Peloni: Make sure to share this video below with family and friends where Rabbi Pesach Wolicki describes the real motive behind the effort to denigrate President Trump’s opposition to Iran and to whitewash Rep. Elise Stephanik’s opposition to systemic university antisemitism. Media stunts to such as the one described below is neither inconsequential, nor is it arbitrary. The effort to preserve Iran as a nidus of the never ending conflict in the Middle East remains a focus of the MSM elites, and their Leftist/Communist/Islamist allies. The distraction provided by the media opposition are quite purposeful, and unfortunately potentially effective in changing the context and messaging about facts which should be easily agreed upon: Iran must not be allowed to be a nuclear terrorist nation, and institutionalized University antisemitism must be ended.
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She really didn’t shut him down. He was trying to d1raw a moral equivalence between killing all jews and the elimination of a disease.
When a herd of cattle has one to be found with Hoof and Mouth – you eliminate the herd. Why do we humans think we are so special that we can’t do the same. Islam is indeed a disease.
@Donaldo
I agree. Stefanik’s failure to clearly do so is the reason Wolicki’s video is so important. Stefanik focused on the false equivalency being suggested by Tapper, but she failed to make the greater point which is that Tapper was in fact acting to promote a false narrative in support of the Iranian regime instead of supporting the US war to end this mass murdering, apocalyptic regime. As Wolicki explains, Tapper is not genuinely sincere in suggesting Trump intended to eradicate the Iranian people, and by arguing over this straw man argument, Stephanik failed to focus on the purpose for this argument being made, namely to help the terrorist regime survive the best efforts of the US to free the Iranian people from the oppressive regime which recently murdered somewhere between 40,000 and 100,000 unarmed people simply because they were protesting.