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Liam Bartlett’s interview with Pauline Hanson on Spotlight was a disappointing exercise in gotcha journalism. Instead of probing her policy vision for Australia’s future immigration control, cultural cohesion, or One Nation’s platform, Bartlett fixated on dredging up decades old personal matters, her first husband’s opinions, and the 1996 “swamped...

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Megyn Kelly’s Antithetical Turn on Islam: 8-Year Reversal Exposed! "Six months earlier she had delivered “a very good incisive critique” that focused not so much on “Israel versus Islam” but on Islam itself as “rightly suspicious..." Victor Davis Hanson highlighted a dramatic shift in the views of several prominent conservative voices on Jews and Israel. “If you took tapes of all these people,” he said, “and you look what Candace Owens was saying about Jews in Israel 8 years ago and now or Steve Bannon 8 years ago and now or Tucker Carlson 8 years ago and now,” their positions have changed radically. Hanson singled out Megyn Kelly, whom he likes “a lot,” noting that roughly six months earlier she had delivered “a very good incisive critique” that focused not so much on “Israel versus Islam” but on Islam itself as “rightly suspicious,” spotlighting “the seclusion of women and they couldn’t express themselves and the lack of free expression and rigidity.” Hanson observed that her current remarks stand “almost antithetical” to those earlier statements. He questioned what has driven “this radical change” and why there is “no push back.” Recalling the Iraq War era, Hanson remembered accusations that “the neocons planned it,” pointing to figures like Bill Kristol “in his glory days” and Richard Perle. While at the Naval Academy when the war broke out and supporting it, he was frequently asked if he was Jewish. “I said, ‘No, why?’” he recounted. “‘Well, the Jews support this.’ And I said, ‘Actually, Israel doesn’t.’” Hanson added that Israel had wanted the U.S. to stay out of Iraq and focus on Iran instead, “which might have been wiser, by the way.” Hanson warned that such sentiments have now become mainstreamed and are gaining momentum. Criticism has evolved into a “continuum” where it is acceptable to “damn” not only Israel but Jews, often masked by qualifiers such as “Well, I’m not against Jews. I’m just against Israel. I’m not against Israel. I’m just against Netanyahu.” Hanson found the surge in antisemitism on the left especially strange in the age of DEI. Hanson attributed it to “a combination of three factors that have coalesced in a synergy,” with DEI; Obama’s creation, serving as a key driver. It moved beyond the traditional Black-white historical problem of slavery and Jim Crow to a broader framework requiring, in his words, “a DNA test to verify this crackpot theory.” Under DEI logic, “67% of the country is white. Therefore they’re oppressors and they’re victimizers and the others are victims,” regardless of wealth, class, or actual circumstances. “It doesn’t matter,” he said. “You’re they are victims by the color of their skin… even if they’re whiter than the people on the other side by their ethnicity or the religion.”

