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do you know if your child is a Hamas Holey
or Hamas Hollay adjacent?
Speaker 1: AP?
Speaker 2: Dylan joins me. She's from the North State Journal. She's
a reporter over there, and she also runs her own
newsletter called more to the Story AP. How are you welcome?
Speaker 3: Good afternoon, pet. How are you?
Speaker 1: I am okay? I'm okay.
Speaker 2: So the reason I ask parents whether or not they
are aware of their kids maybe Hamas Holay adjacent is
because of an occurrence up in Chapel Hill. Not at
not at the college. This is the Chapel Hill High
School where they apparently I guess they've thrown in their
lot with hamas well.
Speaker 3: They held the students up there left I believe it.
Last Thursday, held a walkout in support of Palestine. The
students described their walkout as being opposed to the intensification
of Israel's genocide and Gaza. And it looked like maybe
two or three dozen students actually walked out based on pictures.
There was only one news report on this in the week,
actually did a story on this, and they were wearing
kippas and giving remarks about the alleged genocide in Palestine
and Gada. Not any mention of the October seventh terror attack.
Speaker 2: No what however, no, no, because it didn't start None
of the us started in on October seventh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I mean it looks like these kids are
you know, anywhere from fifteen to sixteen or seventeen years old,
you know, you're basic teenagers in high school. And their flyer,
you know, they sent out flyers for it, and they
left during the middle of school instruction. So the principals
allowed it, but they wouldn't allow them to actually hold
their their event on campus. So they did a walk
off of campus to a wooded area nearby.
Speaker 2: Which like they aren't are they isn't it? School not
allowed to let them leave the premises, Uh, Yeah.
Speaker 1: But they did.
Speaker 2: But they did.
Speaker 3: It looks like that maybe a teacher or an administrator
was present.
Speaker 1: Oh, but chaperone.
Speaker 3: That's yeah, that's unconfirmed at this point. It looks like
they did have a chaperone, or at least there was
an adult there, because there's several pictures from the event.
You can see at least one great hard individual in
the background.
Speaker 2: Ah, well, that's possible they just haven't graduated yet. That's
maybe they're a student too. So yeah, so it sounds
like what three or four dozen fifteen sixteen year olds
in Chapel Hill. Do we have any indication that it worked,
that the war is over, that the genocide has stopped
because of their walkout?
Speaker 3: No. Unfortunately, as we learned yesterday, there are some individuals
who were holding prayer visual for hostages from the October
seventh attack or firebomb by an individual who's apparently not
legally in the country and he helps from Egypt and
gotta visa and then it worked visa and then he's
over States visa under the Biden administration. He used molotov
cocktails and what was described as a homemade flamethrower. Yeah,
to attack these vigil holders.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these elderly people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all the victims like sixty six to eighty eight
years old, these elderly you know, gray hairs that are
out there praying for the release of the hostage who
have been held in captivity for what six hundred three
days now? And yes, and this guy's response is to
show up and throw gasoline and light them on fire.
Speaker 1: And then an.
Speaker 3: Eighty eight year old victim was who was taken to
a bringing it. From what I understand, she was actually
a Holocaust refugee.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, and that's now.
Speaker 2: Of course people are like, well, that doesn't make any
sense that the rabbit anti semi Jake Shields said, well,
the Holocaust was eighty years ago, and some how old
is this woman if she you know, they don't ever die,
how come there, you know, how are they still alive?
How are there any Holocaust survivors still alive? And it's like, dude,
she's eighty eight. Do the math like it's this is
not some Jewish conspiracy to prolong the lives of people
that can claim Holocaust survivor status. It's just every single
thing about these people, it's like it's such a rot
in their brain. This anti Semitism is such a rot
in their brain. And I'm watching the you know you saw,
I'm sure and I just covered in the last hour
the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation running these separate sites to keep
the food and supplies out of Hamas control. And and
then Hamas spreads this lie that that the IDF for
murdering people while they're waiting in these lines for free
food because it's an existential threat to Hamas's you know,
structure where they siphon money out and food out of
the program, sell it to the gozens and that's how
they stay in power and control the people.
