Zohran Mamdani's father said Hitler was inspired by Abraham Lincoln

NEW YORK – In yet another shocking discovery that completely baffles anyone who thinks American history textbooks should contain facts rather than anti-capitalist fan fiction, resurfaced footage reveals that Mahmoud Mamdani, the father of New York City's socialist mayor, Zohran Mamdani, once taught an audience that Adolf Hitler took his notes directly from Abraham Lincoln.

The elder Mamdani, a longtime Ivy League academic who surely bills his revolutionary lectures on a taxpayer-funded credit card, explained during a 2022 panel discussion hosted by the Asia Society that America is essentially the grand-daddy of global mischief.

“With the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln generalized the solution of reservations, they herded American Indians into separate territories,” Mamdani, Columbia’s Herbert Lehman professor of government, said. “For the Nazis, this was the inspiration – Hitler realized two things: one, that genocide is doable. It is possible to do genocide, that’s what Hitler realized. Second thing Hitler realized, is that you don’t have to have a common citizenship.”

Naturally, local socialists are thrilled to learn that their favorite historical villain was apparently inspired by the guy on the five-dollar bill.

According to a cozy profile by the New York Times, the younger Mamdani happily credits his parents for a "privileged upbringing" defined by frequent dinner table chats about how much they despise Western civilization. That elite, trust-fund-adjacent upbringing clearly paid off, as the proud democratic socialist has spent his career fighting bravely for the working class from the comfort of trendy coffee shops.

During the same 2022 academic-circle-jerk, the senior Mamdani doubled down on his unique creative writing exercise by claiming that the racist and antisemitic Nuremberg Laws of Nazi Germany “were patterned after American laws.” He also bravely informed the room that Allied forces during World War II had the exact same malicious game plan as the Third Reich.

“The Nazi political project was shared by the Allies, and that political project was to turn Germany into a ‘pure’ nation. A ‘pure’ nation rid of its minorities,” Mamdani said at the Asia Society event. “When the Allies defeated the Nazis and went into Eastern Europe, they began to create ‘pure’ nations. To ethnically cleanse Eastern Europe of Germans – move them back into Germany. One crime doesn’t wipe out another.”

Critics digging into the family archive after the younger Mamdani's primary political upset were shocked to find that the apple does not fall far from the tree of campus radicalism. Footage from a 2021 Young Democratic Socialists of America conference features the candidate sternly instructing true believers never to compromise on mundane goals like “seizing the means of production.”

Meanwhile, in his literary classic, “Good Muslim, Bad Muslim: America, the Cold War, and the Roots of Terror,” the senior Mamdani brilliantly rebrands suicide bombers, arguing that the term is a total misnomer because they are fundamentally identical to any other “soldier[s] whose objective is to kill.”

At press time, the Mamdani family was busy drafting an academic paper proving that George Washington invented traffic jams entirely out of spite.

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Bibi responds to false claims by former POTUS Bozo about Israel stealing Palestinian land

JERUSALEM — In a stunning development that shocked absolutely no one, local man Barack Obama took a brief pause from his busy schedule of giving multimillion-dollar lectures to fly to Belfast and explain to the Middle East how it has been doing history wrong for the past four millennia.

Speaking to journalist Susan McKay, the former American president bravely solved the complex geopolitical puzzle of the Levant by reducing it to a real estate dispute. According to Obama, the primary error of the Jewish state was failing to realize that living in your ancestral homeland is actually just a bad vibe for the neighbors.

"The fact is that the Jewish people, for millennia, were oppressed, discriminated against, killed," Obama said, laying the groundwork for a pivot. "Europe was responsible for much of it. They understandably sought a refuge."

However, Obama noted that once the refugees actually showed up, set down roots, and decided not to be exterminated, the local populations understandably responded by saying, "This is injustice, and I want my land back." He further warned that if Israel’s attitude is simply ensuring its own survival instead of surrendering to its neighbors, it has unfortunately ceded moral ground to people who chant "Death to America."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wasted no time addressing the former president's geographical critique, taking to X/Twitter to remind the world where things actually stand.

