Hamassholes cut off contact as escalation in Gaza a high probability

Well, folks, the Gaza situation just took a turn for the worse, and that's saying something. According to a report from Amichai Stein in The Jerusalem Post, the faint hope of a negotiated resolution with Hamas is fading faster than a mirage in the Negev. An Israeli source told the newspaper on Thursday that optimism is in short supply: "There is growing pessimism in Israel over the possibility that Hamas will show flexibility and return to the negotiating table." 

That's diplomatic speak for "we're nowhere close to a deal."

The vibe in Jerusalem is grim, with one Israeli official bluntly stating, "It now seems that an expanded military operation in Gaza is inevitable." Why? Because Hamas has gone radio silent. "Hamas has cut off contact,” another Israeli source said. "There are no real negotiations with them." That’s not just a snag; it's a brick wall disguised as a speed bump..

Adding fuel to the fire, Hamas is apparently ghosting its usual mediators. "Hamas has also partially severed ties with Qatar and Egypt," another official familiar with the talks told the Post. Instead, they’re cozying up to Turkey, with the source noting, "[A]t the moment, they are primarily engaged in talks with Turkey." 

Turkey, under Erdogan, isn't exactly known for playing nice with Israel, so this shift doesn’t bode well for de-escalation.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu huddled with US Envoy Steve Witkoff for a nearly three-hour talk in Jerusalem on Thursday. Part of it was a one-on-one, with the rest pulling in heavyweights like Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer and Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar. The result of the meeting shows that the US and Israel "are aligned" on their next steps against Hamas after the terrorist group cut off contact. 

They're gearing up for a response, and it's not likely to involve sending Hamas a fruit basket, but perhaps they'll send cell phones as gifts.

Witkoff's next stop is the humanitarian frontlines in Gaza, where he is expected to visit aid centers on Friday. "Witkoff intends to make sure there is no famine or deliberate starvation," an Israeli official said to the Post. 

That’s a noble goal, but the real fix, as President Trump pointed out on Truth Social, isn't complicated: "The fastest way to end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is for Hamas to surrender and release the hostages!!!" Hard to argue with that logic, Hamas could end this tomorrow if they weren’t so committed to their anti-Semitic reign of terror.

With Hamas doubling down, Israel's staring at a tough road ahead. Expanded military ops in Gaza is now a question of 'when,' not 'if.

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Syria's new textbooks still crazy after all these centuries

Note the arm gesture

Let us cast an unflinching eye upon the new schoolbooks emerging from Syria, shall we? There is something deeply troubling afoot. "In the new schoolbooks, the role of women in Arab history is being deliberately downplayed; Islam relegates women to a lower rank than men." 

So it is written, and so it appears to be. 

Figures such as Nazik al-Abid—once hailed as the “Joan of Arc of the Arabs” for her courageous stand for women’s rights—are now scrubbed from the pages. Queen Zenobia, that towering figure of the 3rd century, is dismissed as a relic of the Jahaliyya, the Time of Ignorance, unworthy of emulation. And Khawla bint al-Azwar, the fierce warrior of the Rashidun era who dared to believe Ali was the first rightful caliph, finds no favor in the uber-Sunni sanctum of Damascus. A Shia in all but name, she is cast out of this new pedagogical pantheon.

The excision does not stop there. 

The Assad dynasty, both father and son, has been predictably erased from any hint of praise, direct or oblique. Yet when it comes to Israel and the Jews, the venom remains untouched. 

"Multiple maps in a geography textbook for 14 – 15-year-olds present all of Israel’s internationally recognized territory as Palestine." The Golan Heights, firmly under Israeli control, are brazenly claimed as Syrian, while the cover flaunts an image of the Sea of Galilee—nestled within Israel’s borders—as though to whisper that it, too, might belong to Syria. 

Does Israel exist within its 1949 armistice lines in these texts, or has it been obliterated entirely? The answer is murky, but what is crystal clear is this: the Israel of today finds no reflection in these maps.

And then there is the matter of science—or its absence. 

"An entire chapter in a biology textbook for 13 – 14-year-olds on evolution has been removed." Why? Because evolution, we are told, is merely a “theory,” one that clashes with the immutable truths of Islamic doctrine. Best to shield the young minds from its seductive heresies until they can be sufficiently armored with faith. Secularism, it seems, is an unwelcome guest in this new scholastic order.

But it is in the reframing of “martyrdom” that the shift becomes most chilling. 

"‘Martyrdom’ will be reframed in the new textbooks from a national to a religious perspective." Out goes the notion of “a person giving away his soul to defend his homeland”; in its place, 10 grade pupils will now be taught of “a person giving away his soul for the sake of Allah.” The homeland of Syria fades into irrelevance; the call is now to martyrdom for Islam itself—to expand the umma, to strike down the infidels. 

Take Dalia al-Mughrabi, for instance, enshrined in these pages as a paragon of virtue. She, who in 1978 helped slaughter 38 Israeli civilians, including 13 children, in the Coastal Road Massacre, is held aloft as a model to emulate. 

If this is the education of the young, what future can we expect?

Behind this lurks the shadow of Turkey, Erdogan’s hand guiding the rise of HTS and its leader, al-Jolani, in their war against Assad. Ankara remains the principal foreign patron of this new Damascus regime—though one wonders how long that alliance will hold if Turkey insists on lingering in northern Syria to keep the Kurds in check. 

For now, the Ottoman legacy is gently rebranded: what was once an “occupation” in Assad’s textbooks is now a neutral “regime,” a semantic sleight of hand to appease a friend. Syria itself, as a nation, recedes from view; the spotlight falls instead on Islam and the global umma. The old hatreds endure—Jews and Western powers, those “warmongers and exploiters who suck the ‘blood of the innocents,’” remain the perennial enemies.

