El-Sayed’s Mom Clocked Time at a Designated Terror Outfit That Funneled Cash to Osama bin Laden

It turns out the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan is everything we thought he is.

Apparently, the party of pink hair, open borders, endless virtue-signaling, and creative definitions of “moderate” decided it was time to add a little international intrigue to the résumé.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed recently highlighted how his mother “taught me so much about both how to stand with others, and how to stand alone.” Of course, he meant that he doesn't stand for America and is a blatant anti-Zionist [which is the same as being anti-Semitic].

So far, so wholesome if you don't count the America/Israel stuff.

Then the family biography takes a turn that sounds less like a Senate campaign introduction and more like something the FBI might have filed in a folder marked “Please Explain.”

“They ended up getting divorced,” El-Sayed said of his birth parents during a 2017 speech before the Islamic Foundation. Maybe dad refused to be anti American and anti-Zionist; I don't know.

“And my mother, she remarried a gentleman who was working as a translator in the Middle East and moved back to the Middle East.”

But according to reporting by the Midwesterner, El-Sayed’s birth mother, Fatten Fathy Elkomy, worked from 1999 through at least 2004 for the Islamic American Relief Agency, also known as the Islamic African Relief Agency, a jihadi organization that would love to impose sharia across the globe.

The IARA operated more than 40 offices around the world and publicly focused on health care, orphans, and disadvantaged people in conflict zones. The organization no longer exists as it was dissolved after a federal criminal case, and while they claimed to provide aid and assistance to all people without regard to religion or race, that claim doesn't sit well with those who know how Islamic charities tend to work.

So, in October 2004, the U.S. Department of the Treasury designated the worldwide network and five senior officials as supporting terrorism. Treasury said the organization had ties to Osama Bin Laden and al-Qaeda.

According to a 2004 Treasury announcement:

“IARA is identified as a non-governmental organization (NGO) formerly affiliated with Maktab Al-Khidamat (MK), which was co-founded and financed by UBL (Usama Bin Laden or Osama bin Laden) and is the precursor organization of al Qaida”

Now, obviously, none of this means Abdul El-Sayed personally supports terrorism. A person's family history is not automatically their political ideology, but let's not disregard some of the things he has said. 

Here are a few examples: 

He described America's political system as a "disease" and President Trump as its "worst symptom." In his view, the "disease" is a system that allows "corporations and billionaires and special interest groups like AIPAC to buy and sell politicians to rig the system against us."

In 2021, he posted publicly (and later made private) about Trump, comparing his role in the Jan. 6 to Osama bin Laden's role in 9/11, saying Trump "recruited, radicalized and reassured" rioters in a parallel way.

He has called ICE a “rogue agency” that “has nothing to do with immigration” or the southern border, instead “normalizing paramilitary forces,” “weaponizing the idea of immigration against the Constitution,” and that “cannot be reformed” but “has to be abolished.”

Statements critical of Israel:

He has repeatedly accused the Israeli government of genocide in Gaza, apartheid (in the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza), and war crimes. He has called Netanyahu a war criminal for conducting a genocide and described Israel as having become a “rogue nation” or “rogue state” due to its government’s choices, saying the U.S. should treat it accordingly under international law (stop selling weapons, end diplomatic cover at the ICC/ICJ/UN).

When asked if the Israeli government is “as evil” as Hamas, he replied: “Yes. Killing tens of thousands of people makes you pretty damn evil… Hamas, evil. Israeli government, evil. You can say both.” He has also called the Israeli government “bloodthirsty” (not limited to Netanyahu; referencing a long-standing “illegal apartheid regime”).

He strongly opposes all U.S. military aid to Israel (offensive and defensive, including systems like Iron Dome—“Weapons are weapons”), arguing it funds genocide/apartheid, annexation efforts (e.g., southern Lebanon), and wars “we don’t need to fight” (including involving Iran). He wants the money used instead for Michigan priorities and has criticized AIPAC heavily as spending tens of millions to influence races for “one more vote” supporting this aid.

On Israel’s “right to exist as a Jewish state,” he has said he “often struggle[s]” with the question because it requires defining “Jewish state” and whether that is consistent with “liberal values.” He has disputed the idea of an “ethnostate,” noted that no one asks about Palestine’s right to exist (which “doesn’t exist”), and emphasized that Israel “exists” while the key issue is whether it has a right to U.S. tax dollars. He supports equal rights to “peace, dignity, and self-determination” for Palestinians and Jewish Israelis, leaving the ultimate form (one state, two states, or otherwise) to them.

In interviews, he has said he is “haunted” by “nightmares about the children who’ve been orphaned at the hands of the Israeli military” (contrasting with positive “dreams” about Israel attributed to others).

But for a Democratic Party that routinely demands a 47-point background investigation before allowing Republicans to exist within 500 yards of public office, this is certainly an interesting family résumé to explain.

