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Some Canadians were HAPPY about Oct 7!

12 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube monologue, the speaker emphasizes the magnitude of the October 7 attack on Israel, noting that about 1,200 people were killed and describing having seen raw footage of the events. He recounts personal visits to the Nova Festival site, Kibbutz Nir Oz, and the Carr graveyard, conveying the horror he witnessed. The speaker then condemns two further problems: (1) a segment of the public that frames the attack as justified resistance, which he calls a second form of depravity, and (2) the broader silence and lack of universal condemnation toward the perpetrators and the mobs that have taken over the city. The overall message is a call for unequivocal moral condemnation of the attack and the attitudes that excuse it.

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People forget that Israel was attacked on that day and 1,200 people were killed. I've seen much of the video, raw footage of that day, and it's the sickest thing you'll ever see. I've been to the Nova Festival site, to Kibbutz Nir Oz and the Carr graveyard. And you come out of that thinking the depravity and the sickness of what of what occurred that day. And then you realize two things. One is there are people on the street who think it's justified, who think that there was nothing wrong with it. It was resistance. That's the next sickness. And the third part is the silence out there and the lack of universal condemnation of these mobs that have taken over the city.