Al-Jolani may speak soothing words, pledging to disarm militias and forge a national army, disavowing any intent to challenge Israel’s recent gains on the Syrian Golan. And yet here are these textbooks, freshly minted, steeped ever deeper in an Islamic fervor that will shape the next generation. "Statements against Jews remain, as do those against all the Western powers." Many of these children, fed this diet of piety and prejudice, will surely emerge as jihadis—foot soldiers in a war without end.

The Israelis, wisely, keep their distance, unmoved by al-Jolani’s supposed overtures. They are right to hesitate. 

If you seek the reason, look no further than these schoolbooks. Impact-se has laid it bare: what has been kept, what has been altered, and what has worsened. This is not a curriculum of peace; it is a blueprint for something far darker. We would do well to take note and stay strong.

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Turkey's Erdogan may boycott Israel on a few items

Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan is thinking about banning some of Israel's imports to his country due to Israel's defending its borders against Hamas infiltrators and other rioters seeking to gain entrance and slaughter Jews.

Of course Erdogan didn't word it that way--he called the Hamassholes "protesters" and made it sound as if they were killed randomly by the IDF. There were 63 people killed, 50 of whom were members of Hamas and 3 of whom were Islamic jihadists.

Erdogan is campaigning for re-election in June. He hosted anti-Semitic Muslim leaders who seek the destruction of Israel and the opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem, Israel's capital.

Speaking to so-called reporters returning from beautiful Bosnia on Sunday, Erdogan said the 57-member Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) had recommended the imposition of a boycott on Israeli goods. The OIC has not made it a secret that they would like to see the demise of Israel and all the Jews killed. 

It's part of their scripture.

But if the Islamic nations really want to boycott all Israeli goods, they need to see the video [above].

I suspect Erdogan and his ilk will only boycott products they really don't use.


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Turkey's Erdogan expects US to do what he says

Erdogan smelling his own breath

Ankara -- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Yippy Kayyay Erdogan believes he can boss the U.S. around and had the audacity of dope to say, "We expect the Trump administration to rescind without further delay its unfortunate decision." He's referring to the plans for the U.S. to move our embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, the ancient capital of Israel.

Trump responded "When Erdogan moves his presidential palace where I tell him to (and I doubt it's going to fit) then I'll move it."

Okay, Trump didn't really say that, but I bet he thought it.

Trump knew he was going to have to stand up to this kind of crap when he first made good on his promise to the American people to move the embassy to the Israel capital, Jerusalem. 

Others came before his presidency with the same vow, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama, but they all backed away from their words while Trump made good on his.

If Trump backs down on this, he might as well go riding off into the sunset. 

But he won't back down, I'm pretty certain of this. He will show the rest of the world that intimidation doesn't work on us anymore. They had Trump confused with Obama, the apologist for the Islamic world, and the weakling who led from behind--a fitting oxymoron for his failed leadership.

Erdogan called on UN member states not to be swayed by Trump's threat to cut funding for those nations that backed the motion at the UN General Assembly.

Erdogan said, "I am calling on the whole world: never sell your democratic will in return for petty dollars." But in Turkey and in Islamic theocracies, there is no democratic will, only the will of the leaders.

Screw Erdogan and his minions. Screw the UNGA, the most anti-Zionist, anti-Semitic group of people to sit in the same room. 


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Islamic preacher says without a beard, men are sex animals

A Muslim preacher from Turkey says that a man without a beard is a man without sexual censorship. A beardless man would have "indecent thoughts" and how he knows this, well, he must have shaved once or twice.

The religious preacher has the theory that men without beards look like women [to him I suppose] and thus trigger other men to have "indecent thoughts."

In fact, this Muslim preacher, Murat Bayaral (rhymes with "oral") said that beardless men "cannot be distinguished from women," and he has often found himself mounting a man by mistake, and had "indecent thoughts" as he did so.

According to Newsweek, Bayaral explained to Fatih Medreseleri (rhymes with "Fat Made Yer Celery") a religious TV station in Turkey, that "men should grow beards" because they help "separate men from women."

But a dude under a burka even with a beard still looks like a woman under a burka without one.

Men bonding or women chatting?

It's rumored that Bayaral has ongoing dreams about his country's leader, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a pretty man who sports no beard.

"[Beards are] one of the two body parts that separate men from women," the preacher said.

"For example, if you see a man with long hair from afar, you might think he is a woman if he does not have a beard," the genius said. "Because nowadays, women and men dress similarly. God forbid! You could be possessed by indecent thoughts."

Certain fruits have also been known to cause this preacher to have indecent thoughts. Can you guess which ones?

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Erdogan bad mouths Israel--Netanyahu gives it back in spades

Istanbul -- Turkey has become increasingly a sharia guided nation and they don't take well to the Jewish State of Israel. Relations between the two countries appeared to have deteriorated Sunday as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Taqiyya Erdogan said that Israel is a terrorist state that kills children. He also said he would fight against the declaration recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital, as it has been for thousands of years.

He was probably referring to the children that Hamas uses as human shields when firing rockets at Israeli school buses. Israel does everything reasonably possible to minimize "collateral damage" while Hamas does everything it can to increase it.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded in kind during an official visit to Paris, calling Erdogan a leader who bombs Kurdish villagers and supports terrorists.

Israel and Turkey had normalized relations in recent years, but the dual flare-ups did not help the situation.

President Trump's move to relocate the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem has sparked Muslims who want to make Jerusalem Islamic and have no historical support that predates the Jews claim to their capital.

When President Trump made the move to use Jerusalem for the embassy, Hamassholes called for 'three days of rage'-- something they do whenever they get the chance--this is the fourth time in eight months, by the way.