Speaker 1: And you look at the way that got covered in
the media.
Speaker 2: They just took Hamas's lie and and put it up
there in their headlines like IDF murders a bunch of people.
It's like, that's not it's not even true. What is
happening with the media.
Speaker 3: It's especially not true given that drones footage was related, right,
showing that the people actually do the killing of those
twenty one individuals in Gaza were Hamas militants, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's it is, it's astounding. So what is the and
so we didn't we make these connections. We've got the
murders of the two Israeli diplomats up in Washington, DC
a couple of weeks ago. Right, you got the fire
bombing of Josh Shapiro's home, the governor's mansion, right during passover.
And now you've got this attack on these elderly Jewish
people or I don't even know if they're all Jewish
or not, but these elderly people praying for the release
of hostages. Oh my gosh, those monsters wanting hostages to
be released, right, so let's douse them in gasoline and
burn them alive or something. So like That's there is
a pattern here. And I keep saying it that there
is a violence fetish among the leftists, and the Democrats
seem incapable or unwilling to boot them out of their party.
And I don't know, like, am I completely misguided on that?
Speaker 3: Well, the rhetoric's been there, you know, particularly from national
level Democrats like the Squad. You've seen them, you know,
calling for you know, a cease fire, always a one
sided seas fire, never really acknowledging that October seventh, Israel
was the one that was attacked. And now they're defending
themselves to you know, they're eradicating what they perceived to
be a threat. And I think if you would, if
you were to, you know, apply this to the United
States if someone had done this to us like they
did on September eleventh, we retaliated, and it was a
long term retaliation campaign, and I mean it resulted in,
you know, the netting of Osama bin Lad at one point,
I think it was almost tent over ten years later,
but we still got them. But we kept after it
and we continued to defend ourselves and we didn't make
excuses for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I think that there's that theme there. But you
know the fact that these young people are doing walkouts
for Palestine in high school. These kids literally don't know
anything about history, the formation of it. You know, they're
wearing these kiffs around, you know, the blackfish net ones
which were made popular by you know, Yasser Arafat, a
total dictator and leader of the PLO at one point,
who you know, murdered lots of people intact Israel on
a regular basis, as well as Wilmar Gadaffi, another dictator
who was you know, overthrown and you know, dragged through
the streets on his own accord by his own people
at one point, you know. So there it's there's this
historical literacy which I find disturbing amongst young folks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean they're K twelve, you know, products,
government school products, so it's really not that surprising.
Speaker 1: It's a fashion.
Speaker 2: They wear these things as a fashion accessory like that's that.
That's that's it, and they think they're you know, being
well I've heard it referred to as selma envy, right,
selma envy. This idea that we you know, we need
our cause for our generation where we're righteous and we're
marching in the streets and we're making changes and all
of that. And this is why you've got the leftists
and the Islamists, you know, joining together allying for purposes of,
you know, dismantling Western civilizational infrastructure. To me, it's very
obvious and the fact that that so many in the
media go along with these narratives at their at their
own expense, like this is not going to end well
for anybody in a Western society. Like what do you
think gets ushered in with the with the Kamis and
the Islamist what it's do you think that's a better scenario.
I don't know, It's just this is all speculative and predictive,
and I know that's not your your jam. You do
the reporting and stuff, so I.
Speaker 3: Don't want to drag you territorialize too much. But you
know this, this one, you know, it's like that movie.
The call is coming from inside the house and we
need to we need to address it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So if your kids walking around with one of
these fashion accessories, you may want to start asking some questions.
So you can read ap Dyllan's work over at her
newsletter More to the story that's on substack. You can
also read her work at the North State Journal nsjonline
dot com.
Speaker 1: AP go to talk with you. Thanks for your.
Speaker 3: Time, absolutely, thanks Pete.
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Media says, you would think an elderly woman getting burned
alive at a pro Israel event by a man hurling
molotov cocktails while screaming this will end when Palestine is free.
You would think that would be universally condemned as terrorism.
