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Apparently Hezbollah's leader totally missed that Donald Trump was using 'sarcasm'

Remember when Donald Trump hammered pundits for not understanding that what he was saying about President Obama founding ISIS was just “sarcasm”?

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Yeah … about that.

Here’s Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the Shiite terrorist group Hezbollah, telling his followers that what the GOP nominee said about Obama and Sunni-ISIS was true:

From ABC News:

The leader of Hezbollah this weekend quoted Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump‘s accusation that President Obama and Trump’s Democratic rival Hillary Clintonfounded ISIS.

Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the Lebanese militant group, used Trump’s claim last week that Obama and Clinton were behind the extremist group ISIS’s establishment to bolster his criticism of the U.S. administration in a speech in Lebanon on Saturday, according to a transcript posted by the group’s media arm.

“This is not simple speech,” Nasrallah said of Trump’s remarks. “This is an American presidential candidate. This was spoken on behalf of the American Republican Party. He has data and documents.”

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As they say, words matter.

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