Man beat to death by naked man with firewood he was delivering

A Texas man was delivering firewood to a private home and was met by a naked man who beat him to death with the logs, perhaps because he believed the white man delivering the wood was an oppressor and he was one of the oppressed. Or maybe the killer is just a crazy scumwafer. We don't know, but anything is possible in this country divided by the Left.

Scotty Jackson, 51, was found dead in front of a home on Wendoever Drive in Fort Worth, Texas on Saturday night. He suffered "severe blunt trauma" to the neck and head, FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth reported.

Police received multiple calls reporting the assault and responded to the home. It was being used as an Airbnb and a naked black man who was identified as 27-year-old Chrisantus Omondi, was met by police and arrested. 

Jackson was delivering firewood purchased from him by the homeowner. He was approached by a naked man acting belligerent and extremely violent while unloading the U-Haul, according to the homeowner, who did not want to be identified in order to avoid losing future business.

Omondi allegedly went up to Jackson and the homeowner and started yelling in the face of the homeowner for being "on his property" while holding up a key. Of course, it wasn't his property, but perhaps he was planning to squat there and make it his.

"He never wants to see me again. I should leave," the homeowner recalled Omondi yelling. "[Jackson] then replied, ‘No, this is his property and his house. Just let us unload firewood because it’s cold outside.’"

The homeowner said Omondi pushed him and then allegedly struck Jackson repeatedly with a piece of wood, ultimately dumping a wheelbarrow of firewood on him.

The suspect then chased the homeowner into his house before going back to Jackson and beating him to death with the firewood, according to the homeowner's recollection, which police confirmed through other witnesses and video surveillance. 

This is probably a good reason not to rent out your extra spaces as an Airbnb.

"Fully believe with my whole heart that he was out to murder both of us," the homeowner told FOX 4.

After the deadly attack, Omondi allegedly went back to the Airbnb he was staying in and threatened a woman renting another room in the home who was doing laundry, the arrest affidavit included.

The woman told police Omondi was yelling," I'll beat your a--. I'm going to f--- you up," while trying to force his way into her room. She was able to get into a bathroom, where he was also trying to break into when police arrived.

Omondi, who was still naked and described as "non-compliant and aggressive," was told by police to leave the home, which he did while yelling at law enforcement. He was ultimately arrested after officers deployed a taser, but the mainstream media didn't make a big story out of this because Omondi is an oppressed black man or a lunatic. 

Anyway, he does have a criminal history and was charged with murder by Fort Worth police. He is in theTarrant County Corrections Center, but it's highly unlikely that he will be corrected.

He is also facing charges from the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office for aggravated assault of a security officer and obstruction.

His bond on all three charges totals $312,000, which Vice President Harris may or may not attempt to raise for him.

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Biden's Human Rights Pick Drops Out Due to Human Rights Concerns

Alleged President Joseph "Everything Bagel" Biden's pick for a senior State Department human rights position has a problem with human rights when it comes to Jewish humans and Israel. After she was outed about her anti-Zionist statements and therefore as an anti-Semite, she withdrew from consideration on Tuesday. 

You can contradict Israeli policies and politics, but when you refuse to contract the enemies of Israel for their terrorist acts that are overtly anti-Semitic, you proved yourself to be in the same camp.

Sarah Margon was under consideration to be Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor. However, she made no progress for the position after her social media posts indicated her anti-Israel bias and support for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, meant to destroy the Jewish State. 

And she happens to be Jewish.

“At present, I don’t see a path forward for confirmation, and after 1½ years, it’s time to move on,” the Jew-hater said in a statement first reported by Politico.

At her nomination hearing in September 2021, Margon was questioned by Sen. Jim Risch (R-ID), the ranking member on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He asked about a series of media posts she made, including one about Airbnb's  removal of rental listings in the West Bank, which the company reversed in the following year.

“Airbnb to remove listings in Israeli settlements of occupied West Bank,” she wrote in 2018. “Thanks Airbnb for showing some good leadership here. Other companies should follow suit.”

And thank you, Sarah Margon, for showing your true colors. As a current foreign policy director at George Soros' Open Society Foundation and former Human Rights Watch witch, you did not disappoint the Democrat Party, and are especially appreciated by the Squad's Reps. Ilhan Omar (D-MN); Rashida Tlaib (D-MI); and Alexandria Obviously-Comatose (D-NY).

Now Margon insists she does not support the BDS movement

Risch also raised a tweet Margon had written saying that commentator Peter Beinart was “on fire” in reference to a New York Times opinion piece titled “I No Longer Believe In a Jewish State.” Margon, who is a self-loathing Jew, said that she believed in a two-state solution.

“You haven’t persuaded me at all,” Risch concluded.

And Joe Biden has not convinced anyone that he was telling the truth about how he always went to a synagogue after Sunday mass as a Puerto Rican, truck-driving guy.

