The image wouldn't leave my head until I knew what to do about it. I tossed and turned, having sweaty nightmares about a white burning Toyota truck in the desert. "I thought about how those innocent men didn't have a chance with some American terrorists dropping bombs of death from out of the blue," O'Donnell recalled.
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Where is the outrage? Why aren't we protesting in the streets about the unjust treatment of ISIS freedom fighters?" O'Donnell said as she turned around to show her tattoo to the crew behind soundproof glass.Ībout a month ago she saw a YouTube video with a truck full of ISIS fighters obliterated by an American missile, and it left her terrified. "Even as we speak, bombs are falling on their heads while they peacefully sleep, and no one seems to care about it. "They are in a struggle for their way of life," O'Donnell continued.
"We need to recognize these brave individuals' fight for their freedom against the corrupting Western influences," O'Donnell said before standing up and turning her back to Bender while lifting her shirt and lowering her pants to expose the ISIS flag tattoo. Even though the idea has become controversial even among some of her liberal colleagues, O'Donnell said that she was willing to take the heat in order to raise awareness about the Islamic State's struggle against Western imperialism. Rosie O'Donnell was a guest today on David Bender's "Politically Direct," a progressive radio talk show on Air America, discussing her recent decision to get the ISIS flag tattooed on her lower back.
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