💭 Democratic
socialist Melat Kiros is headed to the general election —
and a very favorable chance to represent the Denver area in Congress
— after defeating long-term incumbent Rep. Diana DeGette in
the Democratic primary.
But
achieving her biggest goals — like Medicare for All — would take
years to implement, she acknowledged Tuesday in an interview with
Ryan Warner, senior host of Colorado
Matters.
Warner:
Some prominent members of the Jewish community and even people
you campaigned alongside like Senator Julie Gonzales are concerned
about your candidacy.
Most
recently, the refusal to call the Boulder firebombing antisemitic.
The self-described liberal Rabbi Rachel Kobrin wrote as much in The
Denver Post: "I have repeatedly found myself wondering whether
Kiros understands the fear she creates in Jews like me.” Did you
read that piece?
Kiros:
I did.
Warner:
What'd you make of it?ስ
Kiros:
Well, first I was grateful to the rabbi for writing it and for
sharing her concerns. I think we are embarking on a new kind of
frontier on this conversation about what our relationship is going to
look like to Israel, or with Israel, rather, and what kind of
expectations we have of our allies. Specifically to speak to the
Boulder firebombing attack, I wish I could have conveyed in that
moment better the horror and tragedy of what had happened and
specifically the impact it had on the Jewish community. Being able to
speak to that in a meaningful way is really important.
Warner:
What was left unsaid?
Kiros:
Yeah. I think what's important for folks to hear is that at the end
of the day, this was an attack, a horrific attack on a group of
Jewish people that were peacefully protesting, an attack that is
putting Jewish people in greater danger, and I think whether or not
this was motivated by antisemitism or anti-Zionism, it was equally
horrific and tragic and dangerous to the Jewish community and leads
to more attacks against the Jewish community and rising levels of
hate. And my commitment has always been to combating any kind of
hate, whether it's hate for an ethnicity, a religion, a political
ideology and…
Warner:
With a vague sense there that you speak from some experience as the
recipient of some of that.
Kiros:
Yeah, you know I immigrated from the northern region of Ethiopia
(Tigray) where a genocide has taken place, where conflict is even now
potentially erupting again, where anywhere from 600,000 to 1 million
people might've been killed. We still don't know the number.
And
witnessing the attacks that I received as a Tigrayan Ethiopian here
in the states, I think it's really important to understand whether or
not violence is being motivated by hatred for an ethnicity or a
religious group or hatred for a political ideology, neither of which
is justified by any means.
But
I think in order for us to understand how to dismantle that kind of
hate, we have to understand where it's coming from. And to understand
violence in that way I think is our responsibility as people who are
in positions where they have a responsibility to combat that kind of
hate and combat that kind of violence.
💭 "We Had 111 Missiles Shot by
The Islamic Republic of Japan. They Were
Shot At The Aircraft Carrier”.
Dollar Trump is back in the land of Ishmael. First Here you have it.
You heard it directly from the Commander-in-Chief of the United
States Armed Forces: 111 missiles shot by the Islamic Republic of
Japan. That would be the same Commander-in-Chief who has the launch
codes for intercontinental ballistic missiles currently mounted with
1,770 thermonuclear warheads.
Let's
ask ourselves why the US put Japanese American in interment camps but
not Germans, Italians or 9/11 Terror Arab Muslims.
Is it because most people in the US were Germans or Italians? Racism?
During WWII, the U.S. government incarcerated over 120,000
Japanese-Americans under Executive Order 9066. While German and
Italian-Americans were also initially classified as "enemy
aliens," mass incarceration was not applied to them due to
systemic racism, economic self-interest, and logistical constraints.
The difference in treatment primarily stemmed from deeply ingrained
anti-Asian racism and economic pressure:
• Racism: Public and military officials believed that,
because of their race, Japanese-Americans could not assimilate and
were inherently disloyal to the United States, a belief that was not
applied to European immigrants.
• Economics: West Coast agricultural interests profited by
seizing valuable farmland owned by Japanese-Americans who were forced
into camps.
• Demographics: German and Italian-Americans represented a
much larger percentage of the population and were seen as vital to
the wartime labor force. Additionally, in Hawaii, where
Japanese-Americans made up nearly 40% of the population, mass
internment was deemed economically impossible and was not
implemented.
Approximately 33,000 Japanese Americans served in the U.S. Army
during World War II, despite their families being forcibly held in
internment camps. Many of these soldiers, known as Nisei
(second-generation Japanese Americans), volunteered for service
directly from the camps or from Hawaii to prove their loyalty to the
United States.