After all, when your party has spent years insisting that everybody's background matters, somebody might eventually notice when the background of your own Senate nominee comes with a footnote from the U.S. Treasury Department.

And that's when the campaign slogan “stand with others, and stand alone” starts sounding like extremely useful advice from the communications department.

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Abdul El Sayed's Campaign of "Getting Money Out of Politics" Depends Heavily on Father in Law Tied to Muslim Brotherhood Linked Organization

One of the more curious habits of modern politics is the insistence that we ignore patterns which, in any other context, would immediately invite scrutiny. We are told that connections do not matter, associations are merely historical accidents, and family ties become irrelevant precisely when they are politically inconvenient.

That indulgence is now being extended to Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El Sayed. And just because his father-in-law has help fund terrorist organizations is no reason to worry where El Sayed's heart lies.

A review by the Washington Free Beacon found that El Sayed's father in law, Dr. Jukaku Tayeb, is both one of the largest financial backers of the super PAC supporting El Sayed's campaign and a longtime senior figure within the Islamic Society of North America, or ISNA, an organization federal prosecutors identified during the Holy Land Foundation terrorism financing case as a public facing component of the Muslim Brotherhood's American network.

Tayeb has contributed $200,000 to the Fighting for Michigan PAC, nearly half of the group's fundraising total through the end of March. This might be considered what is often referred to as financial jihad, as it helps fund jihad causes.

His financial support would already merit attention. His organizational affiliations make the story considerably more significant.

According to ISNA's own publications, Tayeb has served on the organization's 20 member founding committee since at least 2007. Membership on that committee is not ceremonial. Founders are expected to contribute at least $5,000 annually while also supporting the group's Founders Legacy Fund.

Federal prosecutors identified ISNA as an unindicted co-conspirator during the landmark Holy Land Foundation trial, the largest terrorism financing prosecution in American history. That case resulted in convictions after prosecutors demonstrated that more than $12 million had been funneled to Hamas through charitable fronts. One of the federal prosecutors, you may recall, was Andy McCarthy, who put the "Blind Sheikh" (Omar Abdel-Rahman) behind bars.

Government filings also identified ISNA as one of several organizations "who are and/or were members of the US Muslim Brotherhood."

This was not a passing allegation or an abandoned theory. This was big guns, or rather sharp swords, to be more precise.

In a 2009 ruling, a federal judge concluded that the Department of Justice had presented "ample evidence" connecting both ISNA and the Council on American Islamic Relations, or CAIR, to Hamas during the litigation.

The court noted that the Holy Land Foundation and ISNA shared banking arrangements and cited evidence showing checks deposited into those accounts were frequently made payable to "the Palestinian Mujahadeen," the original name used by Hamas's military wing.

The ruling also referenced a now well known 1991 memorandum from the Muslim Brotherhood's Shura Council describing its American strategy as "a kind of grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God's religion is made victorious over all other religions."

These are not the inventions of political opponents. They are findings and evidence introduced during one of the most consequential terrorism financing cases in modern American legal history.

Lorenzo Vidino, director of George Washington University's Program on Extremism, offered little ambiguity regarding ISNA's origins.

"ISNA was historically, no question, an organization created … by the Muslim Brotherhood and fellow travelers from the Indian subcontinent as basically the Islamist organization in America."

He added that Tayeb remained active during years "when they were putting out some really nasty stuff."

"To be on the founding committee, this is the elders of the organization."

Tayeb's involvement did not end there.

IRS records show he served as president of CAIR Michigan from 2005 through 2010 and remains on its board of directors. Like ISNA, CAIR was named as an unindicted co conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation prosecution.

Vidino described the overlap as entirely predictable.

"This is kind of the pattern," he explained. "To some degree, it's a good old boys network. And so, if you're on the board committee in ISNA, chances are you also belong to your local CAIR branch. Chances are you sit on the board of another charity that is part of the network. That's kind of how it works."

Former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy argued that these relationships have long been visible.

"It’s been obvious since the 1970s that the Muslim Students Associations and ISNA … have very strong ties to the extreme fringes of the Democratic Party."

Meanwhile, El Sayed campaigns beneath lawn signs declaring that he wants to push "money out of politics."

His rhetoric frequently targets AIPAC, which he accuses of attempting to "buy off government" to "make sure that our money is sent abroad to kill other people."

Yet while condemning outside money, the super PAC sustaining his campaign is heavily financed by his own father in law.

His Democratic opponent, Representative Haley Stevens, highlighted the contradiction during last week's debate.

"He's great at covering up that his father-in-law is running his super PAC that's spending millions of dollars for him," Stevens said. "Abdul, you talk about getting money out of politics and putting money in people's pockets. But who is putting money in yours? What are you hiding?"

The questions do not stop with campaign finance.

