'Horrible, horrible human being': Alan Dershowitz says he hopes Rep. Ilhan Omar goes to jail amid citizenship fraud investigation

'Horrible, horrible human being': Alan Dershowitz says he hopes Rep. Ilhan Omar goes to jail amid citizenship fraud investigation

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. . . "While discussing the case, Dershowitz declared, "I hope she has to go to jail."

"He also accused the congresswoman of being a “horrible” human being who is anti-American and anti-Israel.

"The former Harvard Law School professor said that while many of the allegations against her may be barred by the statute of limitations, she could still face questions about potential citizenship fraud if she conspired to alter her birth date to make the naturalization process easier.

"He said she is unlikely to face criminal charges but could be denaturalized and deported if found guilty.

"However, President Donald Trump disagreed, stating that she could go to jail if the allegations are true. Dershowitz said that the government has to prove she lied in her application. He also said she would be in “deep trouble” even if it was her father who committed the alleged fraud." . . .   More...

Obama 'besmirching his brand' by defending Ilhan Omar amid fraud probe: Tiana Lowe Doescher   “It is a basic principle of American democracy that the government can’t selectively target individuals simply because of their political beliefs or what they say,” Obama said. “But that’s exactly what the Trump Administration is doing to Congresswoman Ilhan Omar of Minnesota.”

"Doescher said the statement was hypocritical given Obama's investigations into people like Carter Page for alleged Russian ties in 2016, as well as the 2010 investigation into Fox News reporter James Rosen for a government leak.

"Omar’s fraud allegations began in January, when Trump said that the representative was under investigation over financial records discrepancies." . . .

What Happened to John Cleese Isn’t Funny | Britain’s free-speech crackdown makes the Ministry of Silly Walks look positively sensible.

  The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

One of John Cleese’s most trenchant comedic performances was a Monty Python skit on the Ministry of Silly Walks. It hilariously lampoons government’s petty pretentiousness. It is tempting to laugh off what has now befallen Cleese, something he himself did: “All good comedy material. For those with a sense of humor.” [Below]

"For the first time, what has happened to John Cleese isn’t funny. Instead, he is living the adage “when you laugh, the world laughs with you; when you cry, you cry alone.” He is because, sadly, he is a voice crying out alone. Alone because Britain of today has done everything it can to intimidate its citizens from crying out at all.

"As anyone who knows anything about British comedy, John Cleese has been at its forefront for six decades. His work is iconic, from Monty Python to Fawlty Towers to numerous movies and television appearances. So important has Cleese been to modern British culture that it is impossible not to recount the importance of the shows in which he has starred, and so integral has he been in these that it’s equally impossible to list them without seeing his performances in your mind’s eye.

"Yet Cleese is today starring in something that is no laughing matter in Britain. Because of a series of posts about Islam, Cleese is threatened with cancellation for the first time in his career. (RELATED: The People Who Once Laughed With John Cleese Are Now His Punchlines)

"As a comedian, Cleese made his living and societal mark by observing and lampooning British conduct. Then, the world laughed with him. Now, he is crying out against certain Islamic practices; in today’s Britain, that can make you very lonely indeed.

"On Sept. 22, Cleese was referred to Prevent, a British program designed to assess speech for radical content and possible links to terrorism. The referral claims his social media posts trip “several indicators used in PREVENT risk assessments for anti-Muslim hate and counter-extremism concerns.” (RELATED: The Unfathomable Horror of Britain’s Rape-Gang Holocaust)

"There is nothing in Cleese’s posts that were included in the pro-Islam 5Pillars (a website concentrating on British Muslim news) article that indicates any reason for counter-extremism concerns. There is not, because Cleese was merely stating his opinion. The complaint against Cleese’s opinions is intimidation, pure and simple. (RELATED: The Fall of Britain — and the Warning for America)

"While Cleese may be the lonely voice on Islam in today’s Britain, he is not alone in running afoul of government censorship in Britain. Two years ago, J.K. Rowling challenged Scotland’s hate crime law by audaciously describing transgender women as men. As she posted on the day the law took effect: . . ."  More.

Even a stopped clock is raped twice a day

Ann Coulter 

"When it comes to any feminist cause, no one can believe anything the Times says. It’s sad, but that’s where we are." 