But this is twenty twenty five, with the media's moral
compass still spinning wildly in anti Semitism extremely fashionable on
the political left. So instead of acknowledging the obvious, CNN
went into full denial mode. The moment the FBI under
Director Cash Mattel called the Boulder, Colorado fire bombing exactly
what it was, which is a targeted terror attack. The suspect,
Mohammed Solomon crashed the pro Israel gathering shouting anti Israel slogans.
He then launched into a violent assault, chucking in scendiary
devices at innocent people. This is not hard to decipher
so far, pretty straightforward. Man firebombs Jews and Allies while
shouting shouting pro Hamas rhetoric. That's a textbook act of terrorism. Now,
maybe you young folks who were not alive or aware
really of what was going on after nine to eleven,
But for gen xers and older and yes, I guess
millennials if they were kind of on the older side
of the millennial spectrum, if you will, the aftermath of
nine to eleven. There was this very brief period where
people were identifying jihadism, Islamism, radical Islam, whatever you want
to call it. They were correctly identifying this cancerous strain, right,
And then there was this oh, we can't say that word.
Oh we can't use this word. Remember the one of
the was it the president or maybe it was one
of the generals, they said they used the word crusade
as a synonym for war and battle and whatever. They
were doing a speech. I forget they said something about
a crusader.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, you can't say that.
Speaker 2: We really got to be careful about all the islamophobia
and right, and then there was this kind of shift
and it was kind of like, oh, we can't really
discuss these things.
Speaker 1: And you know, not all Muslims.
Speaker 2: Hashtag not all Muslims, right, And he had these people
doing the performances. I saw a Muslim woman on a
subway and I went over and I sat next to
her and I said, I see you, you know there
he had those types of stories, right, And I feel
like we now get this stuff non stop.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 2: There isn't even the brief period anymore where it's like,
oh my gosh, this terrorist jerk. Oh, he's a monster
in all this. It's like we don't even get that anymore.
It's just immediate, immediate, like not all.
Speaker 1: Not all Muslims.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I'm talking about this particular one, this guy,
this guy that firebombs. I mean, do you understand just
picture in your mind what getting lit on fire with
a Molotov cocktail feels like and looks like. I have
no have no inclination to give this guy any benefit
of any doubt on anything. He's on video. He admitted
to it. He's already admitted to it. He says he
would do it again.
Speaker 1: Yeah. This is from Bill Maluja.
Speaker 2: New details on Colorado terror attack suspect, as Feds have
now charged him with a federal hate crime. According to
the court filings, Egyptian illegal alien Mohammed Solomon admitted in
an interview that he wants to kill all Zionist people
and had been planning the attack for a year, and
that he would conduct the attack again if he could.
He allegedly told investigators that he waited to carry out
the attack until his daughter graduated high school. Oh gosh,
dad of the year right there, And he specifically targeted
the Quote Zionist group in Boulder after learning about them
from an online search. It was premeditated, as he allegedly
admitted that he knew they would be gathering on Sunday
at one pm. He arrived and waited for them. Additionally,
they found a black content with fourteen more Molotov cocktails
near the spot he was arrested in Inside his vehicles
his vehicle, rather, investigators found paperwork with the words Israel,
Palestine and usaid. This man, Bill Malujin, reports, was admitted
into the country via a tourist visa during the Biden administration.
He overstayed, filed an asylum request, and was granted work
authorization by the Biden administration, which expired at the end
of March of this year. He is an illegal alien.
This is why you vet people. This is why you're
supposed to vet people before you welcome them into the country.
Andy McCabe I mentioned him earlier, former FBI Deputy Director
Andrew McCabe, the guy who got fired for lying under oath.
He's on CNN, He's a regular contributor over there. CNN's
Juliet Kam.
Speaker 1: Asks him.
Speaker 2: Local authorities are saying one thing that they were not
calling it a terrorist attack, but the FBI is saying
something slightly different, and McCabe says, yeah, that's never a
great start. I think that the press conference we saw,
one thing was abundantly clear is the local authorities were
being very, very careful, and I think that's the right
approach at this point. This is the sort of thing
that the FBI really can help out a local police
department with. We don't step in and take over and
draw conclusions five minutes after the attack. So McCabe and
CNN see this as an opportunity to attack Trump and
cash Battel, the FBI director, when cash Battel came out
and said, we are investigating this as a terrorist attack,
a targeted terrorist attack. And by the way, he is correct.