El Sayed has repeatedly appeared alongside some of the loudest anti Israel activists on the American left, including Hasan Piker, who has infamously declared that "America deserved 9/11."

One of El Sayed's former campaign staffers, Mariam Odeh, was indicted in June for allegedly participating in what prosecutors described as a coordinated campaign targeting Jewish officials, businesses, and organizations connected to the University of Michigan.

Perhaps most revealing was El Sayed's own recorded guidance to campaign staff following the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

"I also want to remind you guys that there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad today," El Sayed said. "So, like, I just don't want to comment on Khamenei at all. Like, I don't think it's worth even touching that."

That is an extraordinary statement for any American politician. One might have expected even a minimal condemnation of a man responsible for decades of repression, terrorism, and regional instability. Instead, electoral sensitivities apparently took precedence over moral clarity.

None of this proves Abdul El Sayed shares every belief of his father in law or every historical position associated with ISNA or CAIR. Guilt by association is an inadequate standard.

But neither can serious political journalism pretend these relationships are meaningless.

When a candidate's principal financial benefactor occupies a senior leadership position in organizations repeatedly scrutinized in one of America's largest terrorism financing investigations, and when that candidate consistently avoids condemning Islamist figures while courting activists sympathetic to them, the public has every right to ask difficult questions.

The remarkable thing is that so many in the political and media establishment seem determined to insist the questions should never be asked.

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Tim Walz and his stand on Israel

Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for US President, has chosen far-left Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her vice-presidential running mate. This decision has Israel supporters curious about what Walz thinks about the Jewish State and the Middle East in general. They are looking for information to understand his views better.

Reviewing Walz’s time in the US Congress and as a governor he appears to generally support Israel. He has made statements backing Israel’s right to protect itself and the importance of the Jewish State. However, some people are surprised that he has also received praise from Democrat politicians who strongly oppose Israel and has criticized the Israeli military’s actions against Hamas terrorists in Gaza.

While serving in Congress from 2007 to 2019, Walz repeatedly showed his support for Israel. As a lawmaker, he voted to condemn a 2017 United Nations resolution that declared West Bank settlements illegal.

In 2010, Walz attended a conference for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), a well-known pro-Israel lobbying group in the US. There, he called Israel "our truest and closest ally in the region [the Middle East]," and praised the country for its commitment to personal freedoms and liberties, even though it is in a tough neighborhood.

Walz also spoke out against the anti-Israel protests that erupted on college campuses after the terrorist group Hamas killed 1,200 people in southern Israel on October 7, and he stood up for Jewish college students and suggested that those protesting could be trying to intimidate others.

“When Jewish students say they feel unsafe, we need to listen and believe them, and I do believe them,” Walz said on PBS. “It's important to have a place where people can express their political opinions. However, intimidation is a different matter.”

Walz also ordered all state flags in Minnesota to be flown at half-mast to honor the victims of the October 7 terrorist attacks by Hamas. But recently had the state flag redesigned to look quite similar to the Somali flag in order to appease the alligator known as Islam.

In June, he strongly supported the importance of Israel existing, saying the Jewish people having their own country. He also mentioned that not recognizing Israel takes away their right to decide their own future and is antisemitic.

Despite this, Walz doesn’t support everything Israel does. He believes that some Israeli policies make it hard to have lasting peace in the Middle East. He has also spoken out against Israel's military actions against Hamas in Gaza.

When Walz visited the Middle East in 2009, he criticized Israeli settlements in the West Bank, saying they make the conflict between Jews and Palestinians worse. Maybe he was afraid if he stood behind his previous pro-Israel sentiments, he might have been killed, like he seemed to believe when his unit was ready to be deployed to Iraq.

In March, the governor of Minnesota asked for a permanent "working ceasefire" between Israel and Hamas. He said this was important so that humanitarian aid could reach people in Gaza. And of course, this would give Hamas time to rearm, resupply and re-terrorize the, you know, Joooze!

That same month, in an interview with Minnesota Public Radio, Governor Walz showed he was worried about the number of civilians getting hurt in Gaza, not the number of Jews being killed in Israel by rockets and missiles being fired at civilians.

He said, "You can think two things at the same time: that Israel has the right to defend itself and that the terrible events of October 7 are not okay. But the suffering of Palestinian civilians must stop."

Of course it's Hamas who's directly responsible for the suffering of Palestinian civilians, (not counting the Palestinian civilians who came across into Israel on October 7th, stole from the homes of the Jews that Hamas had slaughtered, and even helped in the slaughter in many instances.

Israel works harder than any army on Earth to avoid hurting civilians and the numbers prove this. They warn people prior to attack that they must leave the area, sending leaflets, text messages and other ways. It's Hamas that refuses to allow civilians to leave because they like the propaganda of dead civilians.