ChatGPT

"As the Cornell circus drags on, we are past the point where The New York Times has to be told, I’m sorry, this is a feminist thing, you have to recuse yourself. The paper can only respond, You’re right, but I have a problem with alcohol.

"Having repeatedly made itself a journalistic laughingstock by believing any gang-rape accusation against white men, the Times thinks it gets an unlimited number of free shots, with no penalty.

"To take a few of the paper’s standout efforts: in the Duke lacrosse debacle, the Times held out to the bitter end, believing the soon-to-be-disbarred prosecutor and hiding the burgeoning evidence of the players’ innocence long after every other media outlet had admitted the truth.

"A few years later, the Times gave front-page billing to Jamie Leigh Jones’s tale about being violently gang-raped by military contractors in Baghdad, even claiming to have confirmed her account by talking to other self-proclaimed victims and—to get the other side of the story—their lawyers. The jury verdict against her on all counts was given in a short AP report, demurely placed on page A13.

"Then, when nearly every news outlet was pillorying Rolling Stone magazine’s preposterous cover story about a gang rape at a University of Virginia fraternity, the Times stood alone in finding no flaws with the chronicle. (Sample sentence from the original article: “’Grab its motherf*cking leg,’ she heard a voice say. And that’s when Jackie knew she was going to be raped.”) The most the paper would allow was that others had doubts, noting that the magazine’s account had “come under scrutiny.”

"After every gang-rape saga blows up in its face, the Times runs and hides, waits a few years, then rushes to embrace another fraud.

"Jane Doe’s recent lawsuit against Cornell puts the Times right on schedule to fall flat on its face again. Doe claims that, two years ago, she was gang-raped at a fraternity there. Sadly, the accused rapists aren’t white this time, but they’re in a fraternity and that’s close enough.

"Let’s see how the paper’s doing.

The War On Excellence

 American Free News Network

. . . "A nation cannot indefinitely lead in AI, quantum computing, aerospace, robotics, cyber defense, and advanced weapon systems if it fails to produce enough mathematicians, scientists, engineers, technicians, and informed citizens.

A recent Wall Street Journal editorial underscored “America’s failing education system is the biggest handicap in the innovation race with China.”

A Gallup poll last month showed widespread aversion with the quality of K-12 education increasing by 12 points over the last two years to 67%." . . .

. . . "The proposed Education Freedom Tax Credit that was authorized by 2025’s “Big Beautiful Bill” as the nation’s largest school choice undertaking is one of them. Beginning in 2027, homeschooled and private K-12 students could receive federally supported education scholarships.   More.

In ‘Caliphornia,’ a dangerous bill is about to be passed that will force your children to be indoctrinated with Islamic ideology in the classroom   

Another fraud perpetrated by Weingarten concerns a book she wrote last year, Why Fascists Fear Teachers: Public Education and the Future of Democracy,

Human swastika formed by students at Bay Area Branham High School   . . . "The disturbing scene was photographed and shared in a since-deleted Wednesday social media post that featured an antisemitic 1939 quote from Adolf Hitler.

“If the international Jewish financiers in and outside Europe should succeed in plunging the nations once more into a world war, then the result will not be the Bolshevization of the earth, and thus the victory of Jewry, but the annihilation of the Jewish race in Europe,” read what appeared to be an Instagram caption.

US radicals who traveled to France to join cop-bashing protests reveal plans to ‘raise hell’ on our shores   Pictured; Rapper and his political whore:

. . . "CodePink has been accused of radicalizing a new generation of activists by spending millions of dollars to teach anti-American rhetoric.

Elsewhere, the Singham-linked Party for Socialism and Liberation, based in the US, has committed to joining French protesters in their “struggle for a socialist future”.

“We in the United States stand with you in your struggle against capitalist austerity,” the group proudly wrote on Instagram.

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Not the Democrat Party of Roosevelt and Kennedy; Nowhere Close

Bill Ackman Once Funded Democrats. Now He Has a Brutal Assessment of What They’ve Become.  . . . "I think the Democratic Party is in the worst place it's ever been, in the 250-year history of the country," Ackman told Katie Miller. "I think it's become like this crazy, radicalized, you know, anti-American thing. I think it's — and by the way, I think there's some very high-quality Democrats, you know, senators and, sure, some congressmen — but the party itself, I think, is in a very bad place."

