 26th to 27th of October, F-16 struck a depot, an IRGC depot in Syria. On the 8th, 9th of November, 2 F-15 struck an IRGC depot, again in Syria. To our knowledge, no casualties. These strikes are meant

to answer the provocations of the militias around Syria and Iraq working for Iran have thrown missiles and

mortars and to our understanding drones at the American deployment, the anti-IS American deployment in Syria and Iraq.

Has that stopped the provocations? Not so far.

It then turned to India. Sa'anandoume of the American Enterprise

Institute in the Wall Street Journal, identifies the Muslim minority, 200

billion people, 14% of the population in India, repeating

anti-Semitic remarks, campaigning for Hamas in some fashion across India, very disappointing and at the same time illogical

because tolerance is the nature of India's society working together and this is preaching the opposite message of

intolerance and then to Canada Conrad Black reports that our Canadian

brethren 40 million to the north. No incidents of any

significance to even mention in the news of anti-Semitism. The way I believed

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