"Palestine is an innocent victim . . . As for Israel, it is a terrorist state, yes, terrorist!" Erdogan said, preaching to the choir in Sivas, a central Turkish city. 

Palestinians typically claim victimhood, even after they go on a killing rampage. It reminds me of Flip Wilson saying, "The devil made me do it." Never the fault of the perp, always the victim. Now we have another Islamic leader blaming the victim for being the terrorist--it's ridiculous.

"I am not used to receiving lectures about morality from a leader who bombs Kurdish villagers in his native Turkey, who jails journalists, who helps Iran go around international sanctions, and who helps terrorists, including in Gaza, kill innocent people," Netanyahu said. "That is not the man who is going to lecture us."

No country is perfect, but to pretend that Erdogan or the Palestinians own the moral high ground is as absurd as referring to Osama bin Laden as a kind, religious leader.


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Palestinians, metal detectors and balderdash

Palestinians protesting metal detectors
days after they were removed

Israel has been under great pressure to remove the metal detectors and cameras they installed at the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem after three terrorists went on a jihad-spree earlier in July that killed two Israeli Druze police  officers. 

The weapons used by the Arab-Israeli terrorists were hidden inside the mosque. The Palestinian Authority (PA) called on Muslims to boycott the site and launch "days of rage" against the Jewish state.

But  nevertheless, after pressure from the Muslim world and international community, Israel removed the bomb, knife and firearm detecting devices and cameras in yet another attempt to appease "the unappeasable" Palestinians. 

The Palestinians claimed the metal detectors were a "desecration" of the mosque, which is located on the holiest site in the Jewish religion and only the third holiest for Muslims.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan denounced Israel and called on Muslims to "protect" Jerusalem, as if they were there before the Jews. 

And even after the metal detectors were removed days before, Palestinians continued to protest Israel's installation of metal detectors at the entrance to the Temple Mount, the Jewish holy site. 

They just needed a reason to protest the existence of the Jews.

One Palestinian teenager posted on his Facebook page his intention to become a "martyr," just before he entered the home of a Jewish family in the West Bank. He slaughtered three household members and the kid was wounded and sent to an Israeli hospital to be treated for his wounds. 

While the teen received treatment, the PA celebrated his attack and put into motion the mechanism to set him up with a monthly salary of over $3,000 for his attempt to become a "martyr" through murdering Jews.

On July 23, a terrorist in Jordan, the country with religious custodianship over the Temple Mount through the Islamic Waqf, attacked an Israeli security guard at the Israeli embassy compound in Amman.

The guard shot him in self-defense but caught another Jordanian in the crossfire.

In a deal between Israel and Jordan, the guard and other embassy staff who had been placed in custody, were released in exchange for a promise to remove the metal detectors at the Temple Mount.

But let's get serious. The metal detectors had nothing to do with why PA President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah faction and Hamassholes pissed off fellow Muslims. 

The truth is, the detectors were installed to protect everyone entering the holy site, where only Muslims are allowed to pray, while Christians and Jews may only visit under strict surveillance.

The real reason for the relentless incitement against Jews--this time over the use of metal detectors--is merely an excuse to claim that Israel is attempting to change the "status quo" on the Temple Mount, and that it disgraces Islam and hurts the Palestinians whom the world wants to defend against "evil Israel" (aka Jews).

Metal detectors have been installed at prominent mosques all over the Middle East along with more than 5,000 surveillance cameras, not to mention over 100,000 security personnel! They monitor pilgrims going to Mecca in Saudi Arabia during Hajj. 

Even at Jerusalem's Western Wall, another Jewish holy site, people must pass through metal detectors before entering the plaza--but this is taken for granted and the PA doesn't complain (or hasn't yet).

The PA simply uses low-information Palestinian folks as pawns for their bigger agenda, which is to obliterate Israel through delegitimization.


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Tillerson shills for Muslim Brotherhood, Qatar

President Trump has thus far talked a good game about radical Islamic terrorism, but he has yet to designate the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) as a Foreign Terrorist Organization as he was expected to do.

The designation falls under the job description of the Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson. But Tillerson has chosen the MB and its backers in Qatar and Turkey over their Arab rivals. In fact, Tillerson has only negative things to say about the idea of designating them a Foreign Terrorist Organization.

Tillerson's main talking point is that the MB's political parties have representatives in governments in Turkey and Bahrain, which is irrelevant. Bahrain has banned the Brotherhood and the U.S. would not deal with Lebanon since it has Hezbollah in it, a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization.

The Secretary of State also spouted the same "non-violent" and "moderate" Brotherhood propaganda and claimed the Brotherhood's political parties in governments "have become so by renouncing violence and terrorism."

That's bull crap and it was bull crap when Obama said it. 

Now that Trump is in office and has said all the politically incorrect things one can say about Islamic terrorism, you would think his Secretary of State would be honest too, but perhaps Trump didn't quite know what he was getting with Tillerson. 

The disappointment in Tillerson's position is exacerbated by the fact that now is an opportune time to designate the MB as a Foreign Terrorist Organization. 

Again, Trump said he would but he hasn't. 

The Arab world is pressuring Qatar over its support of the MB and other jihadists. Those Arabs wonder where we stand since our president and our Secretary of State are on opposite sides of the fence on this issue.

Patrick Poole, a counter-terrorism expert, asserts that Tillerson is "sabotaging" Trump's foreign policy. Poole would like to see Tillerson do a "Priebus" and don't let the door hit him on his way out.

Here we have Trump expressing his support for those Arab nations taking measures against Qatar and unequivocally describing them as a major terrorism funder. Tillerson describes Qatar as "very reasonable" in his reaction to Arab pressure.

Tillerson was formerly the CEO of ExxonMobil, a company that is also a member of the U.S.-Turkish Business Council. The chairman is Ekin Alptekin, the same businessman who's at the center of controversy regarding former National Security Adviser General Michael Flynn.  