"And I think the problem with people who've chosen to be a politician for a career, you either have to get with the party in order to continue, or you get primaries," Ackman added. "You know, actually, Senator Schumer, I had a good relationship with him over the years. I thought he was a good man. But in recent years, I felt he's just trying to keep his job." 

"And, you know, that's the really low point for politicians when they'll compromise on their values, and they'll support, you know, a quasi-terrorist, perhaps running for Senate in Michigan, because they have to for the party," Ackman said. "Stuff like that to me is, or terrorist supporter, is not, that's, I find that pretty, deeply concerning." . . .

Pollster admits to fabricating data for ‘social experiment’ to expose flaws of industry | US news | The Guardian   "A polling firm has admitted to using fabricated data in surveys that were picked up by national media outlets in the US, claiming the project was a “social experiment” designed to expose the lack of scrutiny over the sector." . . .

Failed Senate Candidate Says Fake Poll ‘Killed’ Her Campaign - Newsweek

. . . "Democrats are up in arms after a so-called polling firm that projected far-left candidates

as strong contenders in several primaries admitted that it had fabricated its polling data.

"Wedgewood Polling, which billed itself as an election survey company, released a statement Tuesday night admitting it used "fabricated numbers" for an "experimental project to demonstrate the vulnerabilities, lack of oversight, and overall low barrier to entry in the modern political polling industry."

"The group's polls were cited by Abdul El-Sayed's campaign amid a high-profile primary race against Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow and U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich. The nonpartisan polling aggregator Political Polls also cited Wedgewood in the Wisconsin gubernatorial race, showing socialist Francesca Hong having an edge over Republican candidate Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Wis.

"McMorrow said Wedgewood's numbers led to her donations drying up and reporters having "hounded" her with calls to drop out of the race." . . .

Will Common Sense Doom the Wealth Tax for California? Updated:

UPDATE: Mark Zuckerberg threatened to leave California over wealth tax

. . . "Because of his concerns over the wealth tax, Zuckerberg told Meta that he was "evaluating relocating his primary residence outside California and that steps toward any such relocation, including any listing of his residential real estate in California on the market, would be public and inevitably noted and commented upon by company employees and, accordingly, raise questions for management of the company going forward," the filing states." . . .

California’s Wealth Tax Meets the 2nd Law of Demand 

"As Adam Smith said, there is a great deal of ruin in a nation. A wealth tax, temporary or permanent, will likely deepen California’s fiscal hole. Such a tax chases out current wealth creators and discourages future wealth creation. What is unseen from this tax is all the entrepreneurs who may choose to form businesses in Texas, Nevada, or elsewhere rather than California." 

• "Proposition 40 is called a one-time tax, but the way it is funded and California’s tax history suggest it will last.
• People adapt to a tax over time, so a permanent wealth tax would bring in less revenue each year while its costs rise.
• Comparisons to Massachusetts’s millionaire surtax do not hold, because Proposition 40 taxes total wealth rather than income above a threshold.
• \The biggest cost is unseen: entrepreneurs who build their businesses in Texas, Nevada, or elsewhere instead of California.

California’s Proposition 40 would impose a wealth tax on the residents of the state, if passed. Despite being a one-time tax, its supporters hope that its passage will kick-start a wave of wealth tax measures across beyond just California. If these taxes become permanent, then their negative consequences will worsen over time while the benefits will shrink, for the simple reason that people will find new ways to avoid the tax. In economics, this passage of time effect is called the Second Law of Demand.

Colloquially called a “billionaire’s tax,” Proposition 40 would impose a one-time 5% tax on the net assets (gross assets minus debt) of people residing in California on January 1, 2026." . . .Jon Murphyis a Research Fellow at the Independent Institute and Assistant Professor of Economics at Nicholls State University (Louisiana).

Remember Adam Kinzinger? He's back!

 Disgraced Adam Kinzinger Comes to the Defense of Abdul El-Sayed's Muslim Brotherhood Ties  

"But this is the end result of Trump Derangement Syndrome: you will support anything, no matter how vile, in an effort to stick it to the President, including embracing the Muslim Brotherhood, a designated terror organization."

"'Disgraced Republican Adam Kinzinger is the latest to come to the defense of Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, calling questions about El-Sayed's ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and other terrorist organizations "a smear campaign" tied to El-Sayed's Muslim faith.

