IAF Strike Gets Hamasshole Honcho responsible for Oct 7th Massacre, his 72 Goats

Jihad sympathizers mourn over the body of Izz al-Din al-Haddad
(AP photo: Jehad Ashrafi)

An Israeli airstrike in Gaza blew away Hamasshole military wing leader Izz al-Din al-Haddad,  described by Israel as one of the last surviving terrorist bastards of the October 7, 2023 massacre that killed over 1,200 Israelis who were guilty of being Israelis, and thus, likely Jewish. They also kidnapped over 250 people, many of whom they killed in captivity, all of whom they tortured, most of whom they sexually assaulted.

The Israeli military said the scumcrumpet was killed Friday in a strike in Gaza. Hamas later confirmed his death and the 72 goats confirmed the death as they all readied for his entry into what Hamas mistakenly believes to be heaven.

Israeli officials said al-Haddad had recently taken over leadership of Hamas’ military wing following the death of Mohammed Sinwar, who died like a dog in a chair with a stick.

The military also accused al-Haddad of surrounding himself with Israeli hostages, many of whom were innocent children and women during the war to deter attacks against him, because Jews have morals.

Al-Haddad’s family confirmed to The Associated Press that he was killed alongside six other people, including his wife and daughter. It is not known if she was his only wife or one of several. 

Israel Defense Forces chief Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir called the killing a “significant operational achievement” and said Israel would continue pursuing those responsible for the Oct. 7 massacre.

FAFO Hamassholes.

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The Pentagon press for the Fort Hood shooter's execution

Let us confront the grim reality of Nidal Hasan, a name that ought to evoke not just revulsion but a piercing clarity about the consequences of ideological blindness. The Pentagon, we are told, is poised to seek President Donald Trump’s approval to execute this former jihadi Army major, convicted of the 2009 Fort Hood massacre, a slaughter that left 13 dead and 32 wounded. If granted, this would mark the first U.S. military execution in over six decades, a milestone that forces us to grapple with the weight of justice and the cowardice of obfuscation.

The facts are stark. On November 5, 2009, Hasan, then an Army psychiatrist, strode into Fort Hood's Soldier Readiness Center, armed with a semi-automatic pistol, and unleashed carnage on his fellow service members: men and women preparing to deploy in defense of their nation. 

At his trial, he offered no pretense of remorse, declaring the act necessary to shield an imagined "Islamic Empire" from American forces. Such is the mind of a man who, born in Virginia to Palestinian parents, served nearly two decades in the U.S. Army only to betray it, seduced by the siren call of radical Islam.

For years, Hasan has languished on death row at the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, his appeals snaking through the courts like a slow poison. In April 2025, his final legal gambit was rejected, clearing the path for the Pentagon to act. 

The Department of War, under Secretary Pete Hegseth, is unambiguous: "I am 100% committed to ensuring the death penalty is carried out for Nidal Hasan," Hegseth told Fox News Digital. This savage terrorist deserves the harshest lawful punishment for his 2009 mass shooting at Fort Hood. The victims and survivors deserve justice without delays." 

One can almost hear the exasperation in his voice, a righteous demand for closure after years of bureaucratic nose picking.

And yet, the story is not merely one of a traitor's overdue reckoning. It is a searing indictment of institutional denial. The Pentagon, in a decision that defies reason, initially labeled this massacre "workplace violence." Workplace violence! That's like calling the Charlie Hebdo massacre 'a workplace misunderstanding.' It's as if Hasan's rampage, fueled by his outspoken defense of suicide bombings and hatred of U.S. campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan, were akin to a disgruntled employee's outburst over a parking dispute. Lawmakers, victims' families, and national security experts rightly excoriated this absurdity, pointing to the ideological and terrorist roots of the attack. To call it anything less is to dishonor the dead and to embolden those who would emulate Hasan's treachery.

Now, with the Army secretary's recommendation in hand, the Department of War presses forward, seeking Trump's authorization to end Hasan's stay on earth and send him to meet his goats. He remains one of only four prisoners under military jurisdiction facing the death penalty—a small, grim fraternity. The question is not whether justice demands his execution; it does. The question is whether we, as a society, have the moral courage to see it through, or whether we will once again retreat into euphemism and delay, leaving the wounds of Fort Hood to fester.