Alptekin's company contracted with Flynn for $600,000 to promote Erdogan government's interests. Flynn's firm registered as a lobbyist but didn't register as a foreign agent--that was the problem that got Flynn in trouble and fired from the Trump administration and replaced by General H.R. McMaster.

There's no proof of direct dealings between Tillerson and Alptekin, but ExxonMobil's involvement in the U.S.-Turkish Business Council is a good indication how Tillerson's previous relationship with Turkey's government may influence his behavior.

While Erdogan had few defenders, he certainly had one in Tillerson.

At the beginning of July, Tillerson went to Istanbul to receive an award from the World Petroleum Congress where he openly praised those who defended Erdogan against a coup attempt last year. He even went so far as to describe the Islamist theocratic dictatorship as a democracy. 

He said:

"Nearly a year ago, the Turkish people--brave men and women--stood up against coup plotters and defended their democracy. I take this moment to recognize their courage and honor the victims of the events of July 15, 2016. It was on that day that the Turkish people exercised their rights under the Turkish constitution, defended their place in a prosperous Turkey, and we remember those who were injured or died in that event."

Although Tillerson condemned the Turkish security personnel who violently attacked protesters in Washington D.C. in May, something any public official would do, when it comes to difficult issues, Tillerson sides with Turkey and Qatar, contradicting President Trump, who selected him for Secretary of State.

Even when it comes to the Kurds, our closest allies in fighting Islamic State, Tillerson's State Department sided with Turkey in criticizing the Iraqi Kurds' referendum on independent statehood, implying his opposition to Kurdish independence.

Trump was elected for change, but Tillerson is not the man for the job. Nothing has changed and maybe it's worse.


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Two Turks arrested after D.C. embassy brawl

A pair of Turkish nationals who are accused of attacking peaceful American demonstrators outside the Turkish Embassy in Washington D.C. were arrested Monday. 

The brawl took place during Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's visit last month. In video he appears to say something to one of his security agents who then appears to make a call and the violence begins.

One source in the U.S. Marshall's office said to Fox News that one suspect, Eyup Yildirin, was apprehended in Manchester, N.J. The other scum-wafer, Sinan Narin, was caught in McLean, Va.

Both arrest warrants were executed by U.S. Marshalls in coordination with the Metro Police Department in Washington. 

A State Department official said they had to wait for these charges before they could "kick them out of the country."

Witnesses said the brawl began when Erdogan's security detail attacked protesters carrying the Kurdish PDY party flag outside the embassy. Turkey considers the PDY to be a terrorist organization, so it's okay to commit a terrorist act against them. In fact, the Turkish Embassy blamed the violence on the demonstrators, much the same way an abusive husband blames the wife.


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Turkey's goons identified

Three of Erdogan's goons who were involved in the brutal attack in Washington D.C. against peaceful protesters on May 16th have been identified by The Daily Caller. 

One victim of the attack, which took place outside the Turkish embassy, is Ceren Borazen, 26, who is seen being choked and thrown to the ground by one of these swine.

Hopefully, President Trump will toss the Turkish embassy out of the country after what they did.

Ismail Dalkiran, Servet Erkan and Hakan Gebes are three of the names of the scumcrumpets that attacked the Kurdish protesters. They are part of Erdogan's security detail and live in Turkey.

The video of the assault was rather disturbing as the goons were kicking at people on the ground and one man appeared to be unconscious. Eleven people were injured in the attack which began after Erdogan and his detail arrived and he made a phone call. 

Dalkiran is seen on the video choking Ceren Borazen, a 26-year-old Kurdish woman protesting Erdogan's visit. She later said in interviews that Dalkiran also threatened to kill her, and she has led a social media campaign to help find the goon. In fact, he appears to be one of the more violent goons on the video.

Dalkiran, Erkan and Gebes are all connected on Facebook and it's the involvement of the latter two in the attacks that provides more proof that the attack came on the orders of Erdogan.

Both Erkan and Gebes were seen in a small circle surrounding Erdogan who was sitting in a black Mercedes Benz moments before the violence began.

Gebes, a thin puke with a mustache, appears to have relayed instructions from the Turkish leader to launch the attack and he is seen receiving orders from Muhsin Kose, Erdogan's chief of security.

Kose leans into Erdogan's car then emerges and speaks to Gebes, who nods 'yes' then runs toward the street where the attack soon began.


Erkan, a large man with a bald head and dirty underwear (I suspect) is seen punching at least two protesters, and he may be the one who issued commands to begin the assault.

TheDC analyzed the videos and revealed a voice shouting "dalin diyor, servet abi dalm diyor." The translation is" Servet says dive in [or attack]."

When Erkan returned home in Turkey, he was praised by his compatriots: "The valiant man who ordered the attack against the traitors in America," wrote one guy named Bilal Sandal who also posted a photo with Erkan on Twitter just days before the attack.

The Three Stooges are probably protected by diplomatic immunity so they will most likely get away with the assault.

But if we kick out their embassy, that would be a clear message that we will not tolerate this kind of garbage on our soil.


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Erdogan calls on Muslims to flood Jerusalem mosque to protect its identity

Turkey President Recep Tayyip [Pee-Yi-Yo-Kay-Yay] Erdogan has called upon the world's Muslims to fly to Israel, head on over to Jerusalem and visit the Al-Aqsa Mosque. 

It would also be great if the pilgrims fly Turkish Airlines and leave a generous donation at the mosque to support jihad while ostensibly going there to protect the site's Islamic identity. 

Muslims believe that their holy pedophile prophet was transported from the Sacred Mosque in Mecca to al-Aqsa during the make believe Night Journey. Legend has it that Mo led prayers towards this site until the seventeenth month after the emigration, when the Devil directed him to turn towards the Kaaba--the pagan stone that Muslims worldwide walk around and practice stone-throwing for future sharia enforcement.