"The Jewish people are not foreign occupiers in the land of our forefathers," Netanyahu said. "Our history is not a colonial enterprise. Our land is not stolen land. This is our homeland."

Netanyahu characterized the Belfast remarks as a regrettable statement, gently pointing out the fundamental difference between ancient indigenous populations and European expansionism.

AI generated and very believable

"We're not the Dutch in Indonesia... the Belgians in the Congo, we're Jews in Judea," he noted, presumably waiting for someone to check a map of the Roman Empire.

Addressing the actual mechanics of peace, Netanyahu pointed out a minor speed-bump in the negotiation process: the people currently screaming "Death to Israel" and "Death to America."

"Regarding the path to a peace agreement, Netanyahu said that the obstacle to peace is not Israel, but rather the enemies in the region shared by Israel and the United States," officials confirmed, highlighting an ongoing refusal by hostile regimes to recognize a Jewish state inside any boundary whatsoever.

"We are the 'Little Satan,' you are the 'Great Satan,'" Netanyahu added, summarizing the warm diplomatic overtures frequently received from Tehran while noting that both nations remain tasked with defending a common civilization.

"A peace built on illusions will crash against the rocks of Middle Eastern reality," Netanyahu concluded. "Israel will not gamble with its survival to accommodate those who refuse to accept the facts of history, to accept our right to exist, or who wish to appease terror."

"We certainly do not; we never will."

Meanwhile, Obama urged the citizens of Israel to completely rethink their future strategy by abandoning walls and finding a more moral way to defend themselves, such as politely asking hostile actors to please stop trying to wipe them out.

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Talarico Isn't Fooling Voters About Bible Claims and Abortion

AUSTIN, TX—In a breathtaking display of a theological contortionist's gymnastics that would leave even a professional Cirque du Soleil acrobat weeping, Texas Democratic Senate candidate and ordained Presbyterian minister James Talarico managed to convince himself that a book containing roughly 800,000 words somehow forgot to mention the topic of ending human life.

During a CNN and Jubilee town hall event featuring the segment “Change My Mind: Abortion,” Talarico looked straight into the eyes of voters and delivered the kind of profound ecclesiastical revelation normally reserved for a seminary dropout trying to pass a midterms exam.

“The Bible is silent on the issue of abortion,” Talarico stated with a straight face, adding, “It means you and I both have to look at different scriptures to try to come to a conclusion.”

Unfortunately for the candidate, one Catholic voter in the audience decided to bring a little thing called historical context to the party. Stepping up to the microphone, the voter delivered a rather blunt reality check.

“The Bible is not silent on abortion,” the voter responded. “There is the Ten Commandments, thou shalt not kill, and as Catholics, we take great insult when it’s spouted that way.”

The exchange immediately went viral across social media platforms, with conservative commentators eager to dissect the wreckage. 

Daily Wire reporter Jacob Wheeler described it as a “stunning moment” of pushback against the candidate. 

Political commentator Benny Johnson offered a slightly more dramatic assessment, writing that the Catholic voter essentially “nuked” Talarico from orbit. The voter’s remarks even managed to draw genuine applause from segments of the studio audience, proving that actual literacy remains surprisingly popular.

Talarico, who frequently weaves his Christian faith into a campaign supporting expanded abortion access, now faces the tricky task of convincing voters that God spent all that time etching commandments onto stone tablets just to leave a convenient loophole for elective medical procedures.

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Michigan Dem Abdul El-Sayed Discovers That Questions About His Family Are Apparently Out of Bounds

Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed found himself in the uncomfortable position of having to answer questions from NBC News, a development that appeared to catch the Democrat completely off guard as he was expecting powderpuff questions with no followup. 

The subject was about family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, and El-Sayed responded with the political equivalent of demanding to speak to the manager.

During an interview with NBC News, El-Sayed dismissed questions about his family’s alleged connections to the Islamist organization as “not serious,” attempting to redirect attention toward his Michigan résumé rather than explain social media posts in which his maternal half-sister claimed their family had “long” been involved with the group.

The awkward exchange followed El-Sayed’s earlier denial of any connection to the Muslim Brotherhood, a position that became considerably more complicated after his sister’s old posts resurfaced.

NBC reporter Tom Llamas confronted El-Sayed with several statements posted by his half-sister, Eman Abdelhadi, a University of Chicago professor. In June 2012, Abdelhadi wrote, “My family has long been MB,” referring to the Muslim Brotherhood.

[According to the Council on Foreign Relations, the Brotherhood's central mission is to Islamize society through religious law, values, and morals. Its ideology seeks a political and social order based on Islamic principles and Sharia law.]

In another post, she recalled, “had an amazing talk with my mom about her activism in the Muslim Brotherhood during the early 70s while she was in college.”

Then, in July 2013, she added, “I have had family jailed for being a part of it.”

Those statements raised questions that El-Sayed apparently would have preferred remained buried in the internet’s increasingly inconvenient archives.

Rather than address the substance of the posts, El-Sayed launched into a recitation of his personal history and professional accomplishments, as though serving Michigan’s public health system somehow rendered questions about his family automatically illegitimate. 

Maybe he has something to hide.

“It’s funny to me. I was born in 1984, down the street in Rochester Hills,” he said. “I was raised here in Michigan, went to the University of Michigan, rebuilt the health department in the city, led the health department in this county. And you want to ask me about what was happening in Egypt in 1970? Are you serious?”

Apparently, the relevant question was no longer what his sister had written about their family, but why anyone would dare ask him about it.

Llamas persisted, prompting El-Sayed to offer a denial while acknowledging that he had never discussed the matter with his mother.

“I’m telling you, like, I have no ties. We have no ties,” he said. “I have never had these conversations with my mother. I wasn’t raised by my mother.”

El-Sayed then accused the reporter of “using hearsay evidence from a tweet.”

The candidate’s defense thus rested on a peculiar combination of categorical denial and an admission that he had never actually discussed the subject with the person at the center of the reported family history.

Llamas was not persuaded. He pointed out that El-Sayed had criticized President Donald Trump over “truthfulness” and suggested that voters were entitled to expect the same standard from the Senate candidate.

“So when people ask you a question, they all do expect the truth,” the reporter said.

El-Sayed appeared offended by the implication.

“Do you think, are you insinuating that somehow I was lying?” El-Sayed responded. “And I’m telling you I was not.”

The exchange offered a glimpse of what happens when a politician accustomed to criticizing his opponents discovers that the press occasionally applies the same inconvenient standards to him. Suddenly, the questions are unserious, the evidence is hearsay, and the person asking for clarification is apparently the real problem.

The controversy is not entirely academic. Chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood, including the organization’s Egyptian branch, have been designated as specially designated global terrorist organizations by the United States. Egypt is also the country from which El-Sayed’s parents emigrated.

El-Sayed has previously boasted that he held dual American and Egyptian citizenship, although he now says that claim was based on misinformation.

The social media posts first drew renewed attention after the Washington Free Beacon resurfaced them following El-Sayed’s categorical denial of any links to the Muslim Brotherhood during an appearance on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”

President Donald Trump also weighed in on Wednesday, claiming that El-Sayed himself was a member of the organization.

“Abdul, or as I call him Muhammad El-Sayad, he’s a member of the Muslim Brotherhood,” Trump said. “You can’t have a member of the Muslim Brotherhood in Congress, being on one of our security committees.”

The allegation from Trump is separate from the claims attributed to El-Sayed’s half-sister, and the family’s reported history does not, by itself, establish that El-Sayed belongs to the organization.