One problem for Israel is that Hamas uses a strategy where their fighters hide among civilians in Gaza. They even use places like hospitals, schools, and mosques to run their operations and launch attacks. And still, the IDF has the lowest civilian-to-combatant death ratio.

Some anti-Zionists/anti-Semites are happy that Walz was chosen. He has been friendly toward people who protest against Israel. For example, when some voters in Minnesota voted “uncommitted” to show they didn’t like President Biden's support for Israel, Walz said these voters were "civically engaged."

“This situation is a humanitarian crisis, and these people have every right to be heard,” Walz said at the time, talking about Gaza and the terrorists. "They are asking for a change; they want more pressure to be put on."

Walz and Harris will not be good for Israel or the United States.

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Jamaal Bowman beclowns himself by blaming Israel for Hamas' slaughter and rape of Jews on Oct. 7

There are few people in politics more obnoxious and doltish than Democratic Rep. Jamaal Bowman (Dummy-NY). You may remember when the blockhead "accidentally" pushed a fire alarm bell last September 30 on his way to vote on a stopgap spending bill. He was censured for that act and pleaded guilty in October to a misdemeanor charge and agreed to pay a $1,000 fine. 

Bowman was always an outspoken critic of Israel for existing, and in a new interview said that the Jews are responsible for the Hamas [and Gazan Arab] terror attacks of Oct. 7, which resulted in the murders, rapes, beheadings, mutilations of over 1,200 men, women, children and babies. The fault of these victims was that they were Jews. 

This was the biggest one-day slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust. Indeed, it wouldn't surprise me if Bowman had a swastika in his home and he isn''t even a Hindu. 

Bowman on Monday spoke with far-left pundit Olayemi Olurin about his views on the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. The idiot Democrat stated that Israel’s alleged oppressive treatment of Palestinians might have spurred Hamas, which rules Gaza, to lash out.

Oppressive treatment of Arabs? 

Israel gives Arab-Israelis the same rights as Jewish Israelis. They even have a seat on the Knesset. Arabs in Gaza are permitted to work in Israel, although that may change after the war since it was these "friendly" Gazans who that provided intel to Hamas that facilitated the attack. Liberal Israelis who had Gazans working in their homes, only wanting peace and coexistence, were "outed" by their own staff and slaughtered by the "religion of peace" ambassadors.

The New York Democrat anti-Semite said that he declined the opportunity to sign a so-called “AIPAC-written” resolution that backed Israel, stating that he “stopped reading” the document when it referred to Oct. 7 as an “unprovoked attack,” making it obvious that he's an anti-Semitic jerk.

During Monday’s interview, the low-life congressman asserted that to end the “extremism” of Hamas, there needs to be a “free Palestine.”

He evidently knows as much about the history of Israel as he does about fire alarms--he knows, but pretends to be naive. 

“Well, if we’re calling this an unprovoked attack, that means we’re going to ignore 18 human rights organizations calling Israel an apartheid state, and we’re going to ignore 75 years of military occupation, which is illegal, or 700,000 settlers expanding into the West Bank, which is also illegal,” Bowman said, knowing as much about the history of the Middle East as a blowfish knows about knitting.

So he's using the words of anti-Zionist/anti-Semitic organizations to make his assessment. That's like saying that we should eat excrement because 11 billion flies can't all be wrong.

He's an idiot.

Am Yisrael Chai!

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Alexandria Obviously-Commie, Cori Bush step in pooh: accuse AIPAC of "exploiting Hamas rape victims"

Useful Idiots

The Hamassholes can deny it now all they want. They initially bragged about the blood-thirsty murders, tortures, burning people alive, beheadings, rapes of men and women, girls and boys, on October 7. They shared phone calls to their parents about what they had done to the Jews that day, and the parents responded of how proud they were of their anti-Semite offspring. Some of the Hamassholes even documented their barbaric savagery, but also because some of the terrorists later admitted under questioning that their intent for the women and children they captured was to "dirty them, to rape them."

Now they're trying to convince you it never happened, just like they say the Holocaust never happened.

The Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel submitted a graphic report to the United Nations detailing their findings on what horrors they inflicted on women and girls by Hamasshole terrorists, not only on October 7, but after the attack when they were kidnapped and held in captivity.

The full report is too graphic to show, but this was the abstract summary:

The report finds that the Hamas attack included brutal acts of violent rape, often involving threats with weapons, specifically directed towards injured women. Many rape incidents occurred collectively, with collaboration among the perpetrating terrorists. In some cases, rape was conducted in front of an audience, such as partners, family, or friends, to increase the pain and humiliation for all present. Some Hamas members pursued victims who escaped the massacre, dragging them by their hair with screams. The majority of victims were subsequently killed during or after the sexual assault. Several testimonies, interviews, and additional sources indicate the use of sadistic practices by Hamas terrorists, aimed at intensifying the humiliation and fear of sexual abuse.