Erdogan, true to the Koran, never misses the chance to bad mouth Israel and this time he compared Israel's policies to South Africa's Apartheid era.

Speaking in Istanbul, where he threw the bull, Erdogan discussed Palestinian economic development and lashed out at Israel over its settlement plans in the West Bank and Jerusalem, in total disregard of the Old Testament describing how the Jews occupied Israel long before Mohammed was even born. 

"We, as Muslims, should be visiting Al-Quds more often," the Turkish leader declared, using the Arabic name for Jerusalem. "Each day that Jerusalem is under occupation is an insult to us."

He was referring to the fact that the Koran calls for the killing of Jews, and what better place on earth to find Jews than the Jewish State.

About 26,000 Turks visited the Temple Mount in 2016. But for Erdogan, that wasn't enough. As a stockholder in Turkish Allahu Akbar Airways, he said that "hundreds of thousands" should be visiting the site, which is considered holy by Muslims. "[It] would be the greatest support to our brothers there," he said.

"Al-Quds is holy for all three divine religions. It is the heart and summary of all human history.

"Both in terms of our religion and historical responsibility, Al-Quds and the fight of our Palestinian brothers for rights and justice is of great importance to us. We will keep making efforts for Quds to turn into a city of peace."

By 'peace' Erdogan is referring to the idea that once all Jews and other infidels are either converted to Islam or dead, there will then be peace. That's what the Koran says, and that's what extremists believe, and Erdogan is an anti-Semitic extremist.

"What's the difference between the present acts of the Israeli administration and the racist and discriminatory politics that were practiced against black people in the past in America--and up until a short time ago in South Africa.

"Here is the only solution," the idiot said. "The establishment of a fully sovereign and independent Palestinian state, with East Jerusalem as its capital along the lines of 1967."

Which, if those lines were established, would leave Israel totally vulnerable to the Muslim world that wants to see them pushed into the sea, so that "Palestine could be free."

It's a pipe dream to believe that if Israel simply gave up even more land, as it has always done to soothe the angry Muslim souls that demand it, to the Palestinians, that this would end all fighting. No, the Palestinians (aka Hamas) have made it very clear that the only good Jew is a dead Jew.

Israel's foreign ministry responded to the Turkish hypocrite saying that "Whoever systematically violates human rights in his country should not preach morality to the only true democracy in the region.

"Israel adheres strictly to full freedom of worship for Jews, Muslims and Christians--and will continue to do so in spite of this baseless slander."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wasn't originally going to respond to Erdogan's speech, but after he heard the hypocrisy being vomited forth and widely reported by the media, he changed his mind.

Erdogan also warned President Trump that he'd better not dare move our embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, saying it would be "extremely wrong" and "ill advised."

"It is not a simple location change," Erdogan said. "Those who think that way are not aware of how delicate the balance is in the Holy Land."

Sure--but it was a lot more holy and tolerant before the Muslims came and destroyed churches and synagogues there and around the world.

And while Erdogan and his ilk preach Islamic peace and tolerance, theirs is the one religion that has never seen peace and never were tolerant, not even of different Islamic sects, much less other religions and cultures.


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Dutch prepare for election with increased nationalism

Geert Wilders

Amsterdam -- The Dutch election on Wednesday is intensifying feelings of nationalism in the land of the clogs and will be a test of how the country feels about Islamic immigration, to use a politically incorrect term. This comes after a rift with Turkey over the weekend.

Turkey wants to lobby Dutch Turks and have them support Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan by handing him sweeping power in a referendum in Turkey on April 16.

Geert Wilders, who's running on the Party For Freedom (PVV) wants to "de-Islamicise" the Netherlands. He's hoping the clashes between Turkish-Dutch protesters and the police, and the accusations made by Turkey of Dutch "fascism" will increase his chances of winning the election.

Unfortunately, Wilders' PVV has as much chance of forming a government, given the splintered party landscape, as Donald Trump had of winning the presidency. Everyone thinks Wilders will probably lose, just as people thought that Trump also would lose.

Like American leftists, whose only hope for winning is to use identity politics, other Dutch parties have ruled out a coalition with a party they view as racist.

France is a different story with far-right Marine Le Pen ahead in one poll. If she wins, there is a very good chance the French will pull out of the EU and curb immigration.

Germany too, with its Alternative for Germany right-wing, euroskeptic party, is probably going to win seats for the first time in the German federal parliament in September.

For now, the big question for the Dutch is whether the Turkey dispute will put Wilders in the driver's seat over Prime Minister Mark Rutte, whose cabinet banned Turkish ministers from holding a rally in the Netherlands.

A recent snap poll indicated a 3-seat boost for Rutte's VVD with 2 seats for Wilders' PVV in the 150-seat parliament.

Many believe Rutte's current hard line on Turkey is merely a political ploy to appeal to realists who see the problems with immigration and dissuade them from voting for Wilders. 

The conservative group Christian Democrats (CDA) on Sunday urged Turkish immigrants to give up their dual nationality and integrate into Dutch culture. But the chances of that happening are about the same as a Muslim having his bar mitzvah at a mosque in Saudi Arabia.


Rutte and Wilders debated Monday with the main argument being how to stem immigration. 

Rutte called Wilders' plan to close borders and mosques and ban the Koran as "fake solutions" and said "While we are focusing on the causes of the refugee crisis, you're wasting all your attention on your Koran police."

Wilders responded by accusing Rutte of providing better healthcare for immigrants than the Dutch themselves. "We need to chose for our own people, for our own parents, and not for the asylum seekers. You are not the prime minister of the Netherlands, but of the foreigners."