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Tourism soars in Judea and Samaria in anti-anti-Semitism by Airbnb

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Tourism has basically doubled in an anti-Semitic attack by Airbnb gone wrong. The number of tourists visiting Israeli towns in Judea and Samaria spiked after the company blacklisted Jewish homeowners from listing their short-term rentals with them.

The number of visitors to Israeli settlements in the West Bank jumped from about 1,500 to 3,000 thanks to the anti-Semitic hatred of Airbnb. Army Radio aired the numbers last Wednesday and it's really nice to see the reaction to the anti-Semitic move of  Airbnb’s decision to delist lodgings in the communities.

The segment on Army Radio also cited owners of regular B&Bs in the settlements as reporting a surge of interest in their offerings following the Airbnb move last Monday to remove 200 listings.

“Rather than wrecking tourism in Judea and Samaria, Airbnb is only making us stronger, with its ridiculous and anti-Semitic decision,” Samaria Regional Council chief Yossi Dagan told Army Radio.

Hopefully people of good will in other parts of the globe will consider not using the services of Airbnb and support the rejection of anti-Semitism, which unfortunately has become prevalent among the U.S. left in particular.

Airbinb announced the decision to blacklist these Jewish communities in statement last week in which it referred to Judea and Samaria as “the occupied West Bank.” Who do they think they are? Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? Hamas? Louis Farrakhan? 

The move was denounced by Israeli officials as “anti-Semitic,” and arrives a few years after Airbnb faced strong accusations of rampant racial discrimination on its platform, which seemed to be confirmed by a Harvard Business School study.

So perhaps it's time for all good folks to say no to Airbnb.

According to legal experts such as the the Lawfare Project’s Brooke Goldstein, Airbnb’s policy violates US anti-discrimination laws opening up the company to lawsuits.

Hopefully some people will follow up and sue the b**tards.

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Airbnb faces more anti-anti-Semitic boycotts

Airbnb, the international anti-Semitic rental marketplace, is facing yet another backlash for its Hamasshole-esque decision last week to no longer list Jewish-owned properties in theWest Bank. Now the city of Beverly Hills unanimously passed a resolution that calls their anti-Semitism "discriminatory," according to a report on Sunday by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.

The resolution described Airbnb's new policy "antithetical to the values that we hold dear in Beverly Hills,” and said that the decision reflected “hatred, prejudice, ignorance and hypocrisy.”

The resolution stated that “prejudice and discrimination based on religion have no place in our community, country and world.”

The resolution said that the City of Beverly Hills opposed Airbnb’s “discriminatory decision to remove all listings in Jewish settlements in the West Bank,” and called on Airbnb to “correct this act of disrespect to the land of Israel and restore its original services immediately.”

If Airbnb does not reverse its decision, the city called “upon all civilized people across the globe to boycott Airbnb until such time as they desist from these despicable anti-Semitic actions.”

In a statement released on behalf of Beverly Hills, Mayor Julian Gold called Airbnb’s action “deplorable, and stated the resolution “reflects the City Council’s ongoing commitment to Israel and to exposing hatred anywhere it exists.”

Vice Mayor John Mirisch also added that, “Airbnb is not welcome in Beverly Hills as long as its policies are based on anti-Jewish double standards.”

These are what Hamassholes look like

Legal scholar, Prof. Eugene Kontorovich, a professor at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia School of Law, illustrated the double standard in an op ed published Monday in The Wall Street Journal.

Kontorovich wrote:

“Airbnb lists homes in Moroccan-occupied Western Sahara, one of the world’s most brutal occupations. It lists vacation homes in northern Cyprus, which Turkey invaded, expelling almost all Greek Cypriots and expropriating their homes. Nor does Airbnb have a problem serving Kashmir, Tibet and other such places,” 

Kontorovich noted that the Kohelet Policy Forum, which he directs, recently released a report delineating that many companies operate in these other areas subject to territorial dispute without being subjected to the pressure Airbnb was subjected to over its presence in the West Bank.

At first,  Airbnb rejected pressure to delist Jewish properties in the West Bank. However, it reversed itself when it was named in a Human Rights Watch report for those listings. It also may be included in a United Nations Human Rights Council blacklist of companies doing business with Jews in the West Bank. And as it is commonly known, the U.N. is a joke and one of the most anti-Semitic agencies on the globe.

The pressure that likely compelled the company to cave to the anti-Zionist, anti-Semitic boycott, according to Kontorovich, “underscores the need for Congress to pass the Israel Anti-Boycott Act, which would bar U.S. firms from complying with U.N. boycotts of Israel, like they’re already prohibited from adhering to the Arab League’s boycott.”

Americans need to remember who our ally is in the Middle East, a country that is the only democracy in existence there, and who is surrounded by countries that seek its demise, not because of anything they did, but because they're Jews living there.

As President Trump might say, Airbnb should be ashamed of itself.