It's like when a guy yells a Loha snow or
something that sounds like that while running people over in
a Christmas Day parade. Yeah, that that looks an awful
lot like a targeted terrorist attack. Are you guys stupid
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A thought experiment for you. If the Boulder, Colorado fire
bombing had targeted let's just say a pride parade, right,
it is Pride month to be followed by Gluttony Month,
no Pride month. And let's say there's a Pride parade
and somebody does exactly what this maniac did, dousing people
with gasoline and lighting them on fire while screaming anti
gay slurs. Right, do you think that the coverage would
look a little different. Do you think maybe there might
be some blame that would be dished out onto a
particular segment of the population once referred to in olden
times as the deplorables? Do you think maybe conservative Christians
might have been of course they would be accused of
participating in that, if not indeed, but in their words.
Do you remember the Pulse nightclub shooting twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: Back then, right, what was his name was it? Omar Mattein?
I think right?
Speaker 2: He tried to get I think he first targeted Disney.
He was going to go into Disney World down in Florida,
and then he realized, oh, they got security. So when
driving around, look for places that didn't have security, and
he happened upon this nightclub, didn't even know it was
a gay bar, went in and just murdered a whole
bunch of people, and it was immediately framed as a
as an example of stochastic terrorism. What is stochastic terrorism, Pete?
This term has fallen out of vogue ever since the
left lost the presidency. It was in vogue for like
four years about well, like go back like eight or
nine years. We started hearing a lot about it, and
then it kind of died away, and then I think
it's coming back now, but only for the right. See,
stochastic terrorism is this fancy way of just basically saying
we hate people on the right, and so you can't
say anything you believe because if anybody ever says anything
you believe, also they agree with you, and then they
do something bad.
Speaker 1: It's your fault. Okay.
Speaker 2: The classic example of the stochastic terrorism was Sarah Palin.
They didn't even call it stochastic terrorism back then. It
was in its infancy blaming Republicans and conservatives for the
actions of crazy people that had literally never heard the
Republican or conservative message. The person's just an insane person.
The fact that you have media and Democrats. But I
repeat myself only citing what do they cite? January sixth,
There isn't anything more recent than that. It's been five years.
We have example after example after example, in the interim
of leftist violence, and they always, oh, it's both sides,
it's both sides. I look, I have no doubt people
on the right can engage in violent activity. Absolutely every
human being has the potential. Sure, But this stochastic terrorism
label was thrown onto all people on the right any
time anything occurred that they could try to tag you
with words spoken. This is from Brad Slager at Red State,
words spoken by anybody on the right, even in the
absence of violence, and no mention of any specific groups. Well,
that's stochastic terrorism. But a man shouting anti Semitic invective
before firebombing Jews, Oh, that's not terrorism. Well I don't
know if we can call it terrorism yet. No, no,
it's terrorism. In fact, there's a very handy word for
it already, not stochastic terrorism. No, no, no intifada. Yeah, there's
already a word for it. And the people who are
calling for it and celebrating these types of acts of
stochastic terrorism, they all use the word. They know what
it means, so we should accept their word. What did
you think globalized the into fada ment? It meant murdering
too young Israeli embassy workers up in Washington, d C.
As they were leaving a dinner, a charity event. That
it means throwing a bunch of gasoline on elderly people
and lighting them on fire. Right, That's what globalizing the
into fada means. So when they talked about it, I
listened to them, and I became very concerned because I
believe them. I believe there were people. Was the other one?
