Expect the usual angry demonstrations with Hamas scarves, professionally-printed signs, and instigations to violent police reactions. TD
"Given that Bibi will be in the U.S. as an invited, and therefore protected, guest of the United States government, it’s almost as if Mamdani is trying to stir up...dare I say it?...an insurrection."
. . . "The Democrats later tried to imprison Trump and ban him from the presidency forever over language they contended was tantamount to a call for insurrection against the federal government. Interestingly, they don’t have the same standard for a mayor who’s issuing a similar call for people to protest a visiting head of state. Apparently, only some (i.e., Democrat) politicians are allowed to call for citizens to speak out.
"Mamdani’s call, of course, came in the context of his conceding that he lacked the power to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who’s wanted in the International Criminal Court (“ICC”) for alleged war crimes. A few points about that:
"First, neither the United States nor Israel is a party to the Rome Statute, the treaty that established the ICC. This means that the ICC has no authority over them, and they have no obligation to abide by its demands.
"Second, Karim Khan, the ICC prosecutor who sought the arrest warrants against Netanyahu and former Israeli defense minister Yoav Gallant, seems to be a dirty actor.
"Yesterday (July 24), based upon sexual misconduct allegations against him, the ICC’s Assembly of States Parties, by an 82-to-13 vote (with 15 abstentions), voted to remove him from office after he had committed “serious misconduct” and a “serious breach of duty.” I’m shocked that a British Muslim man of Pakistani descent would be accused of this type of wrongdoing. Shocked! Shocked, I tell you!
"Third, of course, the entire charge is laughable. As many have pointed out repeatedly, it’s not genocide if you wage a traditional war against an enemy that has deliberately embedded itself among a civilian population; if you send food to enemy civilians only to have their military steal that food; and if you offer escape corridors to enemy civilians only to have their own military shoot at them. It’s also not a genocide if the enemy civilian population has dramatically grown both while under your aegis and after you pulled out from their territory." . . .
Gun, knife, or hammer control? . . . "A group called ‘Palestine Action’ is apparently promoting this barbaric method of assault as a promising new means of employing “direct action.”
Journalist Andy Ngo recently posted on ‘X’: “Palestine Action is advertising ‘direct action’ training for people who want to take up militant action using hammers.”
78-year-old Ann Widdecombe was bashed on the head repeatedly with a hammer until she died.
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) July 21, 2026
Palestine Action is advertising "direct action" training for people who want to take up militant action using hammers. pic.twitter.com/JOIQrZYiBj
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