While the latest Reuters poll puts Rutte's VVD at 16.2 percent, Wilders' PVV at 13.4 percent, and the CDA at 12.5 percent, it's possible that we may see the 'Trump Effect' on the election: people who say they're voting for Rutte or the CDA because they're uncomfortable saying they're actually voting for Wilders.  Tomorrow will tell.

With such a close margin between parties, any of them could win, but with what happened on Monday when Erdogan threatened legal action against the Dutch, opinion polls would be unreliable as viewpoints of the conflict changes. Wilders actually has a shot--but it's a long shot.



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Turkey attacker ID'd as 5 ISIS suspects detained

Istanbul -- Turkey said it has identified the jihadist who slaughtered 39 unarmed people and wounded nearly 70, in an Istanbul nightclub--but the country's foreign minister wouldn't name the scum who pulled the trigger as he still remains at large.

The Turkish media screwed up the suspect's name twice as well as photos of a possible suspect since the attack on New Year's Day morning, so they are now being very cautious with the information.

In a televised interview with Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu he said "The identity of the person who carried out the attack on the Reina nightclub has been established."

Since the attack, Turkish police detained five suspected ISIS militants believed to be linked to the attack during an operation in the Aegean port city of Izmir.

ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack saying that a "soldier of the caliphate" had carried out the shooting to avenge Turkish military operations against them in northern Syria.

In a speech made from Ankara, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed the attack was aimed to set Turks against each other and deepen fault lines. He was responding to accusations made in the past that Turkey supported ISIS and said that "to present the country which is leading the greatest struggle against [ISIS] as one supporting terrorism is what the terror organization wants."

And he went on "To say Turkey has surrendered to terrorism is to take sides with the terrorists and terror organizations."

Since the attack, Istanbul has been on high alert. Police have set up checkpoints and are checking vehicles across the city. The attacker used a taxi to get to and from the nightclub the morning of the attack, and police are checking taxis and having passengers hold up their identifications while the vehicles are inspected.

In Izmir,  27 people, including women and children, were taken into custody as three families who had come from Konya where the gunman is believed to have been based before carrying out the attack.

Turkish media reports that the gunman's wife was in custody and claimed ignorance about his link to ISIS. 

She may have told the media: "He tells me nothing. He doesn't even let me drive or go outside without a male escort. He hits me if I don't pray enough to please him. I can't even vote or go to the market without a male escort. All he wants me for is to 'plow my fertile fields,' if you know what I mean."

It is believed that much of what she revealed, she learned from watching "Hannity."



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IS takes credit for Istanbul nightclub massacre

The Islamic State took credit on Monday for a New Year's shooting attack at an Istanbul nightclub that killed 39 and wounded almost 70 others. The gunman is still at large and is being hunted by authorities.

IS said via its Aamaq News Agency that the killing spree was carried out by a "heroic soldier of the caliphate who attacked the most famous nightclub where Christians were celebrating their pagan feast." 

And they should know about pagan celebrations because their holy site, the Hajj, is a pagan shrine confiscated by Islamic terrorists back in the day when their so-called prophet was on his own killing spree.

Turkish authorities think the gunman came from either Uzbekistan or Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia, or possibly some other area that is difficult to spell.

There are similarities with the suicide bomb and gun attack at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport in June and police are trying to establish whether this recent attack may have come from the same ISIS cell.

The gunman killed a policeman and another man outside the Reina club just after midnight, Sunday morning. About 600 normal people were partying inside when the scumcrumpet began firing at them with an automatic rifle.

"Unfortunately, [he] rained bullets in a very cruel and merciless way on innocent people who were there to celebrate New Year's and have fun," Istanbul Gov. Vasip Sahin told the press.

What people need to understand is that ISIS doesn't see non-Muslims, or "non-religious" Muslims [that is, Muslims who believe exactly as they do] as 'innocent,' and they must convert to their form of Islam or be killed.

Most of the victims were foreigners, many from the Middle East, according to state-run Anadolu Agency.

In 2016, there had been over 30 jihadist attacks in Turkey, a partner in the coalition fighting ISIS in Syria and Iraq. There were three attacks in Istanbul alone and a failed coup attempt in July along with a renewed conflict with the Kurds in the southeast.

Turkey President Erdogan condemned "the terror attack in Istanbul's Ortakoy neighborhood in the first hours of 2017" and offered condolences for those who lost their lives, including the "foreign guests."

A U.S. State Department official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, because he or she has been known to spread office gossip, said one American man was among the wounded.

The attacker left a gun at the club and escaped in the confusion and chaos that took place. he remains on the run.

The White House pulled out their "cheat sheet" to condemn the attack, calling it horrific and offered U.S. help to Turkey, as if we have an idea of what to do, when we can't even call it "Islamic extremism" or "Islamic jihad."

The U.N. Security Council condemned the "heinous and barbaric assault in the "strongest terms," designed to scare the crap out of people who use guns, fire and blades, rather than strong words.

I'm sure they see us as weak infidels who deserve to die.




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UPDATE: Terror attack in Istanbul: 38 dead, 155 wounded

"With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil--that takes religion." Steven Weinberg

Istanbul, Turkey -- A car bomb and suicide attack killed 38 and wounded 155 people on Saturday outside a soccer stadium. 

Authorities say the car bomb was detonated remotely and was followed by a suicide bomber 45 seconds later. 

Of those killed, all but two were police officers. According to the Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu, 17 of the wounded were undergoing surgery and 6 were in intensive care.

The first bomb went off at about 10:30 p.m. local time hours after the Turkish Super League soccer match ended.  There was a second explosion in the same area but no details were provided by officials as to the nature of the blast.

Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan said in a statement: "A terrorist attack has been carried out against our security forces and our citizens. It has been understood that the explosions after the Besiktas-Bursaspor football game aimed to maximize casualties. As a result of these attacks unfortunately we have martyrs and wounded."

A 'martyr' is someone who's killed because of their religious beliefs. Thus, even Erdogan believes the reason for the attack is religion-based. 

At least ten people have been detained in connection with the attack but there was no immediate claim of responsibility. However, Istanbul has been targeted by ISIS and also Kurdish militants last year.

"It is thought to be a car bomb at a point where our special forces police were located, right after the match at the exit where Bursapor fans exited, after the fans had left," Soylu told Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency. "We have no information on the number of dead. God willing we hope there won't be any. The wounded are police."

What seems probable is that Turkey's government and the attackers, whoever they are, believe that God is on their side. Why else would anyone blow themself up if they didn't believe they were doing His work?

It's time we all stop pretending that Islam isn't a global problem when it's practiced in the orthodox extreme.


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Obama "pulls a Hillary" on Erdogan

Our commander in chief, Barack Obama, met with Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday. This was their first meeting since the military coup this summer failed to throw Ankara's government out of power. Since the coup, relations between the two countries has been strained, to say the least.

Erdogan believes that the coup was orchestrated by exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen, now living in Pennsylvania, and he blames the United States for harboring the guy. 

Obama spoke at the G-20 summit in China and kissed up to the people of Turkey for resisting the coup attempt. He said that they "affirmed their commitment to democracy" and they are "the strength and brilliance of democratic institutions."coup, 

He also "pulled a Hillary" when he claimed that he was glad Erdogan was safe and able to participate in the G-20 summit. The exchange between to two so-called "leaders" was calmer and somewhat more amiable than the recent exchange Erdogan had with Vice President Joe "The Village Idiot" Biden overt he extradition demand made by Turkey for Gulen.

In an indirect, rather vague reference to Gulen, Obama said the Justice Department and U.S. security teams "will cooperate with Turkish authorities to determine how we can make sure that those who carried out these activities are brought to justice;" implying that he would sell Gulen 'down the river' if he could make it look justified to the public.

The 'lame duck' also made clear his "unequivocal condemnation of these actions" and that he personally spoke to Erdogan when the coup attempt first got underway in July. He called to offer U.S. support (LOL).

When Gulen's possible extradition was discussed several weeks ago, there was visible tension when Biden visited Turkey. On Sunday, Erdogan said that his government is gathering "post-coup evidence" to show that Gulen orchestrated the plot from the U.S. and will submit the details to U.S. authorities, adding that officials from both countries are working their collective tails off over the extradition request.

Rumor has it that the Obama team that is working with the Erdogan team is the same group of dedicated people that discovered a video had been responsible for the 2012 Benghazi attack that killed 4 Americans, one of whom was an ambassador named Chris Stevens.

Obama thanked the Turkish people and Erdogan in their quest to defeat ISIS and their humanitarian efforts in response to the years-long civil war in Syria.

Erdogan called on Obama to fight all terror groups and opposes our support of Kurdish fighters that they consider to be terrorists.

Obama mumbled that he is currently working diligently to fight two of the biggest terrorist groups back home in the U.S.: the police and the GOP.


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Erdogan calls for return of military asylum-seekers in Greece

Turkish officials are calling for Greece to return 8 "treacherous officers" who are seeking asylum there after a military coup attempt in Ankara Friday.

The failed attack by a small group of military officers ended with the deaths of at least 160 people and at least 1,000 injured.  

The officers flew to Greece seeking asylum and were identified as: two majors, one captain, and five privates, according to Anadolu Agency, a state-run news organization.

According to reports, the men were arrested when they illegally entered Greece, but they are currently analyzing the asylum demand by the eight military personnel. 

The Greek government said it will return a Turkish Blackhawk helicopter to Turkey "as soon as possible." Evidently, this is how the men made their escape from Turkey. 

The coup attempt was quashed by forces loyal to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after a night of air battles, explosions and gunfire. Thousands were arrested and Erdogan, who has been slowly taking more and more power away from the people, has vowed that those responsible "will pay a heavy price for their treason." This will likely mean torture and death because Erdogan is an Islamist who follows the precepts of Sharia.

Gulen and Erdogan

The soldiers behind the coup at the military headquarters in Ankara have been taken into custody. May God have mercy on them because knowing Erdogan, they will need it.

The Andolu Agency report stated that anti-terrorism police [an oxymoron if there ever was one] will conduct a "detailed search"  at the headquarters, obviously to look for evidence pertaining to coup participants. 

NTV television showed a colonel and other soldiers being taken into custody at he HQ. They were being searched by special forces police, hands behind their heads, and kneeling on the ground in the same fashion. Some of the lower-ranking soldiers claimed they didn't know that they were part of a coup, but video may have disproved that claim.

Military chief of staff Gen. Hulusi Akar has taken over command of the operation against the coup plotters, according to CNN-Turk.

When the coup attempt began late Friday, the military involved said it had seized control "to reinstall the constitutional order, democracy, human rights and freedoms, to ensure that the rule of law once again reigns in the country, for law and order to be reinstated."

Sadly, they lost in their attempt and will obviously pay for it with their blood.

A statement from the White House said President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry agreed that both sides "should support the democratically elected government of Turkey, show restraint and avoid any violence or bloodshed."

And they should know--Obama and Kerry have avoided getting involved with actually retaliating against Islamic jihad and refuse to discuss it.

Supposedly, the coup will have "no impact" on anti-ISIS missions flown out of Incirlik Airbase in southeastern Turkey, according to a senior Defense Department official. This may be true, but it's likely that the aftermath of the coup attempt will end up being bad for the United States.