Now I'm jean a blank on though it was the
Oh the guy who fired bombed the governor's mansion. That's
what globalizing the into fada means. David Harsani, writing he's
a senior writer at the Washington Examiner. The murderer reportedly
traveled from Chicago to kill those two innocent twenty somethings
up in DC, your own Leshinsky and Sarah Milker Gram
screaming free, free Palestine, all that garbage. His justification, as
far as we know, was a blood libel. The slander
has simply been repackaged for the modern audience. Indeed, the
genocide libel is spread by Katari bought pseudo intellectuals on
elite US campuses, as well as New York Times and
Washington Post editorialists, liberal activists, right wing paleo quote influencers,
European powers, democratic House members, big media, many others. Palestine,
something most intifat of protesters know nothing about, has replaced
Black Lives Matter as the cause of the morally vacuous
and dangerously illiterate activist class. An entire generation of young
people has been brainwashed. It's only a matter of time
before it gets worse. What was the blood libel? I
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modern day blood libel, just repackaged for a modern audience.
There was a report just a couple of days ago.
Media outlets ran with it reporting that a United Nations
warning that fourteen thousand babies were going to die from
starvation in Gaza within forty eight hours, so two days
fourteen thousand babies dead in two days from starvation. Not true.
The UN actually retracted the claim. What the report actually
said was that fourteen one hundred cases of malnutrition could
occur among children, not babies only, but among all children
if aid did not reach them over the next year. Then, again,
as with most UN reports, even that number is likely
a concoction. The UN has issued more condemnations of Israel
than all other nations combined. Not long ago, UNESCO passed
a resolution denying Jews any historical connection to the Temple
Mount and the Western Wall, which came as a surprise
to anybody who's read a book. Then, of course, we
know that twelve of UNRWA's employees took part in the
Hamas massacre of Jews on October seventh, not merely offering
logistical help or coordination, but participating in the actual kidnapping
and murdering of civilians UN employees. If the UN were
a country, Israel would be compelled to declare war on it.
Harsani concludes his peace by saying that there is real
suffering in Gaza, to be sure, it was brought on
by one side. All of it could end tomorrow if
Hamas returned the remaining hostages and surrendered. But reality does
not matter to the Free Palestine crowd. There is a
reason Western Intifada targets Jewish businesses, Holocaust museums, hellles, synagogues,
innocent people on the streets of DC. It has nothing
to do with ceasefires. It has nothing to do with aid.
The tragedy at the Capitol Jewish Museum where Leshinsky and
Milgrim were murdered. That was not pro Israel, it wasn't
sponsored by Mossad. And remember that the very first protests
against Israel broke out in Times Square and on college
campuses hours after the October seventh massacre, before the bodies
of the dead were identified or any retaliation even occurred.
It's because they're Jews, That's it. Jim Garrity at National Review.
He wrote today Hamas's war against the Jews has come
to America. Sure, the perpetrators of these attacks may not
have Hamas membership cards, but their worldview, their agenda, and
increasingly now their methods are indistinguishable from that of the
terrorist group. He goes through any documents the cases I've
been talking about today, and he says, this is why
nobody believes nor should believe, anyone who says I'm not
anti Semitic, I'm just anti Zionist. Because you may say
you're anti Zionist, but your political allies keep trying to
kill random Jews. They also keep tearing down public manoras,
making threats to Helll's on college campuses, spray painting hateful
messages on synagogues. This crowd insists it's only objecting to
the policies of the Israeli government and just coincidentally, that
rage just keeps accidentally hitting random American Jews who could
have predicted such a thing. The Governor's mansion not an
IDF base. A young couple in Washington, DC out for
a nonprofit event. They were not IDF soldiers. A parade
of elderly Americans calling for the hostages to be released.
It's not an idea of commando unit. One of the
core tenets of Hamas and every other virulently anti Semitic
terrorist group is that there is no such thing as
an innocent civilian, that every Jew everywhere in the world
is a legitimate target. We're seeing that same worldview at
work now on our own soil. These people don't hate Israel,
They just hate Jews, and they don't want to admit it.
This is why you ended up with that Democrats Socialists
of America Liberation Caucus. That's why they put out the
statement calling the murderer of the couple up in DC
called them a political prisoner. Why would you call them
a political prisoner? Well, murder is part of their political agenda,
believe them what they tell you what they are.
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