These were not isolated, 'one-off' incidents but were, instead, part of a "clear operational strategy involving systematic, targeted sexual abuse."

Once the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) got word of the report, they took to the Twitter machine and called out the leftist so called Squad's anti-Israel/anti-Semitic ceasefire proponents by name, noting that a ceasefire would keep the Hamas "rapist monsters armed and in power":

A ceasefire now keeps these rapist monsters armed and in power in Gaza.@AOC @MarkPocan @SummerForPA @JamaalBowmanNY @CoriBush @PramilaJayapal @AyannaPressley @IlhanMN @RashidaTlaib https://t.co/GBQMnVIOVl— AIPAC | Text ISRAEL to 24722 | #StandWithIsrael (@AIPAC) February 21, 2024

AIPAC has now decided to throw its weight - and money - behind some of the Squad's 2024 primary opponents, the latter of which have made the Israel-Hamas war a central part of their campaigns.

As one would expect, being reminded of what they in effect support with their calls for a ceasefire did not sit well with Rep. Alexandria Obviously-Commie (Ditz-NY), who accused AIPAC of employing an "appalling" and "horrific" strategy by tagging female lawmakers who were sexual assault victims in their post:

It is appalling that AIPAC is targeting women members of Congress who have survived sexual assault with this horrific rhetoric.

Each and every day, their role in US politics becomes a greater scandal.

They are the NRA of foreign policy. Of course they don’t want a ceasefire.

Oh yes, it's such a "scandal" that anyone, PAC or otherwise, would remind the Squad that their words and actions have serious consequences for others.

Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) also huffed about the tweet, also using the "appalling" buzzword, and - incredibly - accused AIPAC of "exploiting" Hamas rape victims:

As a survivor of rape, AIPAC’s tactic of exploiting rape is outright vile and appalling.

Their playbook relies on bullying, lying, harassing, belittling & intimidation to try to manipulate the public & force those calling for a ceasefire into submission. It won’t stop us.

Cori Bush is a member of the radical group Black Lives Matter, a Democrat-supported Marxist group whose MO is "bullying, lying, harassing, belittling & intimidation to try to manipulate the public & force those [who disagree with them] into submission."

What the Hamassholes did on October 7 was never mentioned by the scumcrumpet Squad--no rapes, murders and the like ever left their lying lips. Their responses sounded like they were coming from the Narcissist Ward of a mental institution.

Bush and AOC painted themselves as the biggest victims, in spite of me and all men that want to date her.

It's terrible that some members of the Squad had been sexually assaulted in the past--nobody wants that. But don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining when you're exploiting rape to protect you from criticism and then refusing to mention rape when it's committed by those anti-Semites you admire.

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Alexandria Obviously-Comatose accuses pro-Israel lobbying group of "funneling dark money' to undermine democracy

Repulsive Rep. Alexandria Obviously-Comatose has accused a AIPAC of "funneling dark money" to target "progressive [read: socialist] working-class candidates of color" and Jewish activists accused AOC of using "anti-Semitic tropes" because that's what she and her fellow "Squad" members cannot help themselves from doing.

Obviously-Comatose sent out a fundraising email last week for Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) a man known to have made anti-Israel statements. The email claimed that AIPAC was trying to "undermine democracy" and "abuse campaign finance laws [in the spirit of Bernie Sanders] to spend millions of dollars of misleading attack ads."

“We just got word: AIPAC is at it again. They’re trying to recruit an establishment executive to run against my brother in The Bronx, Jamaal Bowman,” wrote AOC.

“We know what comes next," the Tarot card reading lawmaker who everyone wants to date said.  "AIPAC won’t wait much longer to start funneling dark money against Jamaal and ramping up attacks against our movement.”

Her movement on its face, is communism. That's her ultimate goal along with a majority of the Democratic Party. The proof is right in front of us.

AOC's ridiculous blathering against AIPAC is just another instance in which the Democrats have been grappling with their party's ballooning attacks on Israel, in recent weeks, and calling the only democracy in the Middle East a "racist state" in spite of Israel having a strong Muslim representation in government that does not exist in any other Muslim nation. It's the old smoke and mirrors trick the Democrats love to do with the language. 

AOC and her cronies boycotted Israeli President Isaac Herzog's address to Congress.

Marshall Wittmann, AIPAC's spokesman, said that AOC's the group would "not be deterred" by such attacks.

“We proudly support candidates who will advance the US-Israel relationship—including the majority of the Congressional Black Caucus and Hispanic Caucus and almost half of the Progressive Caucus,” Wittmann told the Washington Free Beacon. “We will not be deterred in fully engaging in the democratic process by either fringe organizations or anti-Israel individuals.”

Jewish activists slammed the dumb comments by AOC on social media.

“Truly stomach churning how many antisemitic tropes AOC managed to fit into this memo bashing @AIPAC and defending Jamaal Bowman,” wrote StopAntisemitism.org, a watchdog group that fights anti-Jewish bigotry, on Twitter.