Andrea Shaffer, Anti-Marxist Warrior

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🟠 PAULINE HANSON FLEW VIRGIN TO PERTH AND CHANNEL NINE STILL ASKED ABOUT GINA'S JET 🟠 Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 stepped off a Virgin flight at Perth Airport on Wednesday and walked into a Channel Nine trip hazard. The reporter had her questions ready to go on her phone. Why didn't the One Nation leader fly on Gina's jet, and did she fly cattle class. Hanson refused to answer, told the reporter to get some credibility, and posted the clip herself. 19,000 people watched it in the first 34 minutes. THE AIRPORT EXCHANGE The footage shows the reporter reading off her phone screen as Hanson walks through the domestic terminal, fresh off the same airline as everyone else on the concourse. The senator's advice on the way past was that the reporter should find some credibility as a journalist and learn some respect. The clip ran 20 seconds. It didn't need a second more. A SOLD OUT ROOM AND A PROTEST UP THE STREET The Sundowner at the Crooked Spire in Midland sold out. Packed room, standing room at the back, Hanson on stage to a crowd that paid $70 a head to be there on a Wednesday night. It was a home game for One Nation's WA leader Hon. Rod Caddies MLC, who took one of the party's two Legislative Council seats at last year's state election. Outside, a WA Socialists rally promoted as endorsed by The Greens, with sitting Greens MLC Sophie McNeill on the advertised speaker lineup, spent the evening exactly where the police put it, well up the street. The event ran without disruption. So here's the scorecard from Perth. A federal party leader polling at up to 58 seats in the latest DemosAU projection landed in town, filled a room and drew a protest with a sitting parliamentarian on the bill. And the question Channel Nine sent a crew to the airport to ask was about her seat on the plane. Read the full story here:
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🟠 PAULINE HANSON FLEW VIRGIN TO PERTH AND CHANNEL NINE STILL ASKED ABOUT GINA'S JET 🟠 Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 stepped off a Virgin flight at Perth Airport on Wednesday and walked into a Channel Nine trip hazard. The reporter had her questions ready to go on her phone. Why didn't the One Nation leader fly on Gina's jet, and did she fly cattle class. Hanson refused to answer, told the reporter to get some credibility, and posted the clip herself. 19,000 people watched it in the first 34 minutes. THE AIRPORT EXCHANGE The footage shows the reporter reading off her phone screen as Hanson walks through the domestic terminal, fresh off the same airline as everyone else on the concourse. The senator's advice on the way past was that the reporter should find some credibility as a journalist and learn some respect. The clip ran 20 seconds. It didn't need a second more. A SOLD OUT ROOM AND A PROTEST UP THE STREET The Sundowner at the Crooked Spire in Midland sold out. Packed room, standing room at the back, Hanson on stage to a crowd that paid $70 a head to be there on a Wednesday night. It was a home game for One Nation's WA leader Hon. Rod Caddies MLC, who took one of the party's two Legislative Council seats at last year's state election. Outside, a WA Socialists rally promoted as endorsed by The Greens, with sitting Greens MLC Sophie McNeill on the advertised speaker lineup, spent the evening exactly where the police put it, well up the street. The event ran without disruption. So here's the scorecard from Perth. A federal party leader polling at up to 58 seats in the latest DemosAU projection landed in town, filled a room and drew a protest with a sitting parliamentarian on the bill. And the question Channel Nine sent a crew to the airport to ask was about her seat on the plane. Read the full story here:

One News Australia

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This is urgent. This is personal. This is heartbreaking. Kosar Eftekhari is not just another name, she is like a daughter to me. She stood with my #WhiteWednesdays campaign against compulsory hijab instead Iran. She rose again during the “Woman, Life, Freedom” uprising after the murder of Mahsa Jina Armin in the hand of morality police, for that there’s gonna probably shot her in her eye and blinded her intentionally. With Germany’s help, we could her to safety. Germany became her home, she’s trying to learn Germany. And now, her home in Berlin was attacked by unknown individuals. Let that sink in. A woman who survived state violence, who lost her eye for freedom, he chose to keep fighting, confronting a regime that fears fearless women. is now being targeted again, this time in Europe. I call on everyone who can help her to find that the truth. She needs safety and Security because she’s young. She has a dream and she wants to be a Journalist a free fighter. This is not just an attack on Kosar. This is an attack on safety, on freedom, on the promise of refuge. I am deeply worried about her.
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This is urgent. This is personal. This is heartbreaking. Kosar Eftekhari is not just another name, she is like a daughter to me. She stood with my #WhiteWednesdays campaign against compulsory hijab instead Iran. She rose again during the “Woman, Life, Freedom” uprising after the murder of Mahsa Jina Armin in the hand of morality police, for that there’s gonna probably shot her in her eye and blinded her intentionally. With Germany’s help, we could her to safety. Germany became her home, she’s trying to learn Germany. And now, her home in Berlin was attacked by unknown individuals. Let that sink in. A woman who survived state violence, who lost her eye for freedom, he chose to keep fighting, confronting a regime that fears fearless women. is now being targeted again, this time in Europe. I call on everyone who can help her to find that the truth. She needs safety and Security because she’s young. She has a dream and she wants to be a Journalist a free fighter. This is not just an attack on Kosar. This is an attack on safety, on freedom, on the promise of refuge. I am deeply worried about her.