♰ Orthodox Father to
Tucker: America Chose to Nuke Nagasaki, Japan, Because it Was a
Christian City
👉 Let's compare the peaceful and hardworking Japanese with
the lazy and aggressive Arab Muslims.
The ungrateful Muslims, who have more than
fifty countries for themselves, have
contributed nothing good to the world, to humanity, except for
dependence, exploitation, hatred, terror and murder. The day after
one of the terrorist attacks on September
11, 2001, we
thought that the US and its allies would bomb Makkah and Medina with
nuclear bombs. On the contrary, by accepting millions of Muslims as
refugees and building Satanic mosques in their cities, including New
York, the Edomites strengthened the
Ishmaelites even more.
On the other hand, what did the Japanese actually do to be targeted
for atomic bombings in August 1945? Why were Japanese-Americans who
served America in every field thrown into internment or concentration
camps?
Even though they have been wronged, the Japanese, who have a tiny
island – unlike the satiated Mohammedans who have more than fifty
countries – are living their lives in peace, with patience and hard
work, without being motivated by hate, terror, and murderous jihad,
and by greatly contributing to the development of all humanity.
Pope Benedict XVI September 12, 2006
Regensburg lecture quoting Byzantine Emperor Manuel II Palaiologos:
"Show me just what Muhammad brought that was new, and there you
will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread
by the sword the faith he preached."
Japan has profoundly shaped the globe through technological
innovation, manufacturing excellence, and pop culture. Landmark
inventions include the Sony Walkman, the Shinkansen (bullet train),
the QR code, and emojis. Furthermore, its globally exported
entertainment industry, culinary arts, and scientific discoveries
continue to influence daily life worldwide.
Arts, Food,
& Society
Cuisine: Japanese food, most notably sushi and ramen, is now a
dietary staple in almost every major city. The concept of Umami is
now considered the fifth fundamental human taste.
Martial Arts: Traditional practices like Judo, Karate, Aikido,
and Jujutsu are practiced globally as sports and methods of
self-discipline.
Design & Lifestyle: Concepts like Origami (paper folding)
and the mindfulness of Zen Buddhism have shaped global aesthetics and
wellness.
The
main mission of the Edomite Westerners (including Russia) is to
establish a new 'Euro-Asian' continent/subcontinent only for the
so-called 'White, Caucasian, Indo-European people', stretching from
America, Europe, the Middle East and the entire Trans-Siberia and
even to northern India, Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
They have already called the language family as "Indo-European,
Indo-Germanic, Indo-Aryan, Indo-Hittite, Anglo-Indian..." and
the so called, 'white race' as "Caucasian". It
is also one of the reasons
why they have recently started the Greenland drama. The Arctic must
be completely in their hands.
In
their carnal desires, the wish is to create a
world only for the descendants of Edom and Ishmael.
The
war in Ukraine is a war of training, gathering and exterminating
Christians who do not want ro this diabolical mission possible. In
Ethiopia, just as the TPLF and Shabia gathered the servants of
Waqeyo-Allah-Lucifer and exterminated millions of our Christian
people. These Edomite and Ishmaelite entities think that the rest of
the people of our world (the race of Ham), including Africans,
Japanese, Koreans and Chinese should be eradicated. Let's remember
the two Japanese cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, that were devastated
by the United States' atomic bombings during World War II.
Let's
remember the many Edomite + Ishmaelite perpetrated genocides in
Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia and across Africa.
By
contrast; “I Have Been Made Victorious by
Terror.” False prophet Mohammad
☪ The Union of Ishmael
and Esau that is shaking the world continues!
❖ People of the flesh
are united in persecuting those of the spirit!
👉 Esau Empowering
Ishmael 👈
👉 From Erdogan to
Ahmed al-Sharaa 👈
Esau
is encouraging and empowering Ishmael (Let's not forget that it was
Esau who raised Ishmael with Petrodollars by digging the devil's
spit, OIL from the desert land; let's realize that the majority of
gas and oil producers are Mohammedan nations). Productions and Sales
of ELECTRIC CARS already peaked in the early 1910s. But, the Devil
told Esau to stop producing them further to help Ishmael later with
drilling down into an oil or gas reserve.
Good-for-nothing
'Caucasian' Muslims are allowed to infiltrate, exploit, terrorize,
rape and destroy America and most other nations.
👏 Dr.