"'Attacks on someone's religion have no place in this country," wrote Kinzinger on X, as he protected a guy who has made attacking Jews part of his campaign platform.

"For weeks, Trump and the GOP have accused Abdul El-Sayed of ties to the Muslim Brotherhood," Kinzinger said. "The whole thing is built on a tweet from his half-sister about their mother's activism in the early 1970s, more than a decade before El-Sayed was even born. There's no evidence that he has any ties to the Brotherhood. It's a smear that's meant to scare off voters because of his name and his religion."

"That's just not true.

"First, there isn't a person alive who doesn't believe that if Donald Trump's sister said his family had ties to the Nazis that Adam Kinzinger wouldn't take that as proof that President Trump is a Nazi. Every time the media cites an "anonymous source," guys like Kinzinger take it as Gospel, even when it's later debunked.

WNBA hates America? Both finals teams make the case.

Joy Reid and MSNOW must have more of an effect than their viewer numbers indicate. "The WNBA has clearly chosen political sides, and it is unfortunate. In fact, the only political party advocating for player safety in the league is the Republicans." jeff@jeffcrouere.com.

WNBA’s Caitlin Clark Problem Is Really America’s Black Woman Problem - LA Progressive

"The media’s fixation on Caitlin Clark reveals a deeper racial double standard—one that sidelines Black women whose talent, labor, and star power built the WNBA."

Now this writer sees Caitlin Clark as the "erasure of black women". So, this form of Jim Crow is permissible? Daily I am in a black women's world at hospitals, our church, in eating locations, in the presence of gracious, friendly ladies without exception as far as I can tell. But why when I turn on my TV am I deluged with the likes of Maxine Waters, Al Green, Joy Reid, The View, The Squad, Congressional scolds with their practiced scowls and matching outfits. Why must we look for reasoned, dignified individuals such as Dr. Ben Carson, Condoleezza Rice, Harris Faulkner, Harold Ford, Jr., Tim Scott, Larry Elder, and more.

. . . "And maybe another question follows: why are Black women expected to ‘celebrate” their own erasure because the person benefiting from it happens to be talented, polite, and good for business?" . . .

 The WNBA hates America  

This success would grow even more if the WNBA stopped embracing leftwing politics and showed more support for the United States of America, the country where basketball was invented.

Unfortunately, the league’s leadership has adopted an anti-American attitude. The Treasurer of the WNBA Players Association, Brianna Turner, opposed the league authorizing “USA 250” uniform patches for the All-Star game. She posted on social media, “No WNBA players would have been free 250 years ago. The majority wouldn’t even have their freedom 100 years ago.

WNBA stars defy fan fury and walk off the court before the national anthem AGAIN ahead of Game 2 of Finals | Daily Mail Online   . . . "Fans on social media expressed their anger at the players, with one writing: 'Why is the WNBA getting any publicity at this point? The end of this season can't happen soon enough.'

"Another said, 'Second straight game. Same WNBA. Same disgraceful behavior.'

"One user even suggested the players should be 'pelted with the green dildoes when they return to the court.'

"This is not the first time this season the Dream have walked off the court for the anthem. The team has not explicitly explained their reason for doing so previously this season.

"The Dream do have a history with staying off the court for the anthem dating back to previous seasons as well. In 2020, the team protested the anthem at the height of the George Floyd protests and included messaging from the WNBPA in their game notes to explain their reasons.

"Their statement said that 'the anthem does not represent freedom, justice and liberty for all Americans'." . . .

Video: WNBA hates America? Both finals teams make the case.

Michigan Dem Senator Slotkin: Abandon JFK Idealism, Prosecute Trump Staffers |

UPDATED: Media outlets rise to shield Elissa Slotkin from her comments on targeting Trump and upcoming Republicans

"Elissa Slotkin really stepped in it with some recent comments, and it is clear it is a problem. The way the press has opened doors to bring her on and recalibrate what she said, as well as paint herself as the victim, says it all."   "The repair work offered by the news outlets rivals that of a ServePro team. " Like it never even happened.

The American Spectator | USA News and Politics 

. . . "Suffice to say, sadly, Americans are beginning to realize just how far today’s Democrats have strayed from these ideals of service advocated by JFK." . . .

WASHINGTON — Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin publicly called on Democrats to intimidate young conservatives who want to work for the Trump administration by prosecuting the president’s staffers.

