Ilhan Omar blames Fox News and Crenshaw for 'dangerous incitement' against her

Anti-Semite Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) claims Fox News and Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) caused "dangerous incitement" against her after Fox's Brian Kilmeade and Crenshaw voiced shock Wednesday over how she minimized the description of the 9-11 terror attacks of 2001.

Omar spoke at an event in late March for the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) — an arm of the Muslim Brotherhood and which the United Arab Emirates has designated as a terrorist organization. She described the 9/11 terror attacks as "some people did something."

Stunned by the remarks, which went viral this week, Crenshaw tweeted on Tuesday: "First Member of Congress to ever describe terrorists who killed thousands of Americans on 9/11 as 'some people who did something'. Unbelievable."

On Wednesday, Kilmeade also expressed shock over her Islamist-sounding comments, saying: "Really? Some people did something? You have to wonder if she’s an American first."

"As a Muslim American you should be more outraged because they sullied your religion," Kilmeade continued. "In the name of religion they kill Americans and still do it on a daily basis."

Omar also said in the speech that due to the 9-11 attacks CAIR was formed because an organization was needed to protect the rights of Muslims.

This was a lie in so many ways.

First of all, CAIR was formed in 1994, years before the attack. It was presented as an advocate organization for Muslims but was later designated as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land terror-funding trials.

Second of all, Muslims didn't have any special need to have their rights protected. The fact that Omar is a U.S. Representative lends proof to that, but Islamists all too often play the victim card. You'd almost think they were Democrats.

Omar responded to the criticisms by tweeting: "This is dangerous incitement, given the death threats I face. I hope leaders of both parties will join me in condemning it. My love and commitment to our country and that of my colleagues should never be in question. We are ALL Americans!"

Except for the Jews, Omar suggested, because they have a "dual allegiance." She is clearly an anti-Semite who has helped turned the Democrat Party into anti-Semitic enablers.

Kilmeade responded to Omar's tweet with a tweet of his own, writing: "I didn't intend to question whether Rep. Omar is an American - I am questioning how any American, let alone a United States Congresswoman, could downplay the 9/11 attacks."

Crenshaw also fired back at Omar, tweeting: "1. I never called you un-American. 2. I did not incite any violence against you. 3. You described an act of terrorism on American soil that killed thousands of innocent lives as 'some people did something.' It’s still unbelievable, as is your response here."

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggested that Omar, who has been repeatedly condemned by Congressional leaders over her anti-Semitism, was "anti-American" last month when she was speaking at AIPAC. But beyond that, nothing has been done to admonish Omar and she still sits on the Foreign Affairs Committee.

"This month, the full House came together to condemn the anti-Semitic myth of dual loyalty, and all forms of bigotry, with a resolution that 'rejects the perpetuation of anti-Semitic stereotypes in the United States and around the world, including the pernicious myth of dual loyalty and foreign allegiance, especially in the context of support for the United States-Israel alliance,'" Pelosi said with her hands and to her credit. "I simply declare to be anti-Semitic is to be anti-American. It has no place in our country."

Retired Deputy Chief Jim Riches FDNY, whose firefighter son Jimmy Riches was killed on 9/11, slammed Omar in an op-ed published in the New York Post on Wednesday.

"What Congresswoman Ilhan Omar said about Sept. 11 was disgraceful," Riches wrote. "She dismissed thousands of people being murdered like it was an everyday occurrence when she said “some people did something."

"I think Omar owes an apology to America. She owes an apology to the families," Riches continued. "She came here from Somalia. She was educated here. We took care of her. And now she’s saying 911 was nothing?"

No, apologies are garbage. Everyone throws one out now and then in order to appease others.

"Until the time that you realize the importance of 9/11 as the worst day in American history, I call for your removal from Congress," Riches concluded.

Now that's the way to go. No apology--just throw the bum out.


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