Masih Alinejad

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THE ELITES WANT TO CANCEL TRUE BLUE AUSTRALIANS—BUT THEY CAN’T SILENCE THE TRUTH! 🇦🇺💥 More Aussie than anyone in his own mind, folk singer John Williamson owes an apology to Pauline Hanson and all Australians after out of the blue he penned and published two bizarre letters to Pauline in an attempt to humiliate and degrade her as a mother & fellow Australian, sacrificing her, to draw attention to himself. 📄✍️ Because John thinks Australia is his and we can't have someone like Pauline publicly loving Australia too, (in her way), he decided it was appropriate to mock her for purchasing and running her small business fish and chip shop 🐟🍟, which she did as a single mum, working around the clock to pay bills and feed her children without relying on taxpayers. 🛑 Bit of a stuff up there Johno: fish and chip shops were introduced to Australia by the British mate, not Greek immigrants. 🇬🇧🤦‍♂️ Now just like Pauline, John has also worked hard for his career, strapping on his made in Melbourne Maton 🎸 and singing Aussie songs to rally Australians at events where Aussie flags are flying high and proud. 🇦🇺✨ Johns brand has been ALL AUSTRALIAN 🤠 But unlike Pauline, whose words and actions consistently match, John who built his career on a love of Australia ironically somehow hates our flag and Australians who love Australia & that flag 🤯, complaining in his second letter to Pauline "the current National British ensign racists wrap themselves in, surely doesn't do the job", and including in his vent to Pauline a picture of his alternative connect the dot Australian flag design he coloured at home on his porch under the gumtrees 🌳 where he was relaxing with a coldie 🍺 and his feet soaking in plenty of cash 💰 from those racists he hates so much waiting for Uber to deliver his Hawaiian with double cheese, half garlic bread and litre of coke. 🍕🥤 Pretty unAustralian there John, targeting Pauline for her right to love Australia in her way. How about you penn another letter showing some humility, and respect to other Australians, the flag and your nation who made your rich, especially to those who are TRUE BLUE, more that YOU 🇦🇺💪 #TrueBlue #PaulineHanson #AussieValues #SmallBusiness #AussieFlag #Greg4Victoria #GregCheesman4Victoria #Victoria2026 #OneNation #AusPol #SpringStreet
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THE ELITES WANT TO CANCEL TRUE BLUE AUSTRALIANS—BUT THEY CAN’T SILENCE THE TRUTH! 🇦🇺💥 More Aussie than anyone in his own mind, folk singer John Williamson owes an apology to Pauline Hanson and all Australians after out of the blue he penned and published two bizarre letters to Pauline in an attempt to humiliate and degrade her as a mother & fellow Australian, sacrificing her, to draw attention to himself. 📄✍️ Because John thinks Australia is his and we can't have someone like Pauline publicly loving Australia too, (in her way), he decided it was appropriate to mock her for purchasing and running her small business fish and chip shop 🐟🍟, which she did as a single mum, working around the clock to pay bills and feed her children without relying on taxpayers. 🛑 Bit of a stuff up there Johno: fish and chip shops were introduced to Australia by the British mate, not Greek immigrants. 🇬🇧🤦‍♂️ Now just like Pauline, John has also worked hard for his career, strapping on his made in Melbourne Maton 🎸 and singing Aussie songs to rally Australians at events where Aussie flags are flying high and proud. 🇦🇺✨ Johns brand has been ALL AUSTRALIAN 🤠 But unlike Pauline, whose words and actions consistently match, John who built his career on a love of Australia ironically somehow hates our flag and Australians who love Australia & that flag 🤯, complaining in his second letter to Pauline "the current National British ensign racists wrap themselves in, surely doesn't do the job", and including in his vent to Pauline a picture of his alternative connect the dot Australian flag design he coloured at home on his porch under the gumtrees 🌳 where he was relaxing with a coldie 🍺 and his feet soaking in plenty of cash 💰 from those racists he hates so much waiting for Uber to deliver his Hawaiian with double cheese, half garlic bread and litre of coke. 🍕🥤 Pretty unAustralian there John, targeting Pauline for her right to love Australia in her way. How about you penn another letter showing some humility, and respect to other Australians, the flag and your nation who made your rich, especially to those who are TRUE BLUE, more that YOU 🇦🇺💪 #TrueBlue #PaulineHanson #AussieValues #SmallBusiness #AussieFlag #Greg4Victoria #GregCheesman4Victoria #Victoria2026 #OneNation #AusPol #SpringStreet