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Airbnb's corporate anti-Semitism on West Bank

Jerusalam -- If you live in the occupied West Bank in a Jewish settlement and your name is Mohammed, Mahmoud, Azziz, or Omar, and you need a couple of extra shekels to get by, you might try renting out your home, or even a room in it with Airbnb.

But if your name is Rubin, or Abraham, Isaac, Yitzhak, or David, Airbnb will not let you use their service. They might as well advertise "No Jews Allowed."

The problem is that most world powers are anti-Zionist and consider it illegal for Jews to take up land where Palestinians seek statehood.

An Airbnb website statement read:

"We concluded that we should remove listings in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank that are at the core of the dispute between Israelis and Palestinians."

The website did not specify when the anti-Semitism will take effect. But you don't have to be Jewish to know anti-Semitism when you see it. And you don't have to be Jewish to be angry enough to boycott any company that is anti-Semitic or anti-any-race.

The Jewish people are smart--they will likely come up with a better alternative and Airbnb will eventually suffer financially for their decision.

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Washington Airbnb host pull listings to avoid Trump supporters

We are at a point in American history where everything has become politicized and it isn't good for the country.

Now, in spite of its recently updated listing policies designed to discourage racial discrimination among its hosts, Airbnb hasn't cleansed its property-rental app of internalized biases--especially biases against President-elect Donald Trump supporters.

Now that Clinton fans canceled their January reservations for attending the Washington D.C. event, Trump fans are snapping them up from all over the country in order to attend the event. 

The cancellation rate for the Party of Snowflakes is around 70% but some DC Airbnb folks who have listed with the company now say they feel "conflicted" about renting to Trump supporters and are taking down their listings to avoid having to share their homes and properties with people whose opinions differ from theirs. 

One snowflake host who was planning to rent one of her three bedrooms to a Hillary Clinton inauguration guest said, "I have a visceral reaction to the thought of having a Trump supporter in my house. No amount of money could make me change my mind. It's about moral principles."

In other words, everyone who voted for Donald Trump, an obvious narcissist, rather than Hillary Clinton, an obvious incompetent, arrogant liar, is an immoral deplorable. How insightful of this woman.

Another host who called herself "Meredith," and actually looks like Burgess Meredith, told the HuffPo that she worried what Trump supporters would do to her condo, particularly to the "priceless" works of art she collected on her international travels. "We don't trust Trump supporters to stay in our place," she said--although she noted that she didn't mind overcharging Trump-loving guests (price goughing worm that she is) as punishment for their decision to vote for the person she didn't vote for.

But a snowflake who calls herself "Ellie" said she was "feeling afraid" of "the white men" who might want to rent a bedroom in her home. She said that she needed the money, however, and would have to simply "look past our differences and happily welcome them."

Perhaps Ellie will discover that all "white Trump voting men" simply thought he was a better candidate than Clinton, and that they are not evil "white men." Some Trump voters aren't even white and aren't even men.

It's amazing how the left has formed such horrible opinions of half the nation. But even more, it's sad.

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Liberal Cuomo passes anti-Airbnb bill: shades of Uber

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is a left-wing liberal who, like all liberals, pretends to be on the side of the "little guy." But if you rent out space in your New York apartment through Airbnb, you can be fined up to $7,500. 

The punishment applies to rentals less than 30 days when the owner or tenant is not present. 

Cuomo caved to the pressure from the hotel industry and now the bill has become law. The "little guy" can no longer make a few dollars from renting out space, nor can the client save money from not having to pay extravagant hotel bills.

Many property owners (aka "little guys") use Airbnb and similar websites to rent their apartments to short-term visitors, while taking residential units off the high-priced housing market.

Another liberal, Sen. Liz Krueger of Manhattan, said "Today is a great day for tenants, seniors, and anyone who values the safe and quiet enjoyment of their homes and neighborhoods." 

"For too long companies like Airbnb have encouraged illegal activity that takes housing off the market and makes our affordability crisis worse," she said.

To enforce this law will be like trying to enforce a law that demands left-handed tenants have cupboard doors that open left-to-right. 

There has been a law on the books since 2010 that prohibits rentals of less than 30 days when the owner or tenant is not present, but try enforcing it.

Luckily there are people and landlords who are more than willing to turn in their neighbors who violate this law, and the state could monitor the website to find potential violations--they can call the state workers "The Big Brother Brigade."

The new law does not apply to rentals in single-family homes, row houses or to spare rooms in apartments if the resident is present, but it does apply to condos and co-ops.

Airbnb tried to kill the measure, suggesting alternative regulations to address concerns over short-term rentals without imposing huge fines, but it didn't work.

People who rent out their space on Airbnb are just trying to make a little money while they're out of town, but if the government can get in there and screw things up for the "little guy," that's what they're going to do. It's like the scorpion and frog crossing the stream.

Those who get caught violating the state law and list their apartments for less than 30 day rentals, will face a fine of $1,000 for the first offense; $5,000 for the second; and $7,500 for the third.

"I'm from the government, and I'm here to help."

Here to help the "big guy."




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