This is not merely about one man's fate. It is about whether we can still name evil, confront it, and destroy it, or whether we will continue to avert our gaze, pretending that the ideologies that animate such atrocities are mere workplace grievances. The victims of Fort Hood, and the nation they served, deserve better.

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Al Jazeera "reporter" on Hamas payroll eliminated by IAF airstrike

The world knew him as a reporter in the Middle East war between Hamas and Israel, but Hamas files identified him as a sniper in the terror group's Beit Hanoun Battalion.

Al Jazeera 'reporter' Hossam Shabat, who was also a Hamas sniper, was killed in an Israeli airstrike, the Qatari network reported on Monday. There has been no official statement from Israel about this Hamasshole, as is their practice.

So here we are, once again, peering into the grim abyss of Gaza, where the lines between journalism and jihad blur with a disturbing ease. Reports trickling out of that benighted strip tell us that Mohammed Mansour, a scribe for Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s Falstin Al-Yom channel, met his end in an airstrike. One wonders if the distinction even matters in a place so steeped in blood and duplicity.

Consider the case of Shabat, a name that surfaced in October alongside five other Al Jazeera so called reporters—Anas Al-Sharif, Ala’ Salama, Ashraf al Sarraj, Ismail Abu Amr, and Talal al-Arrouqi—all unmasked as card-carrying members of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad. 

How do we know this? 

Because Israeli troops, rummaging through the detritus of Gaza, stumbled upon captured personnel tables, terrorist training rosters, phone books, and salary documents—paper trails of scumbaggery. Shabat, it turns out, wasn’t just scribbling notes; he was a sniper in Hamas’s Beit Hanoun Battalion, a detail that lends a certain clarity to his byline.

The rot goes deeper. 

Other files pried from Gaza’s clutches reveal Al Jazeera’s cozy arrangement with Hamas—taking cues on how to spin specific incidents, even setting up a secure hotline so the terror outfit could whisper directly into the network’s ear during emergencies. This isn’t journalism; it’s a megaphone for murderers. 

Israel, quite sensibly, moved to slam the door shut on Al Jazeera’s operations in May—revoking press credentials, seizing transmitters, blocking websites. The ban isn’t eternal, mind you, just a 90-day renewable purge, a flicker of pragmatism in a world gone mad.

The push to muzzle Al Jazeera gained steam back in February when Mohamed Washah, another of their intrepid 'reporters,' was exposed as a Hamas commander. His laptop, fished out of northern Gaza by Israeli soldiers, revealed his starring role in the group’s anti-armor missile systems—a sideline, presumably, to his day job filing dispatches. 

Then, in August, the IDF released files confirming that Al Jazeera’s Ismail al-Ghoul—lovely name, that fits him so well—was a Hamas engineer in the Gaza City Brigade, his credentials etched in a 2021 dossier alongside thousands of other terrorists. The evidence piles up like bodies.

By October, Al Jazeera was openly accused of imperiling Israeli soldiers, broadcasting details of troop assemblies with a savage, deliberate recklessness. The Cabinet, roused at last, green-lit emergency regulations to shutter the network’s operations in Israel. The Tel Aviv District Court, in a rare moment of lucidity, nodded its assent in July, declaring the Qatari outlet’s broadcasts “a real violation of state security.” 

No kidding, Sherlock.

And all this traces back to that dark dawn of October 7, when Hamas unleashed hell on Israeli communities near the Gaza border—1,200 souls slaughtered, 251 Israelis and foreigners dragged off as hostages. Of the 59 still unaccounted for, 36 are presumed dead, their fates a grim footnote to this macabre saga.

The numbers numb, but the reality sears. Al Jazeera, with its pious pretensions, stands complicit—not merely reporting the war, but waging it by proxy. As the poet Auden once wrote, “Evil is unspectacular and always human, and shares our bed and eats at our own table.” 

In Gaza, it seems, it also files copy for the evening news.

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Ex-Cornell student threatened to kill and rape Jews: heading to prison

With a face that suggests chronic virginity, former Cornell University student Patrick Dai had threatened to murder and sexually assault Jews on campus. The loser is now heading to federal prison where he can threaten to sexually assault guys named Bubba and see how that turns out.