Greg Cheesman

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Hanson’s final words cut deep—not just as a critique of Tapper, but as a broader indictment of modern journalism. “And now he wants to say what? I have a little humility. I may or may not, I sort of kind of was part of the cover-up. But now the real Jake Tapper is in this book who's now telling truth to power.” Hanson was unmoved. “No—you’re telling truth to impotence.” He pointed out the obvious: Biden is no longer the powerful figure he once was. His health is failing, his approval ratings are plummeting, and his family is mired in scandal. Speaking up now doesn’t require courage. It’s a business decision. “It was hard, and would have required intellectual courage, moral fortitude to say this when he was the most powerful man in the world.” And that, Hanson argued, is exactly why Tapper failed—not just as a journalist, but as a public figure entrusted with truth. “Jake Tapper, you FAILED that test and you should pay a penalty,” he said. “CNN should vote very carefully on whether they want to retain him, because this is one of the greatest acts of duplicity, moral duplicity I've seen in my entire life.” Then Hanson turned to Tapper’s record. Russia collusion. Hunter Biden’s laptop. The Steele Dossier. The “51 intelligence officers” letter. One after another, Hanson argued, Tapper had backed falsehoods, dismissed facts, and followed the political winds. “I think in every one of those cases, you failed the test of truth,” Hanson said. “And you really did this time. And the greatest cover-up in the history, as I said, of the American presidency.”
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Hanson’s final words cut deep—not just as a critique of Tapper, but as a broader indictment of modern journalism. “And now he wants to say what? I have a little humility. I may or may not, I sort of kind of was part of the cover-up. But now the real Jake Tapper is in this book who's now telling truth to power.” Hanson was unmoved. “No—you’re telling truth to impotence.” He pointed out the obvious: Biden is no longer the powerful figure he once was. His health is failing, his approval ratings are plummeting, and his family is mired in scandal. Speaking up now doesn’t require courage. It’s a business decision. “It was hard, and would have required intellectual courage, moral fortitude to say this when he was the most powerful man in the world.” And that, Hanson argued, is exactly why Tapper failed—not just as a journalist, but as a public figure entrusted with truth. “Jake Tapper, you FAILED that test and you should pay a penalty,” he said. “CNN should vote very carefully on whether they want to retain him, because this is one of the greatest acts of duplicity, moral duplicity I've seen in my entire life.” Then Hanson turned to Tapper’s record. Russia collusion. Hunter Biden’s laptop. The Steele Dossier. The “51 intelligence officers” letter. One after another, Hanson argued, Tapper had backed falsehoods, dismissed facts, and followed the political winds. “I think in every one of those cases, you failed the test of truth,” Hanson said. “And you really did this time. And the greatest cover-up in the history, as I said, of the American presidency.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

171,693 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

"We would go to Lahore, but my mother’s parents lived in Ferozepur, which is about a three-hour train journey from Lahore. It is now very close to the border, but it wasn’t then, when there was no border. And I remember one occasion when we were on the train going to Ferozepur and it stopped in a little wayside station, and stopped for longer than it usually did. And then we saw this group of people coming down the platform handcuffed, with the police around them. They were shouting “Inquilab Zindabad” and “Azadi.” And for me, as a child, that was the call I recognised of the national movement." Watch here: Hartosh Singh Bal (Hartosh Singh Bal) The Caravan’s executive editor, speaks to Thapar about the book, her early years, teaching at the Centre for Historical Studies in Jawaharlal Nehru University, reactions to her work as a public intellectual, and her approach to history. Read the full interview here:
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"We would go to Lahore, but my mother’s parents lived in Ferozepur, which is about a three-hour train journey from Lahore. It is now very close to the border, but it wasn’t then, when there was no border. And I remember one occasion when we were on the train going to Ferozepur and it stopped in a little wayside station, and stopped for longer than it usually did. And then we saw this group of people coming down the platform handcuffed, with the police around them. They were shouting “Inquilab Zindabad” and “Azadi.” And for me, as a child, that was the call I recognised of the national movement." Watch here: Hartosh Singh Bal (Hartosh Singh Bal) The Caravan’s executive editor, speaks to Thapar about the book, her early years, teaching at the Centre for Historical Studies in Jawaharlal Nehru University, reactions to her work as a public intellectual, and her approach to history. Read the full interview here:

The Caravan

17,290 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Chappell Roan apologizes after claims that a young fan was left in tears and says she did not ask a security guard to approach the child Former Chelsea and Arsenal player Jorginho claimed on Instagram that his stepdaughter was confronted and threatened by the singer’s bodyguard after recognizing her at a hotel Jorginho criticized the singer in the post over the alleged behavior of the security guard toward the child Chappell has now responded, saying in a video on her Instagram Story: 'I'm gonna tell my half of the story of what happened today with a mother and child who were involved with a security guard who is not my personal security... …I didn't even see. I didn't even see a woman and a child. No one came up to me, no one bothered me. I was just sitting at breakfast at my hotel.'
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Chappell Roan apologizes after claims that a young fan was left in tears and says she did not ask a security guard to approach the child Former Chelsea and Arsenal player Jorginho claimed on Instagram that his stepdaughter was confronted and threatened by the singer’s bodyguard after recognizing her at a hotel Jorginho criticized the singer in the post over the alleged behavior of the security guard toward the child Chappell has now responded, saying in a video on her Instagram Story: 'I'm gonna tell my half of the story of what happened today with a mother and child who were involved with a security guard who is not my personal security... …I didn't even see. I didn't even see a woman and a child. No one came up to me, no one bothered me. I was just sitting at breakfast at my hotel.'

Unlimited L's

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#Kwibuka32 Mimi TESTIMONY ———————————————— Her name is Mimi. She survived the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda because of the courage and humanity of a man named Ndahigwa. During those dark days, Mimi was found as an infant, still breastfeeding from her mother—who had been brutally killed and lay among piles of bodies at Saint Famille, on the primary school football field. It was a heartbreaking and unimaginable scene, one that no child should ever be part of. Yet, from that tragedy, a life was saved. Ndahigwa, who was not himself targeted during the genocide and worked with the Red Cross, chose compassion over fear. In a time when many turned away, he stepped forward. He rescued Mimi and raised her as his own, caring for her from infancy through adulthood. He gave her not only a chance to live, but a chance to grow, to be loved, and to belong. He stood by her side through the years, supporting her until she eventually got married. However, her marriage did not last, as her husband constantly pressured and mistreated her, questioning her about a family she never had the chance to know. Today, Mimi is alive, but she lives with a deep and painful absence—she does not know her biological family, nor does she have any known relatives. She carries unanswered questions about her identity and her roots. With hope in her heart, she is reaching out to anyone who might recognize her story or have any information about her family, asking for help in reconnecting with her origins. At the same time, Mimi is a mother, doing her best to raise her children under difficult circumstances. She is struggling financially and humbly asks for support from anyone who is able to help, no matter how small the contribution. Her story is one of survival, loss, love, and resilience. And today, she is not only searching for her past—but also fighting to build a better future for her children.
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#Kwibuka32 Mimi TESTIMONY ———————————————— Her name is Mimi. She survived the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda because of the courage and humanity of a man named Ndahigwa. During those dark days, Mimi was found as an infant, still breastfeeding from her mother—who had been brutally killed and lay among piles of bodies at Saint Famille, on the primary school football field. It was a heartbreaking and unimaginable scene, one that no child should ever be part of. Yet, from that tragedy, a life was saved. Ndahigwa, who was not himself targeted during the genocide and worked with the Red Cross, chose compassion over fear. In a time when many turned away, he stepped forward. He rescued Mimi and raised her as his own, caring for her from infancy through adulthood. He gave her not only a chance to live, but a chance to grow, to be loved, and to belong. He stood by her side through the years, supporting her until she eventually got married. However, her marriage did not last, as her husband constantly pressured and mistreated her, questioning her about a family she never had the chance to know. Today, Mimi is alive, but she lives with a deep and painful absence—she does not know her biological family, nor does she have any known relatives. She carries unanswered questions about her identity and her roots. With hope in her heart, she is reaching out to anyone who might recognize her story or have any information about her family, asking for help in reconnecting with her origins. At the same time, Mimi is a mother, doing her best to raise her children under difficult circumstances. She is struggling financially and humbly asks for support from anyone who is able to help, no matter how small the contribution. Her story is one of survival, loss, love, and resilience. And today, she is not only searching for her past—but also fighting to build a better future for her children.

