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Maybe this guy should have sit in the class and learn some math first... Another one for the War-math series: how do you resolve "Free free Palestine"? So, it starts like that. You need to write down the equation that will give you the result you want. Here, since we know only the result, we will write it as a function. So, F(x)= "Free fre Palestine", F being the function and x the variable. You know what the mathemathical answer is? F= Destroy, x= hamas, Which gives us: Destroy hamas = Free free Palestine. No Israel, No US in the equation, people. Told you, the guy should have sit in the class first.

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