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“He would have killed me without me knowing.” Kumasi-based content creator Mr. Amprah, popularly known as Last Hero, has publicly expressed disappointment in his former content creation partner, Asafo Powers, also known as Killa Ntua, over alleged remarks directed at his parents following his wife’s funeral last Saturday. According...

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Wonder about Wajahat Ali, who spent his Friday night mocking Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk? I’ve known Wajahat Ali for 20 years since he called me as a college grad in the years after 9/11 to pivot to become a writer and get help placing his columns in places like the Daily Beast. He played the liberal interested in challenging the Muslim establishment. He is a huge disappointment. He became the Muslim establishment. He figures prominently in my book #WokeArmy. He feigns liberalism but he is the ultimate apologist for the Islamists and the ultimate grifter in the nexus between the Left and Islamists. Raised in affluence in Fremont, California — known as Fremontistan — he was the son of immigrants from Pakistan and went to UC Berkeley, where he was intellectually groomed by Hatem Bazian, or “Hate ‘em,” as he is known, the founder of Students for Justice in Palestine and American Muslims for Palestine. Wajahat became a keyboard warrior, pushing the Islamist agenda of apologetics about Islamic extremism. It paid off, catapulting this keyboard warrior to become a columnist at the New York Times and a commentator on CNN. Meanwhile he worked with character assassins at the Council on American-Islamic Relations to publish hits on Muslim reformers like me and ex-Muslims like Ayaan Hirsi Ali Hirsi Ali on a website, LoonWatch, they set up like cowards, using fake names. Want to know about his ultimate grift? His parents Mirza and Sameena Ali raised Wajahat in privilege by stealing from Microsoft. The FBI arrested his parents in an undercover investigation they called “Operation Cyberstorm,” and the Department of Justice successfully prosecuted them and sent to federal prison for 4.5 years. Wajahat’s hot take? Not contrition. He has crafted a narrative that his parents and he, as their beleaguered son, were the victims of a white supremacist conspiracy against brown people. His parents were convicted con artists and he benefited from their con game, but his spin is that his parents were unfairly targeted for being brown and Qatar propagandist Mehdi Hasan celebrates for writing their story. Yes, Wajahat Ali admits, he bravely chose to write their story and refuse to be “invisible” brown people. This is how he plays the victim: “My parents had nothing to do with these piracy allegations, right? But it was Microsoft and the FBI, so it was a giant net,” Wajahat says. “…My parents, upper-middle class, immigrant parents (were now seen as) scammers. Overnight, the American dream turned into the American nightmare.” No owning up. Just pivot to victimhood. When Erika Kirk refuses to be invisible? Wajahat spends his Friday night, mocking her. Link to U.S. Department of Justice press release on the convictions of his parents:

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