Nevertheless, a candidate seeking a seat in the United States Senate can reasonably expect questions about statements suggesting possible family connections to a movement with a complicated and consequential history. That is particularly true when the candidate has already made categorical denials about the subject.

El-Sayed is entitled to deny the allegations. He is also entitled to object to the questions. But neither entitlement obliges reporters or voters to pretend that the questions do not exist.

For a party that routinely insists that public figures must answer for their words, actions, associations, and family histories when politically convenient, the sudden discovery that some questions are “not serious” is an interesting development.

Perhaps El-Sayed can explain to voters why the public should accept his assurances without further scrutiny. Dismissing the questions as ridiculous, however, is unlikely to make the questions disappear.

If anything, it makes people wonder why answering them directly seems so difficult.

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Jerry Seinfeld Tells Anti-Israel Hecklers at Chicago Show He’ll Donate Ticket Costs to Israel

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Jewish comedian Jerry Seinfeld jokingly told anti-Israel hecklers who interrupted his performance in Chicago on Friday that he would donate the amount of their ticket costs to Israel because they disrupted his show numerous times.

Several activists from Anti-War Committee Chicago and the Chicago branch of the US Palestinian Community Network (USPCN-Chicago), an obvious oxymoron, interrupted Seinfeld’s show at the Chicago Theatre and accused him of being a racist and a “genocide apologist” for his public support of Israel, which one heckler described as a “racist state.” Footage from the incident was posted on social media.

“Seinfeld you will see, Palestine will be free,” one male anti-Semitic scumcrumpet shouted at the comedian and actor while he was on stage. Another female halfwit shouted at the comedian, “you support genocide, Jerry. Shame on you.”

At another point in the show, Seinfeld was joking about how he “had enough” of his cell phone service when an anti-Israel audience member shouted, “Well, I’ve had enough of genocide!” and made accusations about thousands of Palestinians being killed “with our taxpayer money, and you’re making jokes?” So the only reason one can surmise from this guy being at the show and pay money to be there was to make false accusations.

The “Seinfeld” creator sarcastically responded, “I am a racist. It’s a genocide, I’m into it,” before telling the hecklers, “I’m gonna find out how much your ticket was and I’m sending it to Israel … No I won’t, I’m keeping it.” The remark elicited laughter, applause and cheers from the audience.

Seinfeld has repeatedly been heckled at his shows because of his solidarity with Israel. He voiced support for Israel and visited the Jewish state following the deadly Hamas-led terrorist attack in the country on Oct. 7, 2023, and met with families of Israeli hostages and others impacted by the attack. He also introduced former Hamas hostage Omer Shem Tov during an event at Duke University last year. 

Seinfeld’s commencement speech at Duke University was interrupted by anti-Israel protester/cretins, who staged a walk-out shortly after he was introduced on stage.

The stand-up comedian, who lived and worked on a kibbutz in Israel when he was a teenager, has claimed that supporters of the “Free Palestine” movement are worse than the white supremacist Ku Klux Klan group.

“Free Palestine is, to me, just — you’re free to say you don’t like Jews. Just say you don’t like Jews. By saying ‘Free Palestine,’ you’re not admitting what you really think,” he explained. “So, it’s actually — compared to the Ku Klux Klan, I’m actually thinking the Klan is actually a little better here because they can come right out and say, ‘We don’t like Blacks, we don’t like Jews.’ OK, that’s honest.”

They cannot admit their Jew hatred because they're cowards who pretend to care about the poor, misunderstood terrorists who just love their ignorance and virtue signaling.

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Dublin Hotel Cancels 70 Rooms Reserved for Anti-Semitism Conference Delegates

DUBLIN—In a bold and visionary effort to ensure that absolutely no irony goes unexploited, a local Dublin hotel has boldly canceled 70 rooms booked for an international conference on combating antisemitism, out of a fierce dedication to proving the conference's point.

