Make the ziotards say it. PALESTINIAN HOLOCAUST. We must make this popular.
Start a thread or make a comment like: "I've really been thinking about this Palestinian holocaust and I think israel is in major violation of world laws and should be sanctioned".
PALESTINIAN HOLOCAUST. Say it. Make them say it. Make signs. Make fliers. Make shirts. STOP THE PALESTINIAN HOLOCAUST PLEASE. Think of all those lost in the Palestinian holocaust. Stand at a mic and read the names of all those who've been murdered in the great Palestinian holocaust. This is how we win.
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