The Judges and Prosecutors High Council, a governing body overseeing judges and prosecutors in Turkey, has dismissed 2,745 judges across the country in a likely attempt to make the country more Sharia-compliant and fall in line with Erdogan's leadership. They had an emergency meeting hours after the coup was quashed.

The meeting was called to discuss disciplinary measures against those suspected of having links to the movement led by U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen. The Turkish government believes the coup was carried out by a small group within the military loyal to Gulen's movement.

Useless NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg issued a statement calling for "calm and restraint," taking his cue from Obama and Kerry. Stoltenberg called for respect for Turkey's democratic institution and its constitution, but that's why they had a coup in the first place, proving once more that NATO has its collective head up its nether regions.

Leaders of Turkey's current* religious communities released a joint statement condemning the coup attempt. The statement came from the Christian, Jewish and Muslim communities declaring "our great sorrow over the terrorist attacks that disturb the peace of our great nation and of the world."

Erdogan spoke at Ataturk Airport early Saturday and spoke to the crowd of loyal Islamobots: "They have pointed the people's guns against the people. The president whom 52 percent of the people brought to power, is in charge. This government brought to power by the people is in charge. They won't succeed as long as we stand against them by risking everything."

Of course, Erdogan risked nothing as he was away from the country on vacation at the taxpayer's expense.



*If you have an IQ above room temperature, you must have observed how Christians and especially, Jews, have been disappearing from Islamic theocracies over the years. This is not coincidence but the result of Islamic scripture that commands Muslims to conquer, convert the infidels to Islam, or make them pay a tax called "jizyya" if they refuse to convert, and kill them if they don't pay up. This is one of the basic tenets of the "religion of peace."


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Germany has become the Islamic State as comedian faces prison

Guess who has the tingle now

Germany is gone; it has fallen off the face of the earth as we know it and has become what it was when Hitler ran it--a totalitarian dictatorship.

German comedian Jan Bohmermann is being investigated for using what used to be free speech rights. He recited a satirical spoof on Turkey's President Erdogan and say they are offended by Bohmermann's remarks. 

He faces up to five years in prison.

Students across the United States are sympathetic to those offended by Bohmermann's words and have suggested Germany develop "safe spaces" where people can go and hide without having to worry about hearing things that offend their sensitivities. 

Oh, the humanity!

Germany has given up its democracy for sharia and the influx of Muslims there and across Europe has made Angela Merkel bow to Turkey's jihad dictator Erdogan, and bow toward Mecca.

Merkel is to Germany's women's rights as Hitler was to Germany's Jewish culture. She needs to be dethroned and the vast majority of German people agree with that sentiment.

You may remember Erdogan's famous quote regarding Islamic jihad: "The mosques are our barracks, the domes our helmets, the minarets our bayonets and the faithful our soldiers. . . "

Jan Bohmermann's poem was dubbed a "deliberate insult" by Merkel and the German comedian could be prosecuted in his own country for "insulting" the Turkish president.

Yes, calling Erdogan a goat f**ker is insulting but the reason for free speech is to allow for all speech, and if you don't like what you hear, you need to use your free speech to respond rather than crawling into your "safe space" with your "banky" and thumb in your mouth.




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Regulation Nation is an Obamanation

If Obama has his way, internet freedom will be eradicated and all communication will be overseen by his administration and eventually the government.
I received an email from Ben Sasse about the current situation regarding the Internet and Obama's desire to regulate it to his advantage. Below is my take on the letter and a link where you can sign a petition to have the FCC hear your opinion.

In Turkey, Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan had similar goals: "We now have a court order. We will eradicate Twitter; I don't care what the international community says. Everyone will witness the power of the Turkish Republic."

Obama and Erdogan have company. In 2009, Iran began a crackdown on the Internet and China has been doing it for years. Last year, Russia forced Facebook to remove content that was critical of Vladimir Putin, so you might be seeing a pattern here.

Last November, President Obama called upon the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) to classify the Internet as a public utility, which by doing so, would put the government in the position of having the jurisdiction to police it. 

Now that's Orwellian. 

We certainly don't need the government to have regulatory power over the Internet and with Obama as president, it could only work to the advantage of the far left and perhaps a certain religious group.

The worst part is that it's all happening too fast, and Obama is trying to bypass Congress and push this regulation through before the public gets to hear the debate. 

Now that's Pelosian.

Free speech and expression are far too important to allow a leftist like Obama to regulate them. The FCC will be voting on this issue February 26th. If this matters to you, go here to sign the petition to stop Obama. 

If you don't, you probably will not be able to read my blog or others that take an opposing point of view from the powers that be. And Twitter? Forget about it.

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Muslims Discovered America, According to a Muslim

Did you know that Muslims, not Christopher Columbus, discovered the Americas? Neither did I, but in a posting by Fox News, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan makes the claim that Muslim sailors reached the Americas more than 300 years before the Christian, Christopher Columbus.

According to several Muslims I know, they also discovered the Salk vaccine (only they call it the Mohammad vaccine), mathematics, chess and the whereabouts of Jimmy Hoffa (only they ain't sayin'). But Erdogan speaking to Muslim leaders from Latin America said that Islam and Latin America have been doing the Guapacha since the 12th Century. The Mohammad vaccine came later.

"In his memoirs, Christopher Columbus mentions the existence of a mosque atop a hill on the coast of Cuba," the Turkish imperialist said, and also added that he's like to see a mosque built on that hilltop today (since those Jews tore down the original one, I bet he thinks).

There have been scholars who have disputed the claims made in Columbus' writings that say there is no hard, archaeological evidence that Muslims have lived in the Americas prior to ole Chris.

Fox News acknowledges that the credit for America's discovery has been an ongoing controversy with many scholars. But Muslims take credit for many things that they cannot prove ownership of discovery and I am as skeptical of them in this case as I have been about Obamacare in its inception.

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