William Federer unpacks who Muhammad actually is and the dark history
of Islam.
Consider the defeat of the Ottoman Turks at the Siege of Vienna. On
Sept. 11 and 12, 1683, (Ethiopian New Year's Day) Christian armies
under the command of the King of Poland ended the Turks’ two-month
campaign to take the city. Never again would Muslims come so close to
imposing Islam on Europe, at least until the 21st century. As writer
Hilaire Bellow once said, it is “a date that ought to be among
the most famous in history — September 11, 1683.”
► 43 minutes:
September 11, 1683 (Ethiopian New Year's Day)
Christianity
owed it safety in Europe to the fact it could fight as well as the
Muhammad and aggressor. So when they won the battle of Vienna,
September 11, 1683, and the Turks fled, they left their tents in
place. and Jan Sobieski's
men go into the tents and they find these bags of beans, coffee
beans, and they realize this was the new Turkish Muslim drink that
allowed him to fight day and night.
And um but they
weren't sure if they should drink it because um by the way, the the
coffee bean came from Ethiopia in Africa, which was the one African
country to stay Christian, the Christians in Ethiopia. And so since
the Muslims called the Christians in Ethiopia Kafir/Kuffar,
which means infidel, and the bean came from Ethiopia, they called it
the Kafir/Kuffar bean or the infidel bean.
So have you had your cup of infidel today. But they weren't sure if
they should drink it. So they took a cup of it to Pope Clement and he
tasted it and said, "This is too good to leave for the the
Muslims. Let's baptize it." And then coffee spread across
Europe.
Now, as the
Turks were invading Vienna, they would tunnel under the walls, lay
explosives, and then blow it up, and the portion of the wall would
crumble. Well, the baker was up early in Vienna, and he heard the
noise under the ground. And so, the soldiers put out buckets of
water, and they could see where the ripples were, and they they dug
and they intercepted the tunnel and they saved Vienna. So,
afterwards, they were going to reward the baker for warning him. He
says, "I don't need a reward. Just give me the sole permission
to cook a pastry in the shape of the Muslim crescent." and it
was called a croissant. So the next time you have coffee and
croissants, you can celebrate the victory of the battle of Vienna,
September 11th, 1683.
👉 Selected
comments:
❖ I
am Japanese. This video is a video that people all over the world
should watch.
❖ Every
politician should be MADE to hear this !!! If we could get them to!
❖ UK. Are you listening? Watching? Learning?
❖ This should be MANDATORY TEACHING in every school in the USA.
Why is this not being taught in schools.
❖ This should be taught in all schools, Asia, Europe, US and the
rest. Truth must be told.
❖ The whole world needs to see this. The internet is one of the
worst things to happen to Islam.
❖ Pay attention people. We have learned this lesson over and over
again, but we keep forgetting! 🙏
❖ The Turks being defeated on September
11th and October 7th was kind of chilling.
❖ Anybody else thought it was interesting to hear Sept 11, 1683
as a victory?, (Ethiopian New
Year's Day)
❖ Evil prevails when good people do nothing.
❖ It really does appear that Islam is the inverse of Christianity.
❖ I am an Arab,
this is the truth. please translate to all
languages. all the world need to know Islam must be exposed.
❖ I am an ex-muslim and everything said in this video is true.
❖ This is my sixth time watching this since yesterday and I will
continue to watch it until I remember everything.
❖ This gentleman needs to be invited to every church and every high
school and university. Christians, the public, and students need to
be educated on this subject. So, so vital for the survival of this
country.
👹 Egypt
is 100% Ruled by Satan and Its 'Human' Agents
👹 The
following nations are 100% Ruled by Satan and Its 'Human' Agents
☆ France
☆ Britain
☆ Italy
☆ Switzerland
☆ Australia
+ New Zealand
☆ China
☆ India
☆ South
Africa
☆ Kenya
☆ Nigeria
☆ Ghana
☆ Haiti
☆ Argentina
+ Colombia + Paraguay
☆ Brazil
☆ All
57 Islamic Countries
Many others are on their way to
be fully controlled by Satan.·
⚽ In Egypt, Football Is
Everything, Unless You're Christian.
As millions around the
world watch the FIFA World Cup this summer, a video of the Egyptian
team that circulated on social media drew attention: In it, Egypt’s
national team gathered in a group Islamic prayer before its match. It
was not just a moment of prayer; it was also a moment that starkly
illustrates the exclusion of Egyptians who do not share the Muslim
faith, particularly Christians.
