Did anyone see the ad put out by Rebellion PAC? It appears that Cenk Uygur, one of the Young Turks (not so young), is behind it. It is meant to bolster the Senate campaign of Abdul El-Sayed. And it should be no surprise to anyone that Cenk Uygur is the uncle of Hasan Piker, America hater and Israel hater and Jew hater. In the ad we see a couple grocery shopping. The woman tells the man to put back a carton of eggs. He asks "why? Don't the kids like eggs anymore?" She replies, "No, they like eggs, but we have to set that seven dollars aside for killing Palestinians." She continues: "Apparently, it's costing us a lot of money to drop bombs on Gaza." The man replies to this effect: Don't they (Israelis) also have universal healthcare? Says the woman: "yeah, they do. We're paying for that too, probably." Then the man says: "Might as well put the bananas back."
Then the ad ends saying El-Sayed's opponent, Mike Rogers, cares more about Israel than America. What a joke. What a disgusting antisemitic ad. Israel gets $3.8 billion dollars a year in aid from the US. Most of which Israel is required to spend here in the US on military hardware. Last year the PA and Gaza got $565 million dollars in aid from the US. Overall, they got $4.42 billion dollars. But there is no concern about the killing done by Hamas. Remember the 10/7/23 massacre of Israeli men, women and children. Or, how Hamas tolerates no dissent, with the death penalty carried out against offenders without any trial.
Of course, the entire premise of the ad is false, as Israel is not committing genocide in Gaza. (As previously discussed in this blog.) And the ad makes no sense anyway. If they don't buy the egss are they giving that money to our government to give to Israel to make/buy bombs? It's ridiculous, and about as antisemitic as you can get. I do need to point out that the ad was not done in coordination with El-Sayed's campaign, in order to not violate campaign finance laws.
As pointed out in the last 3 part post, Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen, with presidential aspirations, seeks to make a political litmus test for those running for office as a Democrat. What's the test? Supporting a Palestinian state, consisting of Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem. And, Van Hollen says the US should be on a collision course with the Israeli government if they don't agree to this suicidal establishment of a terrorist state on their borders.
Nithya Raman is running for Mayor of Los Angeles agains incumbent Karen Bass. Raman is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, and has been supported by the local chapter. However, the national organization voted that Raman will have until Saturday to confirm her support for the BDS (Boycott, Divest, Sanction) movement against Israel or lose their endorsement. Raman: "Over the last couple of years I have come to believe strongly that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, and I have felt deeply uncomfortable with US tax dollars funding this atrocity."
And now this: "I believe the best way for working Angelenos to stand in solidarity with Gaza is through non-violent protest, legislative action, and diplomatic pressure, including BDS." Now, you might ask - what does being the Mayor of Los Angeles have to due with Israel or Gaza? The antisemitic ad mentioned above criticized Mike Rogers for caring more about Israel than America. But El-Sayed has had plenty to say about Israel - including that he does not believe that it has the right to exist as a Jewish state. Now, a candidate for Mayor of a city is chiming in. Because hatred of Israel has become the motivating factor for Democrats in this election cycle.
But that is hardly the end of it. El-Sayed said this: "I think it's time for us to realize that Israel is actually not our friend." Israel is actually one of our best friends in the world. America would be less safe without Israel as our ally. But maybe El-Sayed prefers that we be friends with Hamas and Hezbollah and Iran. His family does have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
I don't care how many time El-Sayed talks about the Constitution. Or talks about American values. He may be a smooth talker, but I don't believe a word he says. He certainly welcomed the support of America hater Hasan Piker. The same Piker who said America deserved 9/11. The same Piker who said "Fuck the Constitution. I wipe my ass with the Constitution. It's a piece of paper. Fuck the Constitution. Fuck this country."
Honestly, I'm at a loss for words for anyone who votes for today's Democratic Party. I know those people hate Trump. But he's out of office in 2 years. Is your hatred of Trump worth putting into office America haters, Israel haters and Jew haters. Because it appears that their influence will continue well beyond the remaining two years of Trump's term.