Debating Greg Felton’s Exploding Middle East Myths

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Press TV: In this edition of the show we discuss the book: Exploding Middle East Myths, written by Greg Felton.

For nearly 63 years, since its creation in 1948, the state of Israel has carefully controlled what the Western world knows about the Zionist state.

As a result, what we have received from the mainstream media is reams of propaganda and little truth when it comes to the racist and bellicose state.

Against this backdrop of censored “news,” one gutsy journalist took a dangerous stand and instead has been telling the truth about Israel for the last 15 years.

In Exploding Middle East Myths, you’ll see the real Israel: brutal treatment of Palestinians, blatant disregard for Christians and Muslims, and parasitic control over foreign governments, especially the US.

To buy  Greg Felton’s  Exploding Middle East Myths: 15 Years of Fighting Zionist Propaganda on Amazon click here

You can now order The Wandering Who on Amazon.com  or Amazon.co.uk

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