The Herbert Park Hotel reportedly pulled the plug on the reservations after management heroically interrogated whether the gathering was connected to the Israel Defense Forces, despite it being a strictly civilian conference.

Maurice Cohen, Chairman of the Jewish Representative Council of Ireland, revealed the hotel's brave stance during a reception at the Irish Foreign Ministry, leaving attendees to marvel at the sheer educational value of the real-time simulation.

The European Jewish Congress called the incident "deeply disturbing," failing to appreciate the hotel's commitment to immersive learning.

"That a hotel would cancel accommodation for participants in a conference dedicated to combating antisemitism, while raising questions about supposed links to the Israeli military, reflects precisely the kind of prejudice and suspicion that such gatherings seek to confront," the organization said.

"It is profoundly troubling that those working to combat anti-Semitism should themselves encounter such treatment. Jewish organizations and those standing against hatred must never face exclusion or discrimination because of their work."

The conference in question was the 15th meeting of the Special Envoys and Coordinators Combating Antisemitism (SECCA) Forum, organized by the World Jewish Congress in partnership with the European Commission. The event brought together global Jewish leaders, government envoys, and tech executives to discuss fighting online hatred—ironically providing delegates with a live, hands-on case study right in the hotel lobby.

Following the logistical pivot, Maram Stern, WJC Executive Vice President, noted the timely convenience of the lesson.

“Our meeting in Dublin is a much-needed opportunity to reset the conversation between Jewish organizations, governments, and technology companies," Stern said. "Statements and condemnation of antisemitism only go so far. Practical solutions must urgently be put in place to protect Jewish life globally."

Despite the hotel's proactive approach to illustrating the curriculum, delegates were still officially welcomed by Irish ministers, including Minister of State Colm Brophy, who opened Tuesday's agenda by noting his pleasure in welcoming everyone—though management was reportedly keeping a close eye on the registry for any suspicious-looking luggage that might resemble a civilian notebook.

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Potty-mouth protesters have no points to make so they scream vulgarity at Pete Hegseth

Another day, another high-strung meltdown in the nation's capital.

A brave new world of elite defense strategy met the fragile world of professional outrage on Wednesday as a handful of self-appointed hall monitors tried to shut down War Secretary Pete Hegseth at the Association of the United States Army’s annual conference in Washington. 

Senior military leaders had gathered to discuss the Pentagon’s plans for autonomous warfare, but the proceedings were repeatedly interrupted by foul-mouthed performance artists posing as protesters.

At least five times in the first half hour of a panel, potty-mouthed anti-war agitators hollered at Hegseth, treating a defense trade show like an open-mic night for emotional catharsis. They hurled sophisticated policy critiques such as calling him a "f---ing Nazi," a "war criminal," and a "coward." It is believed that their collective IQs add up to 14.

Hegseth responded with chuckles and sarcastic comments, at first, maintaining the composure of a man who has heard better insults from third-graders. But his reactions became increasingly short and irritated as he slammed the semi-coordinated ambush as one-by-one malcontents popped up around the room like caffeinated prairie dogs in Washington, D.C.

"You’re not a warrior you’re a coward!" one demonstrator shouted at Hegseth. "Children in Gaza are starving! He is a war criminal!"

"She thinks highly of me," the Pentagon chief quipped after one outburst, which led to brief applause from a crowd that actually knows what a defense conference is for.

The disrupters were scattered strategically throughout the room, carefully pausing for dramatic effect between tantrums to maximize their screen time. As Hegseth spotted the pattern behind the chaos, he noted: "Appears we have a bit of a tactic."

"The protesters are spouting off slogans, Iran really will never have a nuclear weapon," he later added. [He might have also pointed out that Iran is supporting the Democratic Party.]

Event security eventually escorted the theatrical geniuses out, with at least one dedicated activist needing to be carried bodily out of the venue while keeping up a valiant, high-decibel rodent sounding squeal for the cameras.

