Antisemitic terror supporter and Z-list actor Ryan Jefferson Booth is truly the gift that keeps on giving.
“Blessed” with brain cells about as impressive as his actor “career,” Ryan Jefferson Booth has repeatedly shown how he is about as sharp as a bowling ball. Like those time(s) he had a dog of a day and kept saying “terrier” instead of “terrorist.”
And once again, he doesn’t disappoint.
I am not sure what movie Ryan Ginger saw, but there isn’t one called “Palestine 38.” I am guessing he meant Palestine 36, a movie recounting the 1936–1939 Arab revolt against British colonial rule in Palestine during the Mandate period.
Naturally, if he cannot even get the name of the movie correct, correctly spelling the word “anchored” is also a bridge too far.
Ryan Jefferson Booth wants to be a spokesman for a cause, but he can’t spell simple words or remember basic facts. Perhaps if he spent less time posting pro-terrorist drivel and more time reading a dictionary, he wouldn’t constantly look like a confused ‘terrier’ chasing its own tail. But hey, at least he keeps us entertained.
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