The group said Ocasio-Cortez’s letter implied that “Jews use dark money to buy political power & influence” and that they are “wealthy white racists trying to suppress progressive working class people of color.”

Arsen Ostrovsky, a pro-Israel and human rights activist, also accused the socialist AOC of “invoking age-old anti-Semitic tropes.”

“So, let me get this straight … In 2018, @AOC unseated an incumbent Democrat to get elected. And that was fine?” he wrote on Twitter. “But now someone challenges her Squad bestie @RepBowman and all of a sudden it’s outrageous and she resorts to invoking age-old antisemitic tropes against @AIPAC?”

Bowman participated in the boycott of Herzog last month and objected to a House resolution defending Israel against accusations of racism. He is a detestable anti-Semite who, if anyone is going to be called a racist, would be him along with AOC, the so called Squad, and much of the Democratic Party.

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Hillary yells about Trump's stand on Israel

Democratic presidential front-runner and apparent felon, Hillary Clinton, yelled to her loyal followers about Donald Trump's commitment to our alliance with Israel at an address before AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee), the country's most influential pro-Israel group. 

She hollered that Trump has taken a "neutral" stance in the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, hoping to gain points with them.

Mrs. Clinton, afraid to challenge Trump head-on, made some innuendos about Mr. Trump by saying the next president needs to be a steadfast supporter of Israel. 

It would also be nice if the next president wasn't the wife of a sex offender who slams the women victims of her husband's sexcapades. 

It would also be nice if the next president wasn't an incompetent felon who shows as much concern for national security as a blowfish does to a fire in Benghazi. 

"We need steady hands--not a president who says he's neutral on Monday, pro-Israel on Tuesday, and who knows what on Wednesday, because everything's negotiable," she screamed. "Israel's security is non-negotiable!"

Hillary was obviously referring to stupid comments Trump made in February when he said that he'd be "sort of a neutral guy" on Israel. His Republican rivals finally had the testicles to jump on that statement, but it seems that it was too late to convince conservatives that Trump changes his mind more often than a liberal yells "racist."

Trump swears he's strongly pro-Israel and cites his Jewish son-in-law as proof somehow that it's true. That's like saying, "Some of my best friends are Jewish." 

He said he will only be neutral in terms of trying to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but it's obvious he needs to read the Koran before he speaks about resolving anything between Muslim anti-Semites and the Jews.

Screaming to the choir on Monday, Hillary went on to shout that America cannot be "neutral" when it comes to Israel. "Some things aren't negotiable, and anyone who doesn't understand that has no business being our president."

Neither does anyone who thinks they are above the law and commits acts of espionage, or barks like a dog during a speech.

Bernie Sanders skipped the event because, as a Jew, he doesn't want to advertise that fact. Listen to him speak and he hardly mentions his Jewish background. 

While Hillary makes it a point that she would be breaking ground as the first woman president (barring that she'd be put behind them), Bernie's platform is all about Wall Shtreet, not that he'd be the first jewish president.

"Woof. Woof woof."

So is it true that a vote for Trump is a vote for Hillary, and a vote for Hillary is a vote for the persecution of female victims of sexual assault?

You make the call.  

And Trump would never bark like a dog.







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AIPAC, Netanyahu, Obama and Lies

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, spoke again last night at AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, in LA. The speech was worded carefully but was direct and gracious, but not mollifying. Netanyahu is a politician, but he isn't a pussy. He never mentioned Obama's campaign lie he made to the Jewish community for their votes, but instead the PM thanked America for its unfettered support over the years.  He stated that there is no way Israel is going to return to its "Auschwitz borders" of 1967, as Hussein Obama suggested,  but added that Israel is still grateful to the USA for the Iron Dome Missile Program that America provided to them. The Iron Dome is a defense system that literally shoots Hamas missiles out of the sky to keep them from landing on yellow school buses filled with children, synagogues, people's houses, or anywhere that children, mothers, and just plain civilians go in the course of a day. Imagine what it must feel like to send your child off to school knowing that Hamas loves to target Jewish children--they do it so well, too, like they did to the Sobel family several months ago, killing an entire family, including a 3 month old girl.


Israel is about the 100th smallest nation in the world, surrounded by hostile Islamic forces that would thank their lucky camels to see Israel die. Of course the term  Israel is code for "Jews". That is to say, if you hate Israel, you hate Jews.