"The First Amendment right to protest is fundamental. However, everyone who registers to attend the Annual Meeting and enters the convention center does so after agreeing to abide by a code of conduct, so the protestors’ outbursts were certainly not appropriate during today’s forum," the Association of the U.S. Army said in a statement to Fox News Digital.

"The acting Army Secretary organized, and we were honored to host, a historic forum to discuss a critical issue that directly affects national security. We’re grateful for the swift action of security and the Metropolitan Police Department to ensure this important discussion could continue."

"Mommeee"

The panel alongside Hegseth featured acting Army Secretary Adam Telle, acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao, Air Force Secretary Troy Meink, and Assistant Secretary for Special Operations and Low-Intensity Conflict Derrick Evans.

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As the background noise dragged on, the speakers simply decided that America’s national defense is slightly more important than catering to adult temper tantrums, stopping their pauses and talking straight through the noise. It remains a profound mystery how individuals with such utter disdain for military readiness managed to secure credentials for an event explicitly designed for Army brass and defense contractors.

The panel focused on Project Agincourt, the Pentagon’s high-tech initiative to accelerate the development and deployment of autonomous weapons systems. Hegseth joined senior leadership to discuss how America plans to integrate drones, robotics, and advanced autonomous technologies to keep the nation safe, secure, and light-years ahead of any adversaries who prefer actual fighting over indoor screaming.

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Kimberly Guilfoyle Vows To Fight Corruption Charges, Resigns At Trump’s Request

WASHINGTON—In a shocking development that leaves the entire geopolitical landscape forever altered, U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle has bravely stepped down after the White House politely requested she find a new hobby.

Guilfoyle’s departure follows a routine State Department inspector general investigation into minor administrative hurdles, which her legal team has dismissed as mere trifles. Despite the administration’s swift request for her exit, Guilfoyle immediately took to X to pledge that her devotion to the commander-in-chief remains stronger than a Greek olive branch.

“Serving as the United States Ambassador to Greece has been the honor of a lifetime,” Guilfoyle wrote. “These allegations are false, and I intend to vigorously defend my name, my reputation, and my integrity.”

During her historic tenure in Athens, the ambassador reportedly secured monumental agreements expanding American liquefied natural gas exports to Europe and single-handedly out-stared every statue in the Parthenon.

Even as officials moved to pack her bags, Guilfoyle maintained absolute loyalty toward President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, assuring the public that her enthusiasm for national greatness is entirely unbothered by mere bureaucracy.

“My gratitude and respect for President Trump and Secretary Rubio remain unwavering,” she stated, adding that “My commitment to President Trump, the America First movement, and the country I love will never end.”

White House insiders noted that the search for a replacement is already underway, with the administration hoping to find someone who can match Guilfoyle's signature volume in a crowded amphitheater.

The main allegations against her was reported by the Wall Street Journal, centering on claims that in July 2025, just prior to her being confirmed by the US Senate, she messaged a Trump donor, Eric Deters. She urgently asked that he wire $100,000 to pay her American Express bill in a way that "won't show up anywhere," while discussing help with his tax/legal issues and access to administration figures.

Deters has described it as a quid pro quo, said he did not pay the amount, and spoke out publicly about it (including plans to sue). Guilfoyle's attorney disputed the authenticity of the messages claiming she was owed money for speaking engagements and travel.⁠

Other WSJ reporting has raised questions about her conduct in the role, including promoting certain Greek business interests/lobbyists, references to luxury stays or private travel, and other ethics concerns. The State Department’s inspector general has been looking into aspects of the matter, and congressional Democrats had requested information.⁠

Guilfoyle, a former prosecutor, Fox News personality, and ex-wife of the execrable Gavin Newsom, was confirmed and sworn in as the first female U.S. ambassador to Greece in late 2025. Multiple outlets (CNBC, AP, Politico, NBC, CBS, etc.) are reporting the resignation request and her response as the end of her tenure. 

The post is now vacant.

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