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Victor Ostrovsky 

A former Mossad agent.

And what happens once their label? Do you spread 'the truth' about them maliciously? Tell people to harass them with the information you spread and sew seeds of doubt in their mind? Their location on a day to day basis... What they say in private... And then disseminate that to everyone in the community so they can gaslight and harass the guy that's been labeled? OK! That's all I need to hear. Me getting arrested or killing a child is the signal to kill as many Jews as you can. That's the new deal. Nothing I ever say will ever make that not the case. If I rescind it, I'm lying. Unless the Jews want to come out here and give me the credit and the money I deserve. I'm always at my house between the hours of 6am and 9:30pm.
Hym "Victor Ostrovsky confessed in 1995 to 'labeling' people as a practice and he said this: 'I know what they do because I used to ask them to do it! When I was I the mossad and we had a problem with a guy in the U.S. and he was speaking out and he was talking like Pete like talked once and said "Israel is bombing Lebanon with cluster bombs." We say "Hey who's that guy?" You know? Pete 'Makkaqi' we used to call him. Which is 'Pete the cockroach' because he makes a lot of noise and you can't get rid of him. So what you do is you get in touch with the guy in the station in New York or the station in Washington and you say "Tell the guys at the ADL to 'Label' him" and of course the campaign starts and before you know it the guy is 'Labeled.' And he's an anti-semite because we SAY he is. And it shames me as a jew to tell you that. But that's the fact. And it's wrong!' So what happens when you get labeled? Do they try to make you live below the poverty line? Do the make you try to serve the jews? Voluntarily or otherwise? It's not NOTHING though."
Victor Ostrovsky by Hym Iam July 22, 2025
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