Video: Jewish Israel’s ‘Break the Bones’ policy
White Shop: Rhodesia is Super T-Shirt
In the 1970s Rhodesia came up with this logo with this cute little elephant. There were LOTS of elephants in Rhodesia and the Whites were proud of that. The classic elephant and flag logo used by the Rhodesian Tourism authority in the 1970s and 1980s to promote tourism to that country.
[The Jews are hypocritical scum. They love to knife Whites in the back and scream about Fascists, NAZIS and Apartheid. But look at what they do. There's some good footage of violence used by the IDF. The video can be seen here: https://israelpalestinenews.org/watch-israels-break-the-bones-policy/ Jan]
During the First Palestinian “intifada” (uprising), Israeli forces perpetrated a policy of breaking protesters’ bones (more information about the this policy is here and here). The video is an excerpt from the documentary “Occupation 101 – Voices of the Silenced Majority“. The narrator is Alison Weir, founder of If Americans Knew and author of Against Our Better Judgment: The Hidden History of How the U.S. Was Used to Create Israel
This video is also posted on Odysee (and on YouTube, where it is partially blocked). DVDs of Occupation 101 are available at nominal cost from If Americans Knew.
Yitzhak Rabin, the initiator of the break the bones policy, later became Israeli Prime Minister, and is now often known as a ‘peacemaker’. Few people are aware of his less peaceful actions, including the fact that during Israel’s founding war, Rabin personally ordered that Palestinian inhabitants of Lydda “be expelled quickly without attention to age.” As Mondoweiss reports: “Thousands of refugees, entire families, elderly people, women and children marched about 15 miles eastwards in the height of summer. Dozens, including infants, did not survive the journey.”
Source: https://israelpalestinenews.org/watch-israels-break-the-bones-policy/
Video: Decapitation: How the Boers dealt with violent crowds of Blacks
A young Boer I knew, Gilbert, told me of the time in the early 1990s when he served in the South African Army and was stationed in the townships. He described the tactics the Boers used to smash violent black crowds with a minimum loss of life.