What a Caliphate Looks Like

During the speech Mr. Netanyahu had to pause in order to allow the world to listen to the sound of chirping cretins trying to make noises over the PM's speech. Leftists have no clue on how to debate--they need to outshout you or use ad hominem attacks--kind of like a Robert Spencer debate with an imam on the Qur'an who can only counter Mr. Spencer with a statement like, "You're not Muslim, so you cannot know the Qur'an as I know it." The anti-AIPAC protestors in the rear of the auditorium make unintelligible guttural  sounds, trying to drown out the PM,  but Netanyahu has class, never recognizing or challenging them, but simply waited for the simpletons to quiet down. Ironically, these protestors were a Jewish group, who obviously were God's chosen to normalize the Jewish collective IQ, which without them is inordinately high.  For these morons to protest Netanyahu's tough stance for Israel is incredibly pathetic--these are the same people who, if world went the way they seemed to hope for, would be the dhimmies of the Muslim world, paying a jizya while having their beards pulled as they got on their knees and held out their money to the imam or tax collector. These are the people who are hated by the people the Palestinians they support. It seems to me that anyone who supports someone who hates them is three steps below an idiot; but they will never believe their level of stupidity because they are too stupid. Those who know about the goals of Hamas and the Islamic world in general think of people like them as useful idiots because they are so easily used by their enemies.


Surprisingly, even Harry Reid, the nation's top Democrat, had a stern message on behalf of Israel, agreeing with the PM that it must always be our close ally and never go back to the 1967 pre-war boundaries that would leave it vulnerable. Harry Reid can finally be proud of his new nut-sack. 


A copy of Benjamin Netanyahu's AIPAC speech can be seen below.




