The victims of the "Israeli" massacre in Ansar, southern Lebanon, have been identified as Ali al-Hajj Hassan, his wife Zeinab Nasser al-Deen, and their four children: Hussein, Zahra, Abbas, and Hassan.

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🌟The Jews should have learned by now that Lebanon is a dangerous place and they should stay out ☠️

Ok no problem, the resistance will keep reminding them 🔥

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🆒The carnage left behind after Ansarullah smashed Saudi terrorists at Mokha port on the west coast of Yemen 🔥

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Dan's Television commercial 👌🏻

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They literally tell us openly what they intend to do. Yet it's somehow a conspiracy theory when we repeat it.

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🆒Ansarullah missiles have smashed the hell out of Saudi forces and their mercs in Marib again leaving a pile of dead terrorists and destroyed equipment 🇸🇦🚀

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If you let these parasites in they immediately start meddling ✡️

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OK, this is hilarious and I also need this Shirt 😅

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So we have to fund their genocide and pay for their rehabilitation because of their self inflicted psychological damage caused by their own atrocities. These creatures are a cancer on humanity.

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In memory of

Peter Roman Scholl-Latour

born: 9 March 1924 (Bochum)
died: 16 August 2014 (Bad Honnef)

Peter Roman Scholl-Latour was a German-French journalist, non-fiction writer, war correspondent and columnist.

From 1978 onwards, through his connections with Sadegh Tabatabai, Scholl-Latour was in contact with Ayatollah Khomeini, who was living in exile in Neauphle-le-Château, near Paris. He travelled to Tehran with a film crew and subsequently showed Khomeini the footage they had shot there. As a result, he became one of the journalists who were granted the privilege of accompanying Khomeini on the aeroplane during his return to Iran. Scholl-Latour later reported on this:

“Tabatabei said to me: ‘The Imam is now performing his morning prayer; if you like, you can film him whilst he does so.’ That was very unusual. And then something quite strange happened. He handed Tabatabei a large, yellow envelope, which Tabatabei passed on to me, saying: ‘If we are arrested or even killed on arrival in Tehran, then hide this envelope well. If all goes well, please give it back to me.’ When we arrived, two million people were cheering Khomeini’s arrival. So I handed the envelope back. It was not until eight months later that I found out what was inside: it was the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran.”

According to his own account, Scholl-Latour subsequently always carried a photograph of himself and Khomeini with him, so that he could ‘identify’ himself in the Muslim world.

On 16 August 2014, Scholl-Latour died in Rhöndorf at the age of 90 following a serious illness. In accordance with his wishes, he was buried at the Waldfriedhof cemetery in Rhöndorf.

Peter Scholl-Latour

R.I.P.

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