Despite making up a
significant portion of Egypt’s population, Copts, the indigenous
Christians of Egypt, have virtually no representation in Egypt’s
top football clubs, and zero representation on the national team.
The organization Coptic
Solidarity has been seeking to end this virtual sports apartheid
in Egypt since it first filed formal complaints with FIFA and the
International Olympic Committee in 2016. The organization has since
pressured global sports bodies to uphold their own
anti-discrimination standards.
Yet despite years of
discrimination, young Copts continue to face barriers based not on
ability, discipline, or merit, but solely because of their Christian
faith.
Egypt has multiple
professional national sports leagues, including football, basketball,
volleyball, handball, and other Olympic sports federations. However,
despite Coptic Christians making up an estimated 10–15% of Egypt’s
population, they are almost entirely absent from elite professional
sports.
The
2018 Coptic Solidarity report “Discrimination Against Copts in
Egyptian Sports Clubs” documented how Coptic athletes are routinely
excluded from elite development programs and professional
opportunities. Some reported being pressured to conceal their
Christian identity — or even change their names — simply for the
chance to advance in their careers.
The report
further documented that among roughly 540 players in Egypt’s
top-flight football leagues, there was only one known Coptic player,
and historically fewer than a dozen Coptic footballers have reached
first-division clubs over the past several decades. Similar patterns
of exclusion have been observed across other professional sports and
Olympic delegations.
Discrimination
often begins at the youth level, where coaches and club officials act
as gatekeepers to professional advancement.
According to
the report, young Christian athletes were rejected after coaches
learned their names were Christian, excluded because of visible cross
tattoos, pressured to hide or change their Christian identity, or
even asked to adopt Muslim names in order to advance professionally.
Some players who reached higher levels reported harassment from
teammates, including being ostracized because of their faith. There
is overwhelming evidence that religious discrimination against Coptic
athletes is systemic in Egyptian sports, particularly football.
The famous art
critic Tariq al-Shennawi raised a question in his column at Al-Masry
Al-Youm newspaper about the reasons for Coptic absence in soccer,
stating, “The undeniable fact is that there is a distinct Coptic
absence in soccer. Are Muslim families no longer willing to let their
children play soccer with the children of their Coptic neighbors?
There are
currently no known Coptic players on Egypt’s national football
team, including the senior squad, reserve team, or youth national
teams. This has been the case for years despite Egypt’s large
Christian minority population.
The descendants
of ancient Egyptians, Copts have lived in their homeland for several
millennia. Copts became some of the earliest followers of
Christianity after St. Mark brought the Gospel to Egypt. They are the
largest Christian and largest non-Muslim community in the Middle
East.
Egypt was
predominantly Christian until Muslim Arabs invaded and took over in
the seventh century. Copts have survived centuries of persecution
since the first Arab invasion to the Ottoman Turks. They lost
countless lives to rulers that were intent on forcing them to convert
to Islam through torture, imprisonment, unbearable taxation,
starvation, and cruelty.
Centuries
later, the Egyptian government and Muslim society still subject Copts
to systematic discrimination.
It is
statistically implausible for a community comprising over 10% of the
population to have virtually zero representation at the highest
levels of football, unless systematic exclusion is taking place. The
same pattern has extended to international competitions, where
Egypt’s World Cup and Olympic delegations have historically
included either no Copts or, at most, one token athlete.
Lindsay
Rodriguez, the Director of Development and Advocacy of Coptic
Solidarity, told me:
The result is
what many describe as a pipeline of exclusion: talented Coptic
children are filtered out early, ensuring they never reach
professional clubs or the national team.
This pattern
reflects broader religious discrimination in Egyptian society and the
increasing Islamization of public institutions, including sports.
International
sporting bodies such as FIFA and the International Olympic Committee
have both the authority and responsibility to address discrimination
within member organizations. Silence allows discrimination to
continue unchecked.
Coptic
Solidarity has urged these organizations to launch independent
investigations into religious discrimination in Egyptian sports,
require Egypt to establish transparent reporting mechanisms for
athletes facing discrimination, remove religion-based barriers in
club registration processes, and enforce anti-discrimination
standards as a condition for participation in international
competitions.
Historically,
international pressure has played an important role in ending
discrimination in sport globally, including racial segregation in
South Africa. The same principle should apply here: Egypt should not
be allowed to benefit from the prestige of international competition
while systematically excluding Christian athletes from equal
participation.
