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Roger Waters responded on Friday to the new slanderous film defaming him as an antisemite and defending his support of Palestinian rights against Zionist violence and suppression by the state of Israel.
Roger Waters, 80, visited Julian Assange in jail on Saturday. He was accompanied by the convict's wife Stella Assange, 39, and former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis.
A film by former BBC investigative journalist John Ware claims the legendary guitarist used the offensive anti-Jewish terms.
Bob Ezrin, a Jewish man who produced hit Floyd albums including The Wall and A Momentary Lapse of Reason, told investigative journalist John Ware that Waters (pictured) was a 'bully' in his eyes.
Investigation interviews those who claim to have heard several derogatory references to Jews