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kemonoyama's avatar

Mamdani in my opinion is an ISLAMIC INSURGENT and a Communist and a Traitor!

Richard Luthmann's avatar

Roger Stone is right about the moral threshold: the issue is not Mamdani’s faith. It is his record, his priorities, his associations, and his inability to center the victims when discussing September 11. New York does not need a mayor turning sacred ground into another exercise in ideological inversion. The Memorial is not for politicians who blur lines around terrorism, excuse radical movements, or treat American grief as secondary to grievance politics. Some days are bigger than office. September 11 is one of them. Mamdani should show respect by staying away.

Chief Wolf's avatar

WELL THIS IS GODS COUNTRY AMERICA ONE NATION UNDER GOD

Kat's avatar

Mamdani is living HIS truth. The cult of Islam brooks no other "truth" but their own. The fact that he blatantly acts and speaks the creed should be an loud notice to anyone who cares for their freedom, but between the press and the RINO/Communist/Socialist politicians the volume is turned waaay to low.

Allison Guerriero's avatar

That Holy Land Five case and his “love” for those terrorists and many others should be enough to keep him away. What’s he even going for? To gloat, spike the football running a victory lap, and rubbing salt in our wounds? It isn’t a place for him. It’s a place for the people who truly grieve over 9/11.

Ivan's avatar

He wants to be seen at home (middle east) as the the triumphant warrior. Ruling over the defeated.

Ivan's avatar

Just so we are clear.

Mamdani's mother in law was a financial contributior to Osama-Bin-Laden for a decade before 09/11/2001.

This is his agenda.

NorBrubeck's avatar

Malignant Mamdani ‘s growth is unfortunately expanding. Thanks Mr. Stoned for the lengthy, eye-popping piece of work you just pumped out on your excellent Substack hub exposing the bold faced deceiver.

Tighten the screws on this demon and keep the pressure on him here and on your radio show (77 on the dial) and with your take-no-prisoners podcasts at WABC.com

Please try not to be so apologetic for delivering the little weasel Zorhan the Not-So-Magnificat his beat-down dues blues!

I cannot look in the double-agent’s snake-eyes! Organize the troops to deport him for just cause. Cheers. and keep up the good work, K?

Kurt's avatar

Roger, exquisite skewering of Mamdani! Bravo, sir.

Michele Linehan's avatar

As crazy liberal as New Yorkers are, I still can't believe this Communist radical was legitimately elected.

Allison Guerriero's avatar

I can. I lived there for 50 years and this this was predictable. NYC voters elected him because that IS what they want; no different than how the Gazans elected Hamas because that’s who they want. It’s the people in the suburbs, Staten Island, and a handful of Republicans who hate him and bring attention to this. The real New Yorkers actually ARE this stupid and most of them are commies.

Edward F.Willisson's avatar

Roger you are SO Right !!! Send him air mail back to where he came from! BOOM!!!

Kevin Beck's avatar

I just shudder to think how that egomaniac will use his appearance at the NYC 9/11 ceremony. He has demonstrated that he has no concern for the people he lords over, and does everything he can to dishonor the people who work for the city.

What a butt-hole!

Mark Parrish's avatar

Surely he will be booed on a level he had never imagined.

Ivan's avatar

Although I would cherish that reaction,

I'm not going to expect it

helene's avatar

I hope he will be booed like no one has ever been booed before.

Alan Henry Buckley's avatar

Yes let him speak, It will show all of us where he really stands!...

helene's avatar

If only 11% of eligible voters voted in the last NYC election, I have very little faith in the public...but maybe being on national news will help...on the other hand all he has to do is smile and try to be charming and not look dangerous.

Alan Henry Buckley's avatar

You may be right. However, he looks and acts like a egomaniac, god is with him? I was a New Yorker grew up there. We have had some pretty bad mayors, but no bad label can come even close to his badness...

helene's avatar

I was born in NYC and lived there until 1975 and then again in the late 80's-early 90's, haven't been back since...Giuliani was probably the only one who really dealt with crime and the homeless and the bums cleaning windshields at red lights. Robert Wagner was the Mayor when I was born. I hope people see through his evil egotism and realize DSA and the Dems are traitors.

Allison Guerriero's avatar

I loved NYC for fifty years. And then I didn’t because of all the crime and the discontinuation of the Giuliani policies so I moved to Florida! It’s so much better down here.

Alan Henry Buckley's avatar

Giuliani was one of the good-bad ones, good on crime and bad on politics...

Ivan's avatar

The 'tru' believers will listen to wading up newspapers and claim he was brilliant.

He is so verbose and with a demonic forked tongue we can't make any sense of whatever comes out of from between his teeth.

helene's avatar

it's interesting that he just released some classified info blaming all of the

people running NYC for hiding how dangerous the air was...I'm sure he doesn't care about that, only to discredit Giuliani etc.

Rick Janes's avatar

On 9/11 I will always remember author and former airline pilot, the late Philip Marshall, and his untimely death while searching for real answers about how a band of low-grade greenhorn Muslim student pilots could possibly execute extreme maneuvers with heavy jets that would greatly challenge even veteran airline pilots, yet those clowns did it on their first try?

That would be tantamount to some flunkies straight outta high school driver ed hopping in a Formula One car and winning a Grand Prix on their first go.

Jerry Blevins's avatar

You should be asking why he is mayor and how the people of this great city let that happen!!

Juliana Saad de Carvalho's avatar

What Mamdani does in NY?? After 09/11? Insane.