If any world leader believes they are protected by the iron collar they subjugated their respective countries to, they may want to rethink that security guarantee.

Hitler’s military strategy during World War II was based on the principles of blitzkrieg, or “lightning war.” This strategy was based on the idea of striking quickly and using surprise attacks to overwhelm the enemy. The German military was able to use this strategy to great effect, conquering much of Europe and establishing the Axis Powers. The German military also employed a scorched earth policy, meaning that any territory conquered was destroyed so that it could not be used by the enemy. — Rishabh Pitaliya

Horrific screen shots from RT of the massacre that took place hours ago in Gaza {from this morning’s news program on RT.com}: