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Harry Belafonte VS. a zionist WOLF ON CNN

American terrorism killed almost a million Iraqis and destroyed Iraq as a whole; Wolf the CNN “News” anchor thinks Harry Belafonte is wrong to compare alqaida’s attack against New York and the Pentagon with American aggression against defenseless nation of Iraq. To Wolf the Zionist, the life of Arabs is nothing but worthless therefore considered collateral! Wolf Blitzer and thousands of “journalists” in America promoted and filmed the rape of Iraq, they have no moral ground whatsoever to even question Harry Belafonte, a man of tremendous courage who didn’t worship a Whiteman. If I was Harry, I would suggest to Wolf that, America’s terrorism threaten the world as we know it with a stockpile of weapons of mass destruction that could destroy the world many times over.
I think this video is a year old, but not old and irrelevant

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