Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Remembrance Day 2026: A murdered Peacekeeper

Today is Remembrance Day and although I'm not wearing a poppy in support of genocide I would like to remember a fallen Canadian soldier who was murdered by the IDF on July 15th 2006. He was a Peacekeeper in Lebanon.

"A tragic milestone in Canadian peacekeeping occurred on July 25, 2006, when Canadian Armed Forces Major Paeta Hess-Von Kruedener and three other UN military observers were killed in southern Lebanon when Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) artillery/bombs struck a clearly marked UN post. A Canadian Board of Inquiry later deemed the incident preventable."

He was murdered for reporting war crimes. "In 1982, in response to the Lebanon invasion and the massacres in Sabra and Shatila, Margaret Thatcher’s government suspended arms exports and revoked permission for British companies to sell certain weapons to Israel. The arms embargo remained in place for over a decade, lasting until 1994 (after Thatcher had left office)."

We can now clearly see the motive behind Israel's ongoing aggression towards Lebanon. They want to steal their land. Fringe extremists quoting false prophecies have gone mainstream and Zionism has become Fascism. 

Let us also remember the American soldiers murdered on the USS Liberty. Let us also remember that Israel was acting on the orders of President Lyndon B. Johnson who recalled the air support. This was clearly a false flag attack. The only thing that stopped the vicious assault was a Russian spy ship that sailed in to witness the event. Alex Jones is a wing nut but he did put out an informative documentary on the USS Liberty attack. 

Candace Owens interviewed Phil Tourney, a survivor of Israel's attack on USS Liberty. Again we need to remember Israel was acting on orders from President Lyndon B. Johnson. The one who took over after Kennedy was assassinated for vetoing Operation Northwoods. Bad people taking over good governments.

Charlie Kirk was not shot with a 30-06. He passionately opposed the Iran war. 

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