How Texas Put Five Men In Prison For Their Empathy
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In 2001, a charity that dared to provide things like blankets, schoolbooks, scholarships, medical supplies, and food to orphans in Palestine was shut down under a Bush-era Executive Order 13224, and those running it were charged with funding “terrorism”.
This shouldn’t surprise my readers since you should know already that whoever the U.S. sees as a friend can literally murder tens of thousands of children and still be a friend to the U.S., but if you dare to even feed those that empire wants starved to death, then you’re suddenly a villain.
The charity’s name was The Holy Land Foundation (HLF), and its leaders, later known as the HLF5, ended up being at the center of one of the largest “terrorism-financing” cases in U.S. history.
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