Dai was sentenced on August 12th to 21 months in the slammer as he threatened to perpetrate heinous crimes against members of the school’s Jewish community after Hamas’ Oct. 7 massacre across southern Israel. 

He posted on social media statements calling for the murder of Jews and raping Jewish women. Cornell has about 3,500 Jewish students, comprising 22% of the student population. He also posted about attacking the campus' kosher dining hall, named 104West and affiliated with the Steven K. and Winifred A. Grinspoon Hillel Center.

“Gonna shoot up 104 west… Allahu akbar! from the river to the sea, palestine will be free! glory to hamas! liberation by any means necessary!” one of the idiot's posts said. 

Another of his Jew-hating posts read: “If I see a pig male jew i will stab you and slit your throat. if i see another pig female jew i will drag you away and rape you and throw you off a cliff. if i see another pig baby jew i will behead you in front of your parents [sic].”

In addition, the Justice Department said Dai also vowed to “bring an assault rifle to campus and shoot all you pig Jews.”

The actions, for which Dai was promptly expelled from campus, were investigated by a terrorism task force and charged as federal hate crimes involving “threats to kill using interstate communications.” Declining to contest the government’s case at trial, he pled guilty. In addition to serving nearly two years in federal prison, he will, upon completing his sentence, be subject to three years of supervised release and levied a $100 fine, and did not mean it as a joke.

“The defendant’s threats terrorized the Cornell campus community for days and shattered the community’s sense of safety,” Carla Freedman, US attorney for the Northern District of New York, said in a statement on Monday. “My office will continue to aggressively investigate and prosecute threats and acts of violence motivated by antisemitism and hatred of any kind.”

Usually people like Dai who make threats feel inferior and insecure. Perhaps he was looking for approval from one of his Jew-hating colleagues, but no one came forward to agree with him.

Students have the right “to pursue their education without fear of violence based on who they are, how they look, where they are from or how they worship,” added Kristen Clarke, assistant attorney general of the Justice Department’s civil rights division. “Antisemitic threats of violence, like the defendant’s vicious and graphic threats here, violate that right. Today’s sentencing reaffirms that we will hold accountable those who violently threaten and intimidate others based on their religious practice or background. The Justice Department will continue to protect all Americans against bias motivated crimes wherever they occur, including college campuses.”

Dai's crimes came amid an anti-Semitic wave of hatred on college campuses directed at Jewish people after the Oct. 7 massacre perpetrated by Hamas in Israel. But it was at Cornell where some of the vilest garbage statements came from the staff. History professor Russell Rickford called the October 7 massacre by Hamas, “exhilarating” and “energizing” at a pro-Palestinian rally. Afterward, the POS was granted leave of absence for the remainder of the semester and has since returned to campus.

Am Yisrael Chai!

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Highly likely that about 25 percent of remaining Israeli hostages are dead

The New York Times reports that Israeli intelligence has concluded that of the 136 remaining hostages Hamas kidnapped, 32 of them are dead.

The families of the dead hostages have been informed by the Israeli government of their loved ones’ deaths. Israeli intelligence officials suspect at least 20 other hostages may have also been murdered for no other reason than being born Jewish. 

Hamas kidnapped 246 Israelis during their October 7 massacre.

During late December, over 150 people were interviewed and a two-month investigation was performed that included video evidence and GPS data of the massacre. The Times published  a report about the sexual atrocities committed against Israeli women by Hamas on October 7, and the stories were shocking and horrific. It was also reported that even some of the male hostages were sexually assaulted, but that wasn't in the Times report, but the report is very disturbing in its detail of what happened.

For example, the Times report highlighted photographs showing a woman’s corpse with “dozens of nails driven into her thighs and groin,” and also a video showing two dead Israeli women soldiers who were shot in their vaginas.

One barbaric incident the Times wrote about involved a 24-year-old female accountant who was shot in the back and who hid under the low branches of a tree and covered herself in dry grass. She witnessed about 100 men arrive on motorcycles, cars, and trucks. The first victim she saw was a young woman with blood streaming down her back and her pants around her knees. The accountant said a man yanked the victim by the hair and forced her to bend over. Another man began raping her and every time she flinched he stabbed her in the back.

