In the aftermath of Candace’s astonishing revelations regarding a ‘paid for’ campaign APAIC and Israel’s PR ministry are engaged in, there are suddenly many stories fitting that parttern.
It has been revealed that a range of influential people were paid to label certain podcaster or critics of Israeli military action anti-semitic. From artists to pastors you heard about the evils of Tucker Carlson and ‘Camrashe Owens’ ( as the pastor pronounced it.)
Then you had Azealia Banks
apparently being ‘forced’ to wear a hijab to her concert in the United Kingdom, an already disproved statement. Banks is now suing to try and detract from the upcoming consequences of cancelling her show to paying fans for what is now known to be a lie.
WHO IS ELICA LEBON?
Getting to the title of the post, one of the latest in a series of Israel damage mitigation spokesperson came in the form of an Elica Lebon wanting to specifically debate Dave Smith on Piers Morgan’s show. Remember, Dave Smith has had a tirade of people from Breitbart and other ulta zionist media outlets chasing him on various podcasts. Douglas Murray and his infamous disaster of a Joe Rogan Experience debate that felt more like an intervention to plead that Dave Smith stop criticizing and calling out the genocide in Gaza or the multiple shady things the nation state of Israel had done. Then you had Jordan Peter doing the same thing on JRE and trying to suck up to Joe for the world to see to ensure he had ‘guardrails’ against certain people and their opinions, codeword for (not inviting anyone who criticizes the agenda)
Elica Lebon, ladies and gents. The latest one in a tirade of ‘but Israel is the good guy!’ spokespeople who will assure you that an Israeli committing murder can not be seen the same as an Iranian committing murder and thinking a different way makes you ‘demoralised’ as she says.
Anyway, no words will do this video justice so you need to sit back and be patient and try to make it through this ‘debate’ I can assure you there will be cringy moments.
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