“I want them to be like, ‘Lord, that might be buying myself a ton of problems I don’t want, and so let me avoid participating in that,’” the senator went on. “I want that deterrence message sent.” 

"Which is to say, Slotkin and who knows how many other Democrats are hell and long gone from JFK’s idealistic call for young Americans of the day to “Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country.”  

"Instead, as made clear by this Democrat United States Senator, the objective of modern-day Democrats should be to intimidate young Americans into refusing public service. It is no longer acceptable to follow JFK’s inspiring call to serve their country, idealistically thinking of a career in public service.

 All of which can have the unintended effect of backfiring, serving as a call to young conservatives to get involved in politics — politics whether at the local, state, or national level. Or to get involved in the media, signing on to one of the seemingly limitless conservative websites that are spread throughout the Internet. Not to mention participating in the world of television or radio. 

However, whatever today’s young Americans choose to do in the world of public service, they should make sure they choose to listen to the inspiring words of JFK — not the serious negativity and prosecution threats of Senator Slotkin." . . .

Elissa Slotkin calls backlash over prosecution deterrence 'manufactured' | Fox News

Slotkin Slapped With Ethics Complaint Over Plot to Scare Young Conservatives From Working for Trump

. . . "That's right. The woman who spent months whining about a faux weaponization of government against her for being part of the "seditious six" very blatantly expressed her intent to weaponize the government against her political opponents.

During an October 13 appearance at the University of Chicago, Slotkin said she wanted Democrats to pursue “signature cases” not only against the president but against the people who “enabled” him. 

She then made her intent explicit, stating that she wanted young people coming out of school to look at a job in the Trump administration and conclude that it might mean “buying myself a ton of problems that I don’t want.” . . .

France falling to the new Jacobins?

"So-called “progressives” are the biggest threat to Europe, Australia, Canada… and the U.S. They will not tolerate views that differ from their own, even as they glory in the decline and fall of the countries they infest. And attack."

France falling to the new Jacobins? - Eric Utter

. . . "Those attacking Paris and other major French cities are a mix of leftists/communists, disaffected youth, antifa, and Muslims. Emphasis on leftists/communists and Muslims.

"These attacks are anything but spontaneous. They are fomented, planned, and funded by various subversive groups that are determined to bring about the destruction of the Western democracies. A Fox News investigation found that 54 radical groups were involved, very few of them 'students' as the media has been reporting.

"We shall see how long the Fifth Republic lasts, but, merde, things don’t look good at the moment. Let’s hope a new version of Vichy France doesn’t come into existence, though things couldn’t get much worse for Jews in France as it is.

"There is simply no doubt that Europe and America are under assault, though some of our politicians don’t appear to realize it.

"And others embrace it. Europe is literally being invaded by a tsunami of Muslims, and is in mortal danger of having its culture, history and customs washed away forever. 

"If we wish to save ourselves — and Christendom — we must take action now. It should be obvious what steps need to be taken to save ourselves, but these measures will not be easy or without cost, as the New Jacobins are determined, well-funded, and crazy. That said, we can still save our societies without need of massive bloodshed or truly large-scale suffering. But the same could’ve been said in 1937 or 1938." . . . 

Abdul El-Sayed has his Hillary Clinton 'hot sauce in purse' moment in cringey, pandering interview

 The Western Journal

"It's not easy getting lower than Hillary Clinton, but Abdul El-Sayed just pulled it off.

'A decade after the former first lady, senator, and secretary of state managed to turn "hot sauce" into a national punchline of pandering, El-Sayed used a luncheon interview with a black publisher for even more obvious pandering to black voters.

"What he ordered to eat was embarrassing enough -- but not even close to the most embarrassing part of the interview.

"El-Sayed was meeting with Ashley Allison, publisher of the black-oriented magazine The Root, at a Washington, D.C., restaurant trying to whip up enthusiasm for his campaign among Michigan blacks. (Even CNN admitted he has a problem with one of the Democratic Party's most loyal constituencies.)

"It was an exercise in pandering that would make even a Clinton blush.

"From ordering fried chicken -- El-Sayed's interlocutor went with the blackened salmon -- to belittling those of his own background, the man aiming to become the country's first Muslim senator managed mainly to show just how low he was willing to go to pull the wool over the eyes of Wolverine State voters." . . .   Hillary's hot sauce