Pleasing Obama-era advisers and Hamas sympathizers.
It was Al-Quds Day last Friday. To celebrate the occasion, protesters in Dearborn, Michigan, chanted “Death to America” and “Death to Israel” while a speaker named Tarek Bazzi declared the United States — a place that’s afforded him the liberty to openly support rapists, murderers and terrorists — one of the “rottenest countries” on the planet, quoting Malcolm X. “It’s the entire system that has to go,” he explained to cheers of, what I assume, were American citizens.
As commentator Seth Mandel noted on X (formerly Twitter), there’s Charlottesville every other day in America, and barely anyone on the Left cares. Most progressives, let’s face it, either tacitly or openly support these days of rage.
Al-Quds Day, a kind of international Islamic Nuremberg Rally, was conceived by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and his gang during the Iranian Revolution, only a few months before Iranians murdered eight U.S. servicemen and took 66 American hostages. I assure you participants aren’t merely “critical” of Israel’s housing policy in Judea or (historically low) civilian-to-commandant kill ratio in the war against Hamas; they want all 7 million Jews in that tiny country dead or scattered into dhimmi.
Where is the outrage from the folks who have fainting spells every time a Republican criticizes far-leftist moneybags George Soros? Cowering in deathly fear that a progressive podcaster bro might accuse them of being “Islamophobic,” one imagines.
Leftist and antisemitic pro-Hamas “activists” are vandalizing buildings, threatening Jews, cheering on martyrs, and shutting down events. Where are all the government officials who keep warning us that anyone wearing a MAGA baseball hat is probably the next Timothy McVeigh? It’s not like radicalized Muslims ever engage in terrorism, I guess. But if parents who are sick of school boards undermining their children’s education and futures are smeared as a “domestic terror” by this administration, surely those chanting “Death to America” deserve a look. --->READ MORE HERE
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Five Michigan House Republicans insisted Monday that the Justice Department investigate a rally in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn earlier this month at which participants chanted “Death to America” and “Death to Israel”.
The lawmakers, led by Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Mich.), argued that the demonstrators represented a clear threat to national security.
“To quickly dismiss these gatherings as people simply exercising their First Amendment rights is not only a dereliction of your duty, but a failure to recognize them as a tinderbox of violence,” the quintet wrote to Attorney General Merrick Garland in a letter obtained by The Post.
“We implore the Department of Justice to take swift and decisive action to investigate and prosecute the people leading these violent threats against the safety of the American people.”
The rally was held April 5 to mark Al-Quds Day, an annual event held on the last Friday of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan to express support for the Palestinian cause and condemnation of Israel.
Local activist Tarek Bazzi, who organized the Dearborn gathering, railed against “the United States government providing funds that allow the atrocities” and Israel’s “satanic actions.”
Chants calling for the destruction of both America and Israel were heard during Bazzi’s remarks.
Video of the rally drew national attention and the demonstration was condemned by the White House.
The Republicans who signed Monday’s letter described the protest and similar events across America as “platforms for terrorism and violence.” --->READ MORE HERE
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