The accountant said she witnessed another woman “shredded into pieces.” A Hamas terrorist raped her while another cut off one of her breasts with a box cutter. “One continues to rape her, and the other throws her breast to someone else, and they play with it, throw it, and it falls on the road,” she recalled, adding that the men sliced the victim’s face and then the woman fell from view. She said she saw terrorists carrying three severed heads of other women.

The female accountant said she had become an insomniac, and when she did sleep she awakened covered in sweat. “That day, I became an animal,” she said. “I was emotionally detached, sharp, just the adrenaline of survival. I looked at all this as if I was photographing them with my eyes, not forgetting any detail. I told myself: I should remember everything.”

Dwight Eisenhower said a similar thing when he witnessed the Nazi concentration camps. He told the photographers to take a lot of pictures because one day they're going to deny it ever happened.

And here in America, we have anti-Semites and Hamas supporters who say those Jews deserved everything they got. 

Sick and malevolent. 

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BBC fires raging anti-Semitic, anti-white proud racist

Dawn Queva: racist, anti-Semite, all around hater

The BBC finally got around to firing an employee who wrote a series of antisemitic Facebook posts that included calling Jewish people “Nazi apartheid parasites” who funded a “holohoax” no longer works for the news corporation. [H/T New York Post.] Now all they need to do is to stop broadcasting anti-Semitic lies.

Dawn Queva, a senior employee of the BBC Three who could not stop writing antisemitic Facebook posts since the October 7 massacre by Hamas, is no longer working for the network. Perhaps Al Jazeera will find her material to their liking. She had been a senior scheduling coordinator and playout planner at BBC Three.

Queva’s posts also attacked white people, calling them a “virus” and “mutant invader species" which were shared with her employer last week amid calls for her removal from the organization, which confirmed her exit to UK media outlet The Telegraph on Monday.

“The individual concerned is no longer employed by the BBC,” a BBC spokesperson said in a statement, referring to Dawn Queva, who was not mentioned by name in order not to hurt her chances at getting a new gig for a different Hamas propaganda outlet.

Queva has since deleted her profile under the name Dawn Las Quevas-Allen. While she apparently went all out Nazi after Oct. 7, her social media posts actually go back almost ten years, according to screenshots by Deadline, which first reported the situation.

In one of her racist rants, Queva called Jewish people “Nazi apartheid parasites” and accused them of funding a “holohoax.” True antisemitic scumbags like to call Jewish people "Nazis" because of what the Nazis did to them in the Second World War, knowing how it makes them feel.

She also referred to Israel as “Israhell,” in a 2014 post and made several other updates criticizing Israel and Zionism. 

It's highly likely she had never been to Israel nor had a followup trip to Gaza or any other Middle East Islamic country. She might have learned the difference of how women and gays are treated in Israel versus the other countries. And if she is a non-Muslim woman, she might get a different view of the Middle East from that perspective.

“The Zionist genocidal land squatting so called Jew’ irrespective of the fact that The UKKK and Amerikkka gave away land they had no god given right to a people who have no god given right to,” Queva wrote in one post, according to screenshots shared by Deadline.

How can Israel be a 'genocide land' if the Palestinian population has grown over the last decades while the Jewish population in all Islamic countries has gone to almost zero? Duh.

Queva — who once worked for A+E Networks, UKTV and Disney — incessantly, and rather psychotically, denigrated white people, whom she deemed a “virus” and a “mutant invader species.”

Several of her posts refer to Great Britain as the “UKKK,” in reference to the Ku Klux Klan and in another she wrote that white people were a “barbaric bloodthirsty rapacious murderous genocidal thieving parasitical deviant breed.” 

She obviously hasn't seen the October 7 video Hamas gleefully put out of their massacre of Israeli men, women, and children. Or if she had, somehow believes the Jews deserved it.

There have also been recent reports that 22 employees at the national broadcaster have filed complaints about antisemitism in the workplace, the Telegraph added.

The woman is clearly mentally ill and has no business outside a mental institution.

