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Beyond Parody: Tlaib Erases Muslims in Tweet Attacking Peace Deal

Beyond Parody: Tlaib Erases Muslims in Tweet Attacking Peace Deal

'Squad' member Rashida Tlaib, a radical with a serious bigotry problem, easily cruised to victory in her primary election earlier this month.  In response to the just-announced peace deal between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, brokered by the Trump administration, a number of anti-Israel zealots -- some with barely-disguised pro-Iran leanings -- actually criticized the development.  Imagine being so supposedly "pro-peace" that you're angry about...an actual peace accord because the wrong sort of people may benefit or get credit:


In fairness, Rhodes is habitually wrong about basically everything, so it's on-brand.  A flashback to his prediction about the consequences of another pro-Israel move that hasn't blown up as the Rhodesian critics said it would:


Rhodes wasn't alone in his wrongness on this point, as this remarkable thread illustrates:  


As a pointed reminder, Kerry was a fellow top advocate of the disastrous Iran nuclear deal (opposed by a bipartisan majority of Congress).  Now here's Tlaib decrying an agreement in which two nations with a history of mutual hostility will establish full diplomatic relations, pledging to work together to help resolve long-festering problems in the region.  She's firmly against it, of course:


The "apartheid" smear is a lie (even some Israel-critical observers realize this), which shouldn't come as a surprise from the bumblingly fanatical Tlaib.  But more revealingly, notice who isn't mentioned at all in her angry denunciation of peace: The Arabs who were party to it.  She erases the Muslims from the equation altogether, calling it a "Trump/Netanyahu deal" as if the UAE doesn't exist.  Under different dynamics, I can imagine such an omission being considered racist, with terms like "unpersoning" and "dehumanizing" getting tossed about.  Her goal is the dismantling of Israel, the world's lone Jewish state, and her actions continue to prove it.  She's a grotesque, reckless actor along the lines of Ilhan Omar and a likely incoming GOP freshman.  She should be treated as such.  Parting thought: Will Tlaib take Communist China's side on this one?  What a mystery...


I'll leave you with US National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien hailing the Israel/UAE peace deal on Hugh Hewitt's radio show.

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