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Joe Does “Citizen Vigilante”

Monday, June 29th, 2026

I’ve got a piece coming up in the next few days at “Hot Air” on the movie “Citizen Vigilante”.   I’m going to hold off on my opinions here until that comes out.  

But Joe Doakes, formerly of Como Park, sends us his review:

I watched the much-hyped Citizen Vigilante movie. Not great. Looks like a college film class project – random flashbacks, choppy scenes, wooden dialogue. SPOILERS:

Here’s the set-up: The vigilante (not named so I’m going to call him V instead of typing the word every time) is a rich American, about 35 years old, white, male, fit, no mention of wife or kids. His mother died when he was young. His father shipped him off to boarding school so father could concentrate on the business, only saw each other twice a year at holidays. V eventually graduated from West Point and spent time in the military. Dad died, V inherited the business, thousands of units of rental property. 

All of that explains why he’s such a cold-heart bastard who knows how to use a firearm, and has an overdeveloped sense of justice, and has time and money to spend. Good so far.  

Of course, the film makers don’t spit it out as I have. Those background facts are revealed in dribbles and flashbacks. Very confusing.

The rental units are in Europe. V enters the country illegally – no explanation why – and acquires/brings in a boatload of firearms – no explanation how – and begins killing immigrants who have wronged European women. The immigrants definitely need killing, no argument there. One woman had her throat slit in broad daylight by a random stranger, one was gang raped by half a dozen teenagers, one was beaten into a coma for no reason. White European women, North African immigrants, that part is realistic.

The women are victims not only of their attackers, but also the “justice system” which sympathizes with the attackers because society hasn’t given immigrants enough help adjusting to our ways, some of which are against their religion anyway, and besides, the women were asking for it. The attackers get lawyers and bail and social workers and endless continuances, the victims get forced to relive the trauma and called liars.  

For sure, I’m on V’s side there – some people just need killing, and maybe their families, too (thinking of the Henry Nowak case in Britain, where an immigrant stabbed an 18-year-old and filmed him dying, the immigrant’s mother took the knife and hid it, the immigrant’s brother made up a story telling the police the stabbed kid attacked the brother in a racially motivated attack, the cops believed the family and when the kid claimed to have been stabbed, the cop said, “I don’t think you have, mate” as the kid bled out and died. Yeah, that whole family can go).

So V decides to do something. It’s not personal, like Bronson in Death Wish. He’s setting an example, trying to motivate people. He does a bunch of blurred screen videos (half-hearted attempt to disguise his face but not his voice) which somehow get on TV – not explained how – giving long speeches claiming the system is corrupt, people are misled, they need to take back power over their lives. He’s an internet sensation – people all over the world love him – and the news media does their usual furrowed brow pondering why he’s popular when he’s such a racist. Again, I have no objection to the substance of his speech, only the way it’s done in the film. In real life, he’d never get on TV or the internet – he’d be banned instantly, nobody would ever hear or see him. Like the manifesto of every spree killer is instantly suppressed so we have no idea why they did it. 

Some of the attackers can be identified from court records. V tracks them down and shoots them. For some reason, he kills a couple of bleeding heart judges by faking suicides instead of just shooting them. No explanation why. If they’re all part of the same social rot, and subject to the same ultimate cure, should they all die in the same method? Wouldn’t that be a more effective message/motivator than hiding the punishment as suicide? 

V did some other stupid stuff, too. There are two guys flirting with two women in a bar. The women go to the bathroom together, the guys order shots of liquor and use an eyedropper to put something in the women’s drinks. V sitting at the bar having his own drink sees it, distracts the guys, switches their drinks, the guys pass out, V tells the women what just happened, they all leave. Why interfere? Why draw attention to yourself? White-knighting is risky. His actions are observed by an Interpol agent who picks up V’s glass from the bar with a cloth and presumably takes it for fingerprints. Why? What’s the Interpol crime of foiling the rape plot?

Now that Interpol has the fingerprints, they get V’s identity but don’t release it to the public, they somehow track him to a house and move in to arrest. About five minutes of dramatic music as cops load weapons, drive armored personnel carriers through the streets, climb up the stairs single file behind the shield guy, breach the door and storm into the house. It’s completely empty except for a giant cube made of plate steel that has two firing slits facing the room and two AK-47s sticking out. Rather than fall back or take cover, the cops line up in a straight line across the room facing the box and shoot at it. Naturally, there are no ricochets but their pathetic 9mm rounds don’t penetrate, either. V gives them a warning to leave, which obviously they won’t, so he opens fire, killing a dozen cops. That was weird, too. It’s a European country but all the cops’ uniforms say POLICE and SWAT. Maybe that’s just for American audiences, doesn’t matter, the cops in the room all die. The Interpol officer – the bar glass lifter – is behind a sheetrock wall so he’s completely safe from all of V’s rifle rounds, don’t penetrate a bit. The officer gets a backup team, they mill around the room looking horrified at their dead comrades, then cut their way into the steel box, it’s empty. There’s a trap door in the floor. V must have escaped that way.  

Now I axe ya – would you grab that handle and lift the trap door lid? After all the cops’ V’s killed? Knowing his military background? Or would you think, “Gee, I wonder if it’s booby-trapped?” That was my first thought but it never entered the cops’ minds. They yank up the lid, the explosive goes off, the cops inside the box are incinerated and everyone in the room (including our glass lifter) is slammed into the walls, critically injured or dead. 

Big climax is when V goes to the apartment of one of the gang rapists, forces his way inside with a silenced pistol, shoots the boy in the leg to convince Dad, Mom and Sister to sit down and shut up. Big lecture about justice, family pushing back that they shouldn’t have to give up their religion and the way the girl was dressed made the boys horny so she wanted/deserved to be raped. Nice scene showing the whole family has no intention of assimilating, they were in it together, and all deserve to die. Although I wonder that the leg wound doesn’t hurt after the first few seconds. 

V then tells the boy to call his rapist buddies to come over right now, tells them his lawyer is here, there’s new information they must know. As the buddies arrive, V shoots them and the rapist family, too. News footage of the bodies being hauled out of the apartment is on TV, watched by the rape victim, who cries tears of joy.

People say the film is banned because of gratuitous violence. Hardly. Didn’t they ever watch John Wick?  

It could have been a great movie. It’s not. But one positive note – it’s already banned in a couple of countries because it speaks truth about migrant crime. Elon put it on X which is where I watched it. News media are horrified that truth is being spoken. So it might do some good. 

Joe Doakes

 

I agree with Joe on some parts.  There could be, and needs to be, a really good movie about what happens when the rule of law becomes a social engineering tool.   It’s something I’ve talked about on SITD many times in the past.  More later this week.  

Fine Line

Thursday, June 19th, 2025

Joe Doakes, formerly of Como Park, emails:

Isreal is bombing Iran. The Nimitz carrier group is being re-deployed. Questions are coming from all sides about the proper role of the United States in this conflict.   I must confess I’ve been struggling lately to refine my personal ideology.
 
On the one hand, I believe in Washington and Jefferson’s idea of peace, commerce, and honest friendship toward all; entangling alliances with none.
 
 On the other hand, I believe Iran when they say that if they had the bomb, they would use it to attack The Great Satan meaning the United States. They would also destroy Israel but that’s not my problem – my problem is the defense of my country.   So letting Iran have the bomb becomes a legitimate issue of self-defense. 
 
 Self-defense does not require that we act preemptively to prevent Iran from getting the bomb.  Richard Fernandez wrote an excellent piece called The Three Conjectures in which he postulates that muslims will eventually get the bomb and will use it on us after which we will obliterate the entire Middle East.  Problem solved. 
 
Do we want to wait for that casus belli or act before it happens? 
 
 If we do act preemptively, should it be done Constitutionally by declaration of war and mobilization of our military the way we did the first and second World Wars? Unconstitutionally, by mobilization without declaration as in the first and second Gulf Wars? We have spent an enormous amount of money and lives over the last century with little to show for it.   Maybe it’s better if we let the Jews handle this problem for us, possibly with some quiet support in the background? 
 
 Plus how do we keep Russia and China out of the mix while we let our proxy Israel blast their proxy Iran?
 
I’m struggling to find the right balance.   I suspect Trump is too, and I must admire him for the job he’s doing walking the fine line of keeping the pressure on while keeping us (mostly) out. 
 
Joe Doakes
 
That – as Wretchard notes – is always the problem:  war rarely makes extremists less extreme.  

Stuck On Stupid

Wednesday, October 9th, 2024

After well over a week, the Administration is putting our money where it’s mouth is as re Hurricane Helene.

Just kidding:

It’s sending money to get Hezb’allah back on its feet. 

Again.

Monday, October 7th, 2024

It’s been a year since the Hamas-led massacre of 1,200 Israelis – the worst pogrom since World War 2. 

It’s a year that’s made me even more ashamed of America’s foreign policy than the previous 2.5 years of POTATUS and Harris had managed to do. 

But it tracks with the same I feel when I look at what the American left has done:

The number of antisemitic incidents in the U.S. has surged over 200 percent this past year, as Israel’s war against Hamas sparked an outpouring of Jewish hatred on college campuses and elsewhere.

From October 7, 2023, to September 24, 2024, the U.S. saw more than 10,000 antisemitic incidents, an increase of over 200 percent from the same period a year before, which saw 3,325 incidents, according to preliminary data released by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), a left-wing antisemitism watchdog…

…On college campuses, roughly 1,200 antisemitic incidents took place, a 500 percent increase from the year before, when the ADL had recorded about 200 of them. Earlier this year, anti-Israel demonstrations and tent encampments formed on college campuses nationwide, especially after Columbia University’s anti-Israel encampment received national attention and required the NYPD to break it up.

Antisemitic activity and outright advocacy for the extermination of Israel were common around the encampment sites. A prominent example was the Jew-free zones at the University of California, Los Angeles. A judge ruled in August that UCLA must stop aiding and abetting the antisemitic campus activists who attempted to prevent Jews from passing by certain parts of campus unless they disavowed Israel. UCLA initially decided to fight the ruling but quickly pulled its appeal.

Outside of college campuses, rallies across American cities often featured terrorist banners and chants calling for the destruction of Israel. The ADL found that more than 3,000 antisemitic incidents occurred at anti-Israel demonstrations, where protesters chanted in support of Hamas and other terrorist groups.

The potential of a Harris/Walz administration that continues passive-aggressively coddling Iranian aggression seem to be prompting the Israelis to swing for the proverbial fences, to try to resolve the issue before Harris screws it all up, if worse comes to worst. 

Out Of Their Depth

Monday, September 9th, 2024

The BIden/Harris administration seems to be slowly figuring out something that most of the rest of the world knew last October 6: Hamas are evil people who don’t want a “deal”, except one that leaves them able to keep killing Jews.

Not that it’s sitting well with them:

They could not get Hamas on board, but that did not stop the president from retreating into what must be the comforting fiction that Benjamin Netanyahu is all that stands between Joe Biden and the Nobel Prize. “No,” Biden said simply when asked if, in the wake of the execution-style murder of six Hamas hostages, including an American citizen, Netanyahu was doing enough to secure a peace deal. And yet, not only had the Israeli government agreed to the conditions Biden floated for a temporary cease-fire back in June, it had agreed to the terms Biden outlined in January, March, April, and May in similar fashion. Know who didn’t? Hamas!

If there is a political strategy in the Biden administration’s performative exasperation, it’s hard to see its value. The White House has cast itself as an impotent, easily dismissed bit player in a drama over which it still maintains it has some control. Even now, the administration seems incapable of admitting to itself what most Americans already know: The terrorists who murder Americans without fear of U.S. reprisal are meting out near-daily embarrassments to the country and its president.

And yet, in her disastrous interview the week before last, Harris’s view was still “We support Israel but there has to be a cease-fire”.

It’s pure delusion.

To be fair, it’s better than Walz’s version:

https://twitter.com/warriors_mom/status/1830402708349559229?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

I’d mock him for running away, but really, Biden and Harris are doing exactly the same thing. 

Squad: Scratch One

Thursday, June 27th, 2024

Jamaal Bowman, perhaps the dumbest member of a dumb “Squad”, is on his way to his non-profit reward:

Progressive Rep. Jamaal Bowman, D-N.Y., suffered a primary defeat Tuesday to a moderate challenger who was backed by pro-Israel groups, NBC News projected, following a bitter and expensive race that exposed the party’s divisions over the war in Gaza.

The race between Bowman and Westchester County Executive George Latimer in New York’s 16th District drew more ad spending — $25 million, according to the ad tracking firm AdImpact — than any other House primary in history. Nearly $15 million of that spending came from the United Democracy Project, a super PAC linked to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, a powerful pro-Israel lobby, which backed Latimer.

With 84% of the vote in as of Wednesday morning, Latimer led Bowman by a wide margin, 58.4% to 41.6%.

Don’t get too excited – Bowman “represents” (for now) a very Jewish district. His approach to the Gaza war may have been the most tone deaf in history.

Still, it’s good to see him gone.

Pogrom

Tuesday, June 25th, 2024

There’s really no other word to describe what happened in Los Angeles on Sunday:

https://twitter.com/EzraDrissman/status/1805031554281881713
“Germany? Nope, Los Angeles”. Distinction without all that much difference anymore.

Nothing small or isolated about it.

I’m old enough to remember when Jews feared the right in America. But barely.

This guy…

…looks like a skinhead reliving his “glory days” from the ’80s. That the modern “Palestinian” movement allies with them tells you something.

And the mayor of Berlin…er, Los Angeles had a predictable response:

Of course, that’s scarcely worse than what POTATUS is doing.

The closest thing to good news?

Apparently The New Kristallnacht isn’t polling well outside LA, Dearborn and, probably, south Minneapolis.

Evidence

Thursday, May 30th, 2024

Normally I’d call this evidence that Joe Biden is the worst president of my life time, Foreign Policy division:

Of course, that’s not quite true; Obama is still the president, in every way that matters.

So Obama remains comfortably ahead of Jimmy Carter.

As Predicted

Wednesday, May 29th, 2024

When President Potato promised, during his State of The Union address, to build a supply pier so the US could, er, “feed starving people in Gaza”, I’m sure my prediction at the time could have been seen as partisan and cynical. I’ve got the receipts right here.

I could have just as easily worded it like this:

We – and if we like it or not it is Uncle Sam and his taxpayers – inherited stewardship of the global system that cannot prosper when it’s primary force continues to demonstrate abject incompetence – from Afghanistan to Gaza – all the while holding no one accountable. Our enemies are encouraged and our friends disheartened. It is almost as if the humiliation and failure is the actual goal.

Provide another explanation if you have one.

We have three branches of government for a reason. Each branch is supposed to check the other.

Congress – this is in your corner. It appears the Executive Branch is incapable of policing its own competence. Do work.

…but they beat me to it, and brought the authority to support it.

The pier fell apart. Bits and pieces spent last weekend driving along the Eastern Med coastline.

That, of course, was the least of the problems – not just the easily-anticipated results:

From the time the first load came off the pier, the aid barely made it past 300 meters until it disappeared into Hamasistan.

But the overall concept:

An interesting note; this is not a Navy operation, but an Army operation. Remember what I told you about the fate of the East Coast Amphibious Construction Battalion TWO (ACB2) last summer? This story aligns well with the Anglosphere’s problem with seablindness we discussed on yesterday’s Midrats with James Smith.

As for my general thought on doing this? I’ll avoid the politics as much as I can, but I have concerns.

Generally speaking, no operation starts out on the right foot with a lie.

Read the whole thing.

It may feel like deja vu.

I Have To Figure…

Tuesday, May 28th, 2024

…that at least some of the baby-boomers who protested against Vietnam have got to be looking at today’s mass of bobbleheaded students…:

…and thinking “dial back the crazy, kids”?

A Tale Of Two Years

Thursday, May 23rd, 2024

Leftists, 2020: “Punch a Nazi!”

Leftists, 2024, being thwarted in their protests in support of actual modern-day Nazis [1]:

https://twitter.com/EqualRightsPlz/status/1792994139182657779

“Heeeeeeey! No fair punching!”

[1] In the “fascist dictatorship founded on racial obsession, focused on murdering Jews” sense of the term, rather than the “I’m a leftist and I don’t whatever it is” sense.

Short Drive From A Long Pier

Thursday, May 23rd, 2024

Holy crap.

US aid being supplied to Gaza via the potato’s “pier from nowhere…”

…is being looted.

Unexpectedly!

Not To Be Left Behind

Thursday, May 16th, 2024

Hamline University in Saint Paul is an exquisitely expensive instution that seems to be not quite as prestigious as Saint Thomas, and always a couple of degrees behind Macalester in terms of the impeccability of their leftist orientation.

But they aren’t to be left behind.

Here’s their “pro-Palestine” neo-Brownshirt “encampment”, as a rainy night ended this morning.

So maybe we’ll have Hamline kids puking on their own lawns for a change this weekend.

I’ve Never Been Less Proud To Be An American

Friday, May 10th, 2024

Believe me – the Biden Administration has kept on giving me moments; the Afghan debacle,, the Nurembadelphia speech; yapping about “shinkflation” of potato chips.

But this may be the big daddy of them all.

So far.

Biden, as we noted yesterday, is playing pattycake with military supplies to Israel as it fights an existential war against Iranian proxies in Gaza:

They are most particularly threatening to cut off supplies of the precision-guided weapons that make it feasible to fight an urban war without indiscriminately slaughtering the civilians that Hamas are using for human shields.

Biden defends his action by saying he wants to emphasize “Defensive’ weapons, like “Iron Dome”.

The problem with seeing defense as being entirely about defending is that it gives the initiative to the attacker.

Let’s say you are worried about a gang of 2-3 people who’ve been doing home invasions. You have two doors (and no windows large enough to let someone larger than Nicole Mitchell) into your house. You have your significant other. All covered, right?

Well, sort of. The home invaders control who comes, and when, and through which door or doors. You have to defend just as actively against them at noon on Wednesday at at 4AM on Sunday morning. And when they come, it’ll be at a time of their choosing, through the door (or, having read about Nicole Mitchell) window of their choosing.

So much better to hit the home invaders first – to choose the time and place of your showdown, and not have to worry nearly as much about your windows and doors, right?

Of course, if it was you and your significant other, literally, you’d be breaking the law – but the metaphor holds for nations. Saying a nation can “just defend their borders, using only defensive, not offensive, weapons”, is simplistic, even childishly naive. It presumes that attackers are stupid, and will attack you exactly when and how you predicted.

Unfortunately, attackers are creative; they’ll attack you in ways you never expect as you stand ready to defend against an attack they never intended to make, or never expected to see again, or by finding weaknesses in your defenses they can exploit at a time and place of their choosing.

“We’ll just defend ” is the fallback position of the illiterate at best, the deluded and bufuddled at worst.

Or, in the case of our current, vile administration, both.

Dance With The Nebbish That Brung You

Thursday, May 9th, 2024

Joe Doakes from Como Park emails:

US put a hold on an ammunition shipment to Israel.

The United States is now objectively supporting terrorism. 

Joe Doakes

When you remember that:

  • Biden’s biggest funders (other than sending 10% to the Big Guy) are people like George Soros, who detest Israel, and
  • Biden needs that “Uncommitted” pro-genocide vote to “come home” by November…

…it all starts to make sense.

Not My Better Self

Tuesday, May 7th, 2024

Watching our “Best and Brightest” in action…:

…I’m reminded of a coach we had in college.

A famously blunt man, he would have likely looked at kids like this best/brightest and said “You’ve got a kind face. The kind of face I’d like to throw shit at”.

Let’s just say it resonates.

By the way – is it just me, or is “Best and Brightest” joining “Vibrant!” as a new sarcastic antonym?

A Modest But Emphatic Proposal

Wednesday, May 1st, 2024

It’s high time we stopped calling Ivy Leaguers like this Columbia spokesbeing:

…as “our best and brightest”.

By the way – at “Mitch Berg University”, students who infringe other students rights – Jewish, conservative, liberal, communist, I don’t care – by depriving them of the use of the campus they pay to attend will be blockaded into their “autonomous zones”; no water or food go in, no sewage comes out.

Only way out is through a checkpoint where they either make a videotaped apology and commit to pay restitution to the students they’ve adversely affected, or sign the acknowledgement on their expulsion paperwork.

Your Periodic Reminder…

Wednesday, May 1st, 2024

…that Ilhan Omar is a truly reprehensible person:

https://twitter.com/JGreenblattADL/status/1784420013778038931

But hey, if you live in CD5 [1], feel free to vote for her, whether you are pro-corruption, graft and antisemitism, or against it.

[1] Or are buried within the borders of CD5

Lesson Learned

Thursday, April 25th, 2024

Israel has always had a paternalistic but pragmatic view of civilian firearms. As a general rule, they are opposed – but there’ve been exceptions. After a series of school massacres fifty years ago, they liberalized teacher carry in the kibbutzim – until they turned the job over to security (successfully, so far, where “success” doesn’t include civil liberty).

And now, as of last week…:

Israel Police will allow civilians to come armed to performances at Tel Aviv’s Yarkon Park, Army Radio reported Monday morning. 

This decision comes as huge concert events are set to return to venues, with the first being Israeli star Omer Adam’s upcoming show. The return of these large events brings the need for increased security. Security forces decided to allow civilians to attend events with personal firearms, rather than increasing the amount of security personnel, Army Radio report noted.

Can’t say I didn’t try to warn them, where “them” = everyone that treats self-defense as a privilege.

The Kristallnacht Theme Park

Monday, April 22nd, 2024

Harvard and MIT disgraced the nation’s “elite academia” last year.

Columbia says “hold my kombucha”:

Yep – progs standing in the door of the schoolhouse, trying to keep the race they hate out.

Is a single Democrat office-holder or leader anywhere going to condemn this?

“Columbia University’s Public Safety and the NYPD cannot guarantee Jewish students safety”.

Oh, I suspect the NYPD could do it, if there were any political will to do so.

The fact that there isn’t should make every American sick to their stomach.

Bonus question: as someone else put it (I wish I could claim credit) – if Trump was responsible for what happened in Charlottesville, why aren’t Biden and his boss responsible for this?

Feature, Not A Bug

Monday, April 22nd, 2024

In the wake of three episodes of pro-Palestine protesters burning themselves to death, the sixties – the radical-chic version – called to tell the left of the 2020s to dial back the crazy:

I mean, if “interests of power” = weeding out the most insane elements of the crowd that also wants to self-immolate Western Civilization, she may have a point.

On the other hand, it’s a teeeeeny little step from this to “not immolating other ‘serves the interests of power'”.

I Love A Happy Ending

Wednesday, April 17th, 2024

Hamas*holes in Florida try to block a road.

Get dragged.

Literally and figuratively.

I want to send this video to the Minneapolis City Council, just to see if any of them retreat to a crying room…

The “Don’t” Doctrine Meets The “Just The Tip” Doctrine

Tuesday, April 16th, 2024

Allegations in the Jerusalem Post: the Potato Administration knew that Iran was going to attack Israel over the weekend:

The United States had contact with Iran through Swiss intermediaries both before and after Tehran’s mass drone and missile attack on Israeli territory overnight, a senior Biden administration official said on Sunday.

The official declined to provide details on the contact, saying only that the US and Iran had “a series of direct communications through the Swiss channel.”

The theory: Iran needed to launch a face-saving attack after alleging Israel killed one of their terror leaders. Biden wants the mullahs to save that face.

Every time I think I couldn’t possibly be more ashamed to be an American, President Potato Obama digs the bottom of the barrel a little lower.

In Case You Didn’t Have Reason Enough To Be Nervous This Weekend

Friday, April 12th, 2024

As Sergeant Esterhaus on HIll Street Blues used to say, be careful out there.

“Feckless And Craven”

Monday, April 8th, 2024

It appears the Vegetable In Chief has browbeaten Netanyahu into letting Hamas live to rape, burn and mutilate another day:

Very discouraging news out of Israel today that the IDF is pulling its forces out of southern Gaza, supposedly to “rest, regroup, and re-supply” after four months of hard fighting. Let us hope this is true, but one can’t help but suspect that this move may be in response to demands from the Biden Administration that will inevitably lead to a permanent cease-fire which will amount to a Hamas victory, because Hamas will have survived a hard Israeli punch but will now have time and room to rebuild. (Axios is now reporting that Biden delivered an ultimatum to Netanyahu.)

Biden appears to be well on his way to making Jimmy Carter look like a foreign policy titan:

When I heard the news of the IDF strike that killed seven aid workers from World Central Kitchen, my first instinct was that the aid workers were set up by Hamas through false or deceptive intelligence sent to the Israelis. We know Hamas uses civilians as human shields and welcomes civilian casualties as a means of propaganda, and foreign civilian casualties are the best propaganda of all. Maybe an Israeli officer was hasty and had a twitchy trigger, but I doubt it. In any case, it gave the feckless and craven Biden Administration the excuse it needed to break with Israel (as I predicted it eventually would), in the biggest betrayal of an ally since Munich in 1938.

I have never been more ashamed to be an American.

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