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Uvalde City Council to investigate every city cop who responded to the school massacre

Uvalde, Texas -- The Uvalde City Council said Tuesday that every city cop who responded to the Robb Elementary School massacre on May 24 will be fully investigated. Some people believe the council is looking to discover even one set of balls among the police there as none were obvious while the shooter was in a classroom killing 19 children and two teachers.

“This investigation is looking at every single officer and what his actions, what he did, what our policy says, and basically, we’re gonna get a report on everybody,” council member Ernest “Chip” King III said during a council meeting, according to CNN. “We will act on it, and we promise that to you,” King added.

According to the Washington Examiner, Austin, Texas police detective Jesse Prado will be the lead investigator appointed by the council. He will be the lead on interviewing 25 officers from Uvalde's 39-member police department. [I used 'department' as the word 'force' is not appropriate to use in this case.]

“He’s gonna be conducting the investigation and we’re gonna let the investigation go, see what he determines, but everybody that’s Uvalde PD that was there will be held accountable for their actions,” King said, according to CNN, aka the Compromised News Network.

The investigation is being performed after the public across the nation were rightfully outraged over Uvalde's law enforcement personnel failing to confront the shooter as he was killing people. Perhaps the most enraging piece of video was that of an officer nonchalantly sanitizing his hands while the shooting was taking place and his fellow officers stayed safely away down the hallway.

The officers waited 77 minutes prior to removing their thumbs from their butts and finally taking action and fatally shooting the gunman. The video below might be disturbing to viewers:

“We owe it to the families. We want to get it right,” Uvalde council member Everardo Zamora told CNN.

The Uvalde City Council has taken some action against some of its local authorities.

For example, Uvalde’s acting police chief [and he really was acting] at the time of the massacre, Lt. Mariano Pargas, has been suspended and the Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District chief of police, Pete Arredondo, is on administrative leave. The Council also suspended the school's Principal Mandy Gutierrez after an investigation found that she failed to fix a broken lock on a door to the classroom the gunman had entered.

How do these people forgive themselves?

Beyond these suspensions, and paid vacations, many family members of the victims  of the shooting who were at the meeting wanted more action to be taken, such as suspending all the city's cops who responded to the shooting and holding them accountable for their cowardice leading to their failure to do their sworn duty.

At last night’s Uvalde council meeting, Eloise Castro stood at the lectern. An elderly retired floral shop owner, she reads statements from carefully prepared notes. But if you think she’s a meek, soft-spoken old lady, you’d only be half right. She’s incisive, w/a sharp tongue. pic.twitter.com/pH0PIYn2Wm

— Sig Christenson 🏕 (@saddamscribe) July 27, 2022

Ms. Castro correctly voiced her concern that the people the Council is using to investigate the Uvalde cops are themselves Texas cops and she seems to believe they might not be as critical as outsiders would be of the lack of response the Uvalde cops showed.

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It's going to be interesting to see how the investigation pans out. The Uvalde police are a stain on the reputations of good police in this country and do not represent the vast majority. However, that isn't how the public may evaluate policing. One can only hope the investigation is meaningful.

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Father of Sandy Hook victim awarded $450 K in defamation suit

Leonard Pozner, the father of the youngest victim in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Noah Pozner, 6, won a judgment for $450,000 in a defamation suit against the editor of a book claiming the massacre was faked.

A Wisconsin jury determined the amount to be paid to Pozner, a Jewish man whose son was among 26 people killed at the Connecticut school.

The award came after the judge ruled that Pozner had been defamed by James Fetzer and Mike Palecek, the editors of the book, "Nobody Died at Sandy Hook," claiming the government staged the killing to advance stronger gun control restrictions. According to the book, Pozner faked Noah's death certificate to advance the conspiracy. Thus making the book a conspiracy theory about a conspiracy.

Fetzer, 78, is described on his Wikipedia page as "a former professor of the professor of the philosophy of science at the University of Minnesota Duluth and a conspiracy theorist." In the 1990s he promoted JFK's assassination conspiracy theories and later the 911 conspiracy theories and Holocaust denial, just to name a few. In a display of clear irony, he called the judgment "absurd" and plans to appeal, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.

