Pallywood: The Adventures Of Shirley Temper
Aussie Dave | Nov 07, 2012 | 12 comments
I have gone through hours of footage of palestinian protests at Nabi Saleh and identified many instances of the blonde palestinian girl “Pallywood Blondie” (otherwise known as Shirley Temper) being used for propaganda purposes.
Here’s what I’m talkin’ about.
Update: This video is a good rebuttal to the lies claimed in this one.
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Magnificent work Dave!
Kol hakovod. In the first segment, is she actually getting direction from the photographers?
Oh look, she’s wearing that “love” shirt to every protest.
Excellent – Shirley Temper, indeed.
Why go to school and learn anything constructive?
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The video cameras behind Shirley are a gift from B’tezlem
B’telem are financed by the EU. So here we are, The EU pays
indirectly for child abuse. Very nice indeed.
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