My friends,
To all our supporters in this great hall and to the millions of supporters across this great land, the people of Israel thank you. Thank you for your staunch commitment to Israel's security. Thank you for defending Israel's right to defend itself. Thank you for standing by Israel as it seeks a secure peace.
Now, I heard tonight from all the speakers something that you know - that Israel is America's indispensable ally. You understand that Israel and America stand shoulder to shoulder fighting common enemies, protecting common interests. You know that Israeli innovators help power computers, fight disease, conserve water, clean the planet. Your support for Israel flows from the heart.
You see, it's not just what Israel does. It's what Israel is. Now, let me explain that. Yesterday I had a great day. They let me out. Sara and I could actually go for a walk. And I have to congratulate the American security services. They're a little more generous than ours. So we walked along the Potomac and we got to visit Washington's majestic memorials. I read Jefferson's timeless words, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal."  I read Lincoln's immortal address, "government of the people, for the people, by the people."
Now, let me tell you why these words resonate so powerfully with me and with all Israelis - because they're rooted in ideas first championed by our people, the Jewish people, the idea that all men are created in God's image, that no ruler is above the law, that everyone is entitled to justice. These are revolutionary Jewish ideas, and they were spoken thousands of years ago - when vast empires ruled the earth, vast slave empires ruled the world. And the Jews spoke these truths.
Israel is the cradle of our common civilization. It's the crucible of our common values. And the modern state of Israel was founded precisely on these eternal values. And this is why Israel's more than 1 million Muslims enjoy full democratic rights. This is why the only place in the Middle East where Christians are completely free to practice their faith is the democratic State of Israel. And this is why Israel, and only Israel, can be trusted to ensure the freedom for all faiths in our eternal capital, the united city of Jerusalem.
My friends, Israel and America have drawn from these deep well springs of our common values. We forged an enduring friendship not merely between our governments, but between our peoples. Support for Israel doesn't divide America. It unites America. It unites the old and the young, liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans. And, yes, Joe Lieberman, it even unites independents. I want to take this opportunity to salute one of the great senators in my lifetime, a man who's given unbelievable service to his country, America, and has been unbelievably dedicated to Israel and the Jewish people. Thank you, Joe Lieberman.
You see, this broad support for Israel in the United States is a tremendous help and gives tremendous strength to my country. And since Harry Truman, Israel has looked to American presidents to stand by it as we meet the unfolding challenges of a changing world.
Yesterday President Obama spoke about his ironclad commitment to Israel's security. He rightly said that our security cooperation is unprecedented. He spoke of that commitment not just in front of AIPAC. He spoke about it in two speeches heard throughout the Arab world. And he has backed those words with deeds.
I know these are tough economic times. So I want to thank the president and Congress for providing Israel with vital assistance so that Israel can defend itself by itself. I want to thank you all for supporting the Iron Dome missile defense system. A few weeks ago, Hamas terrorists in Gaza fired eight rockets at our cities, at Ashkelon and Beer Sheva. Now, these rockets never reached their targets. Iron Dome intercepted them in midair. For the first time, a missile defense system worked in combat. That's a precedent in military history.
And I want to say thank you, America.
America and Israel are cooperating in many other ways as well. We're cooperating in science, in technology, in trade, in investment. It's not only American companies that are investing in Israel. It's Israeli companies investing in America. In the last decade, Israeli companies have invested more than $50 billion in the United States. One of those companies is investing just down the road in Richmond. It's a company that is building a food factory. Now, here's what it means - more business, more jobs, and, yes, more hummus.
Well, it's not just food we're bringing to America. Take medicine. Israel is advancing cure for multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's, cancer. We've developed mechanical means to make paraplegics walk again. We've placed a tiny diagnostic camera inside a pill. I have not swallowed it, but I understand it's quite effective. And you've just heard of this miraculous bandage developed by an Israeli company that has helped save Congresswoman Gabby Giffords' life. And I wish Gabby, a great friend of Israel, “Refuah Shlema”, a happy, quick, speedy recovery.
Israel and America are also cooperating to end the world's worst addiction, the addiction to oil. This dependence fuels terrorism. It poisons the planet. So we've launched a 10-year program in Israel to kick the habit, to find a substitute for gasoline. And if we succeed, we can change the world. We can change history.
My friends, the American people's support for Israel is reflected in my invitation to address a joint meeting of Congress tomorrow. I will talk about the great convulsion taking place in the Middle East, the risks and the opportunities. And I will talk about the dangers of a nuclear-armed Iran. And I will also outline a vision for a secure Israeli-Palestinian peace. I intend to speak the unvarnished truth because now, more than ever, what we need is clarity.
Events in the region are opening people's eyes to a simple truth: The problems of the region are not rooted in Israel. The remarkable scenes we're witnessing in town squares across the Middle East and North Africa are occurring for a simple reason: People want freedom. They want progress. They want a better life.
For many of the peoples of the region, the 20th century skipped them by. And now 21st century technology is telling them what they missed out on. You remember that desperate food vendor in Tunis? Why did he set himself on fire? Not because of Israel. He set himself on fire because of decades of indignity, decades of intolerable corruption.
And the millions who poured into the streets of Tehran, Tunis, Cairo, Sanaa, Benghazi, Damascus, they're not thinking about Israel. They're thinking of freedom. They're yearning for opportunity. They're yearning for hope for themselves and for their children. So it's time to stop blaming Israel for all the region's problems.
Let me stress one thing. Peace between Israelis and Palestinians is a vital interest for us. It would be the realization of a powerful and eternal dream. But it is not a panacea for the endemic problems of the Middle East. It will not give women in some Arab countries the right to drive a car. It will not prevent churches from being bombed. It will not keep journalists out of jail.
What will change this? One word: Democracy - real, genuine democracy. And by democracy, I don't just mean elections. I mean freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of assembly, the rights for women, for gays, for minorities, for everyone. What the people of Israel want is for the people of the Middle East to have what you have in America, what we have in Israel - democracy. So it's time to recognize this basic truth. Israel is not what's wrong with the Middle East. Israel is what's right about the Middle East.
My friends, we want peace because we know the pain of terror and we know the agony of war. We want peace because we know the blessings peace could bring - what it could bring to us and to our Palestinian neighbors. But if we hope to advance peace with the Palestinians, then it's time that we admitted another truth. This conflict has raged for nearly a century because the Palestinians refuse to end it. They refuse to accept the Jewish state.
Now, this is what this conflict has always been about. There are many issues linked to this conflict that must be resolved between Israelis and Palestinians. We can, we must, resolve them. But I repeat: We can only make peace with the Palestinians if they're prepared to make peace with the Jewish state.
Tomorrow in Congress, I'll describe what a peace between a Palestinian state and the Jewish state could look like. But I want to assure you of one thing. It must leave Israel with security. And therefore, Israel cannot return to the indefensible 1967 lines.
I'll talk about these and other aspects of peace tomorrow in Congress. But tonight I want to express Israel's gratitude for all you are doing to help strengthen Israel and the great alliance that Israel has with America.
You helped maintain our qualitative military edge. You backed sanctions against Iran. You supported genuine peace. You opposed Hamas. And you've joined President Obama and me in denouncing Hamas and demanding that it release our captive soldier, Gilad Shalit. That's another outrageous crime of Hamas. Just imagine keeping a young soldier locked in a dark dungeon for five years without even a single visit - not a single visit of the Red Cross. I think that the entire civilized community should join Israel and the United States and all of us in a simple demand from Hamas: Release Gilad Shalit.
My friends, I spent my high-school years in Philadelphia. I understand it's developed quite a bit since then. But during those years, when it was a sleepier town, I used to go visit the Liberty Bell. Now, as Prime Minister of Israel, I can walk down the street and see an exact replica of that bell in Jerusalem's Liberty Park. On both bells is the same inscription. It comes from the Bible, from the book of Leviticus , “U’kratem Dror BaAretz L’chol Yoshveha”, “Proclaim liberty throughout the land.”  My dear friends, this is the essence of the great alliance between our two nations - two peoples bonded in liberty and seeking freedom and peace for all. That's what this alliance is all about. And you are part of it. You maintain it.
I thank you on behalf of the people of Israel and the government of Israel. Thank you for the American-Israel alliance. Thank you, AIPAC.