Palacek, whose fanboy is Howard Zinn,  has already settled with Pozner for an undisclosed amount, according to The New York Times.

Noah Pozner

Pozner is a party to multiple lawsuits against those who claim the massacre was faked, including the execrable Alex Jones, the online provocateur and conspiracy theorist who runs Infowars. 

Jones has also made claims to the effect that the parents of Sandy Hook victims are part of a plot to take away firearms. He has also made claims that the Oklahoma City bombing, the September 11, 2001 attacks and the moon landings were all government planned scams and that big businesses have colluded to create a  "New World Order" through "manufactured economic crises, sophisticated surveillance tech and inside-job terror attacks that fuel exploitable hysteria".

In other words, Jones is one of the most prolific liars in the nation.

It's a good thing these people are holding their stinky feet to the fire.

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German suspect planned explosive massacre on Yom Kippur to kill Jews

Halle, Germany -- Anti-Semitism has exponentially increased globally over the last few years and in Germany, it more than doubled from last year, rising to 48 from the previous year of 21.

The suspect in an attack on a synagogue on the highest Jewish holiday, Yom Kippur, was lugging around 9 pounds of explosives in his car and planned to carry out a massacre, German prosecutors said. [H/T World Israel News] 

He live-streamed the attack in which he killed two people with the hope to inspire more attacks on Jews. And since he was not of a particular religion and was a white supremacist, the U.S. mainstream media was happy to carry the story. The Washington Post was quick to mention other attacks carried out by white supremacists, such as the Norway attack, but made no mention of attacks carried out by anti-Semitic islamists, like the attack on the Jewish delicatessen in France, and other attacks against Jews .

Thankfully, the doors of the synagogue were locked which prevented more Jews from being killed by the alleged attacker.

It wasn't clear how he was able to get his hands on the weapons he used in the attack.

The assailant — a German citizen identified by prosecutors but will not be identified here, tried but failed to force his way into the synagogue that held about 80 worshipers. He then shot and killed a woman in the street outside and a man at a nearby kebab shop. He is now in custody.

“What we experienced yesterday was terror,” said Peter Frank, the chief federal prosecutor. “The suspect, [not named here], aimed to carry out a massacre in the synagogue in Halle.” Yes, he was trying to open the locked door which was when the police were notified and took 10 minutes to arrive.

Frank said his weapons were “apparently homemade” and the explosives in the car were built into “numerous devices.” The suspect, who live-streamed the attack on a popular gaming site while ranting in English about Jews and posted a “manifesto” online before embarking on it, “wanted to create a worldwide effect” and encourage others to imitate him, the prosecutor added.

The alleged attacker is suspected of two counts of murder, nine of attempted murder and other offenses, Frank said. His apartment was searched and investigators were sifting evidence. But “we face a lot of questions,” he added.

Officials didn’t provide details of the victims, who were killed outside the synagogue and in a nearby kebab shop. Ironically, Yom Kippur is a day of fasting so it's feasible to believe that the person at the kebab shop was not Jewish.

Josef Schuster, the leader of Germany's Jewish community said that the absence of police guards outside the synagogue on such a high holy day is "scandalous."

The head of the city’s Jewish community, Max Privorozki, was among those inside who watched on monitors linked to a surveillance camera as the man was trying to break in to do more killing.

“We saw everything, also how he shot and how he killed someone,” the Jewish community leader said, standing outside the damaged door. “I thought this door wouldn’t hold.”

“That was a shock for us. It was Yom Kippur, all phones were switched off. We had to understand what was going on first — then switch on my phone and then call the police,” he said. “It was really panic. But I have to say after that, when the police came, we continued with the worship service, that lasted another three hours.”

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier met with community representatives at the synagogue Thursday. “It is not enough to condemn such a cowardly attack,” he said. “It must be clear that the state takes responsibility for the safety of Jewish life in Germany,” he added, saying that society overall must show “a clear, determined position of solidarity” with Jews.

“History reminds us, the present demands of us” that Germans must stand by their Jewish compatriots, he said. “Those who so far have been silent must speak out.”

Synagogues are often protected by police in Germany and have been for many years amid concerns over far-right and Islamic extremism. There has been rising concern lately about both anti-Semitism and right-wing extremism in the country which contains about 24,100 members, over half of whom are violent.

This attack makes a great case for the Second Amendment as written in the U.S. Constitution which views the ownership of firearms for self-protection as an inalienable right.

Joachim Herrmann, Bavaria’s state interior minister, accused members of the nationalist, anti-migrant Alternative for Germany Party of helping stir up anti-Semitism, an accusation the Party denies. Some figures in the Party, which entered the national parliament in 2017, have made comments appearing to downplay the Nazi past. And Hitler was a misunderstood artist.

Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon called on the president of the Security Council and the entire U.N. “to condemn the terrorist attack in Germany and take action against anti-Semitic terrorism.”

According to a statement released by Danon's office:  “The scourge of anti-Semitism is spreading in Europe, but threatens the entire world. The international community must declare war on anti-Semitism and act firmly to end hatred of the Jewish people around the world. Jews should not have to look over their shoulders in fear for their lives during prayer.”

But sadly, it seems as though anti-Semitism has become acceptable in the West and now makes for cocktail conversation. This must stop for goodness sake--literally.


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Transgender shooter thought he was a woman and hates all men

The Pennsylvania supermarket shooter, 24-year-old Randy Stair (not to be confused with Dylann Roof) left behind a bunch of material explaining why he gunned down three of his co-workers. 

In the guy's suicide notes, released just a few hours prior to Thursday's rampage, the mentally ill Stair spoke at length of is depression and that he believed he was a woman in a man's body who hated men and toxic masculinity.

But was it toxic transgenderinity that drove the dude to kill? We must ask ourselves, what's more toxic, being born a male and liking football and hockey, or being born a male who wants to be a female, and shooting people because they're toxic males in your brain?

Stair made a video he titled "Goodbye." In the video he says his YouTube cartoon series, Ember's Ghost Squad, gave him a purpose. The main character in the series, "Ember McLain," from the Nickelodean series Danny Phantom, brought out the girl in him.

Knowing nothing about chromosomes and biology, Stair said, "I've always been a girl that I wish I could've told you from day one. I didn't realize that until I discovered Ember. She was what brought that out in me. I didn't just wake up one day and be like 'oh I'm a girl, great.'  Ember's what brought that out in me. I wanted to look like her, I wanted to dress like her, I wanted to be her. That was in like 10th grade [like, like]. She was my first crush and she ultimately was my final demise."

Stair went on with his stream of consciousness, saying he doesn't believe in God, but he believes in a goddess who is Ember. But if it isn't Ember, he said, it's a goddess that's a beautiful feminine spirit that creates life--again the absence of biological understanding over the notion that it takes two genders to create life.

Girls, he said were the only people he could talk to about personal things and the only people who understood him.

Soon he reveals that he's a racist:  "I've always hated black people. I f**king hate people who aren't white--Caucasian, whatever. I hate the human race."

His words started to show mental deterioration as he blathered on. "And I just started hating guys more than anything. I hate guys, I think they're f**king disgusting--the facial hair they have, the body hair, the muscle build, and all that f**king body structure s**t. I hate. Everything about guys I hate. And the fact that I was forced to live as one, you know, that hurt a lot. And also, I hated my name, too. My life was a living hell."

He spoke about how he used the name "Andrew" on his work name tag. Andrew Blaze was his online moniker. 

He goes into a dialogue in which he sounds like he was wrestling with his sexual identity--for certain, he was confused. 

". . . I was never attracted to guys, which led me to realizing that I wasn't gay. Which, I still had thoughts about that to this day, because I never had girlfriends or anything like that but I guess when it came down to it I felt like I was transgender or something, like a woman the whole time."

"Spiritually, I'm a woman. I'm a female soul. But I had to live in a man's body to do what I set out to do. I was my soul contract. It was what I was meant to do. And I just was so happy to know that I wasn't gay. You're only gay if you're attracted to guys, which I wasn't so that made me very happy because I f**king hate gay people except--an exception would be Freddy Mercury from Queen, the only exception."

It was his cartoons that gave him an escape where he could be himself--hating life and finally discovering that "invisible hand pushing me forward" to drive him to kill.

Stair needed serious mental health intervention,




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