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Here we go again with the left’s favorite game: defend the indefensible.
Mahmoud Khalil, the guy the Trump administration rightly wanted to deport, sparked a tantrum from campus snowflakes and their media cheerleaders. The scumcrumpet simply couldn’t bring himself to condemn Hamas during a Comedy News Network (CNN) interview.
The Department of Homeland Security didn’t mince words, slamming him with, "Mahmoud Khalil refuses to condemn Hamas because he IS a terrorist sympathizer not because DHS 'painted’ him as one." Boom! Truth bomb dropped.
Khalil, who’s now whining for a $20 million payday from the Trump administration, got the kid-glove treatment from CNN's dynamic duo, Wolf 'take-a-breath' Blitzer and Pamela Brown. Brown, showing her bias like a neon sign, parroted some United Nations Special Committee balderdash claiming Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, in spite of the lengths the IDF goes to undertake targeted attacks. In fact, historically, Israel has the lowest percentage of innocent-to-combatants' death ratio.
Khalil, who’s now whining for a $20 million payday from the Trump administration, got the kid-glove treatment from CNN's dynamic duo, Wolf 'take-a-breath' Blitzer and Pamela Brown. Brown, showing her bias like a neon sign, parroted some United Nations Special Committee balderdash claiming Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, in spite of the lengths the IDF goes to undertake targeted attacks. In fact, historically, Israel has the lowest percentage of innocent-to-combatants' death ratio.
Blitzer, not to be outdone, cherry-picked a clip of Khalil mouthing off against anti-Semitism, while Brown cooed, "You’ve consistently condemned anti-Semitism before and since your arrest."
What did these two dhimmi leftists conveniently ignore? Khalil’s starring role leading Columbia University undergrads in a love fest for Hamas after its October 7, 2023, slaughter.
What did these two dhimmi leftists conveniently ignore? Khalil’s starring role leading Columbia University undergrads in a love fest for Hamas after its October 7, 2023, slaughter.
Jewish News Syndicate (JNS) laid it bare: "He served as the negotiator on behalf of the occupying students with the university, pressuring the administration to accommodate student demands based on their illegal activity. He helped organize an illegal encampment on the campus that denied access to ‘Zionist’ students." That’s right, this piece of human excrement was orchestrating a pro-Hamas circus, bullying Jews and breaking rules, all while hiding behind "free speech."
When Brown tried to pin him down, asking, "Do you specifically condemn Hamas, a designated terrorist organization in the United States, not just for their actions on October 7," Khalil did what every terrorist apologist does: he dodged. "I condemn the killing of all civilians, full stop," he said. Then he pivoted to, "But what I don’t want to get into is, no. I am clear with condemning all civilians. I’m very straight in my position in that part. But it's disingenuous to ask about condemning Hamas while Palestinians are the ones being starved now by Israel."
When Brown tried to pin him down, asking, "Do you specifically condemn Hamas, a designated terrorist organization in the United States, not just for their actions on October 7," Khalil did what every terrorist apologist does: he dodged. "I condemn the killing of all civilians, full stop," he said. Then he pivoted to, "But what I don’t want to get into is, no. I am clear with condemning all civilians. I’m very straight in my position in that part. But it's disingenuous to ask about condemning Hamas while Palestinians are the ones being starved now by Israel."
The only reason Gazans are starving, if true, is because Hamas is confiscated the food supplies. Israel has sent thousands of tons of food to Gaza only to have it confiscated by the Hamassholes.
Brown pushed back, saying, "It is fair to ask you about whether you can condemn Hamas because the Trump administration has claimed that you are a Hamas sympathizer. So, it’s very important to actually ask that question in this broad conversation."
But Khalil, true to form, weaseled out again: "Yes. I simply asked and protested the war in Palestine. That's what I did. That's my duty as a Palestinian, as a human being right now, is to ask for the stop of the killing in my home country. And that's consistent with who I am. I’m a firm believer in international law and human rights and all my values come from that. … And that’s why I wouldn’t really engage in much into such questions on condemnation or not, because selective condemnation is not—wouldn’t get us anywhere." As Greta Thunberg famously said: Blah, blah, blah.
Human rights? Tell that to the Jews he harassed.
DHS wasn't having it, and they came out swinging: "Mahmoud Khalil refuses to condemn Hamas because he IS a terrorist sympathizer not because DHS ‘painted’ him as one. He ‘branded’ himself as an anti-Semite through his own hateful behavior and rhetoric. It is a privilege to be granted a visa or green card to live and study in the United States of America. The Trump Administration acted well within its statutory and constitutional authority to detain Khalil, as it does with any alien who advocates for violence, glorifies and supports terrorists, harasses Jews, and damages property."
Mic drop. That’s how you call out a terrorist fanboy playing the victim card.
Khalil’s not a martyr, guys. He’s a dickwad who got caught cheering for the bad guys and now wants a jackpot for his troubles. The left can cry all they want, but actions have consequences. Maybe next time, he’ll think twice before cozying up to Hamas . . . but I doubt it.
Khalil’s not a martyr, guys. He’s a dickwad who got caught cheering for the bad guys and now wants a jackpot for his troubles. The left can cry all they want, but actions have consequences. Maybe next time, he’ll think twice before cozying up to Hamas . . . but I doubt it.
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