Sniper

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VDH Stunned: "Never Seen Anything Like This” Megyn Kelly Claims Manipulated! "Her first {Kelly}… excursus on it was very empirical. She said it right last summer... She was confident when she said that because she was looking at the evidence.” ~ Victor Davis Hanson Victor Davis Hanson observed that public figures such as Pete Buttigieg, Megyn Kelly, and others like them had dismissed Israel in ways he had never seen before. Hanson declared that he had never witnessed anything quite like the current discourse surrounding the issue. Hanson pointed to his friend Megyn Kelly’s recent passionate interview, which had gone viral after viewers juxtaposed clips of it with her appearance on his program the previous summer. At that time, Kelly had been adamant about the necessity of military action to neutralize the nuclear threat and had offered strong arguments about Islam. Hanson reviewed the long history of attacks on American targets across five or six presidential administrations, citing the bombings of the U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya, the Beirut embassy and Marine barracks assaults, the deployment of shape charges against U.S. forces, the underwear (or “panty”) bomber attempt, the Fort Hood shooting, the San Bernardino attack, the Orlando nightclub massacre, the September 11 attacks, and the bombing of the USS Cole. In every case, Hanson emphasized, the perpetrators were not Jewish terrorists but Islamic extremists. He rejected as “crazy” the suggestion, attributed to Tucker Carlson, that Israel posed a greater threat to the United States than either China or the Islamic world. Hanson expressed sharp disappointment in Kelly’s later claim that she had been manipulated by pro-Israel voices in the United States, calling the assertion pathetic for someone as intelligent as she is. The evidence, Hanson argued, had always been clear and publicly available. Her original position the previous summer had been confident and firmly empirical; she had not been misled but had drawn conclusions based squarely on the facts.
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VDH Stunned: "Never Seen Anything Like This” Megyn Kelly Claims Manipulated! "Her first {Kelly}… excursus on it was very empirical. She said it right last summer... She was confident when she said that because she was looking at the evidence.” ~ Victor Davis Hanson Victor Davis Hanson observed that public figures such as Pete Buttigieg, Megyn Kelly, and others like them had dismissed Israel in ways he had never seen before. Hanson declared that he had never witnessed anything quite like the current discourse surrounding the issue. Hanson pointed to his friend Megyn Kelly’s recent passionate interview, which had gone viral after viewers juxtaposed clips of it with her appearance on his program the previous summer. At that time, Kelly had been adamant about the necessity of military action to neutralize the nuclear threat and had offered strong arguments about Islam. Hanson reviewed the long history of attacks on American targets across five or six presidential administrations, citing the bombings of the U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya, the Beirut embassy and Marine barracks assaults, the deployment of shape charges against U.S. forces, the underwear (or “panty”) bomber attempt, the Fort Hood shooting, the San Bernardino attack, the Orlando nightclub massacre, the September 11 attacks, and the bombing of the USS Cole. In every case, Hanson emphasized, the perpetrators were not Jewish terrorists but Islamic extremists. He rejected as “crazy” the suggestion, attributed to Tucker Carlson, that Israel posed a greater threat to the United States than either China or the Islamic world. Hanson expressed sharp disappointment in Kelly’s later claim that she had been manipulated by pro-Israel voices in the United States, calling the assertion pathetic for someone as intelligent as she is. The evidence, Hanson argued, had always been clear and publicly available. Her original position the previous summer had been confident and firmly empirical; she had not been misled but had drawn conclusions based squarely on the facts.

Andrea Shaffer, Anti-Marxist Warrior

177,095 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten