This writer has argued for a long time that the Left's push for Medicare for All is not about making healthcare more affordable or accessible. It's about power, and they played their hand in 2020 when they gleefully said anyone who didn't follow their COVID vaccine mandates should be denied medical care.
Since then, several so-called healthcare professionals have been fired and/or stripped of their medical licenses for posting videos on social media wishing harm on Republicans or vowing to withhold care from anyone they believe voted for President Trump. It's diseased and scary.
Now Michigan doctor and pro-Palestinian activist Nidal Jboor takes it a step further, calling for an escalation that will "take down" what he describes as "Jewish supremacists, Christian supremacists, and Christian evangelicals."
"They need to be neutralized ... it is time for us to escalate"
— Canary Mission (@canarymission) August 7, 2026
Michigan doctor and activist Nidal Jboor called to "take down" what he described as "Jewish supremacists, Christian supremacists and Christian Evangelicals" at the People's Conference for Palestine. pic.twitter.com/UizVkta5Lg
"It is time for us to pay back and stop the criminals, the perpetrators, the child murderers," Jboor said. "And we all know who they are. We all know who they are, whether they are in Israel, Tel Aviv, in Washington, in Germany, in Europe. We all name them. We all know them. They need to be locked up. They need to be taken out. They need to be neutralized."
"Now it's time to escalate and to act. The warmongers and the mega rich who are owning these systems, they want the whole world to be owned by these few supremacists, whether they are Jewish supremacists, Christian supremacist, Christian evangelicals, or mega rich. It is time or never. We need to mobilize," he continued.
"If we wait five years, ten years, their system will be so strong that we the people cannot fight it. So we need to take the thrones of power from them and we the people need to create a better world and better humanity for everyone," he said.
That's a doctor saying that. Denying these groups healthcare, or using the healthcare system to harm or kill them would be a great way to "mobilize," would it not?
Good ol’ boys in the Midwest and South: pic.twitter.com/IbNDBflWVW
— Rob Smithson (@RobSmithson6) August 8, 2026
This will not end well for them.
Nidal will regret calling down the fire.
— Becky dotData (@beckydotdata) August 9, 2026
Hopefully.
Doctors “Against” Genocide pic.twitter.com/dhkkUcRiwz
— Victor Hyman (@victormhyman) August 7, 2026
There is no genocide in Gaza. None.
This is frightening https://t.co/GPfJJVEFND
— Patricia Heaton (@PatriciaHeaton) August 7, 2026
Very frightening.
They have come here to kill us. https://t.co/61cRl8hTET
— Nick Searcy, Actor/Director/Producer/Author (@yesnicksearcy) August 8, 2026
Hard to argue otherwise.
Thoughts? If you are Jewish or Christian, do you feel safe with this individual as your physician? Do you see Protestant physicians, Hindu physicians, Jewish physicians, Catholic physicians speaking in this manner? https://t.co/GEJnrNacVY
— Gad Saad (@GadSaad) August 7, 2026
No. They would be stripped of their license and fired. That's what should happen to Nidal Jboor, and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) should pay attention to what Jboor said.
This is a direct threat to our healthcare, and this is proof that Medicare for All will be used as a political tool to, as Jboor said, "create a better world and better humanity."