Author: Abdul Masih

By Abdul Masih — A “doctor” from Gaza who accused Israel of genocide in The New York Times turns out to be a colonel in Hamas, a watchdog group discovered. Hussam Abu Safyia presented himself as a doctor and The NY Times platformed him in the overwhelming propaganda campaign to demonize the Israeli Defense Forces in the aftermath of the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas incursion into Israel that killed 1,200 civilians and others and kidnapped 200 hostages. Just this week, NGO Monitor unearthed a 2016 photo of Abu Safyia wearing a Hamas camouflage military uniform while at a gathering of…

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By Abdul Masih — While doctors are being arrested and beaten for attending to protesters in Iran, medical workers in London showed their support of the Iranian Regime at a Pro-Palestinian march Saturday. Dr. Alireza Golchini, from Qazvin, had posted on social media he would care for anyone in his home, since the government’s thugs show up at hospitals and haul off patients for jail or execution. For fulfilling his vow as a doctor to do all in his power to save lives, Golchini was arrested for moharebeh (waging war against God) on Jan. 10 “in a violent manner in…

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By Abdul Masih — This is the real war, the spiritual one, the one traditional media ignores as if it were irrelevant. Iranians were forced to stay home under martial law curfew. They were desperate. They knew Islam doesn’t have the answer. They looked elsewhere. On Jan. 19, a record 17M turned to Christian satellite T.V. — 25% of Iran’s entire population, says Ed Saleh, director of ICNET TV based in Canada. “The government declared martial law, which means after 6:00 p.m. people cannot go out into the street. So what do they do at home? They have nothing else…

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By Abdul Masih — A program to integrate Muslim refugees into Dutch society by pairing 125 immigrants in student house with 125 students has devolved into years of violence and rape. The Stek Oost complex in the Watergraafsmeer district of Amsterdam sounded like the perfect plan: a buddy plan to help migrants adapt to life in the Netherlands. But organizers failed to comprehend the mindset of migrants who are born in a different culture with a different religion. The results? sexual assaults, harassment, violence, stalking and even claimed a gang rape had taken place, a Dutch television program called Zembla…

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By Abdul Masih — Californians never seem to learn: a proposed ballot measure to tax billionaires is having the opposite of effect of its intent. Billionaires are fleeing California early in case of passage (it would tax %5 retroactively on anyone guilty of the crime of being successful). Google’s Larry Page closed up shop and moved to Delaware — and now we find out he’s not alone. Former Facebook exec Chamath Palihapitiya says $1T in wealth fled the state before the Jan. 1 cutoff. What that means is that not only do you NOT get the one-time 5% tax, you…

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By Abdul Masih — Not without reason did Golsa Ghamari pour on the sarcasm: “Apparently Iran is a country of 90 million Islamophobes” (attributed). The Iranian immigrant to Canada and a former Ontario MPP was commenting on the fact that Iranians right now are burning down mosques in the uprising against the regime. At least 25 mosques have been torched. Her observations contrast sharply with the intolerant tolerance of progressive politics in Germany, the UK, Canada and other extreme-left-leaning governments who cherish the woke-Islamist coalition but don’t bother to dig deep into the teachings or history of hardline Islam: Britain…

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By Abdul Masih — We just saw a T-Rex fly. Ahead of California’s mega tax on billionaires, Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page have exited the state, demonstrating that punishing the rich actually punishes the poor. When capital leaves California, everyone is poorer. T-Rex LLC, formed in 2006 and linked to Brin and Page, converted out of California into a Delaware LLC called T-Rex Holdings on Dec. 24, 2025, according to a California filing reviewed by Business Insider. A proposed ballot measure would make the roughly 200 California residents whose assets exceed $1 billion pay a one-time 5% tax.…

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By Abdul Masih — On the 13th Day of the Iranian Revolution, sufficient numbers of protesters thronged the streets to convince President Trump that this demonstration is different than previous, and the mostly unarmed civilians need just a smidgeon of help to oust the totalitarian Islamist regime. The Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is running out of options. He’s tried to find a country where he can flee to (like Russia). He sent full-on troops to kill protesters last night (over 1,000 were reported slain). He cut off the internet (but people have Starlink). He declared war on Trump personally and…

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By Abdul Masih — From Venezuela in the early 2000s, Jose Luis Da Encarnacao brought only $10K with him to buy merchandise in the United States to take back home and sell. He was embarrassed because everybody else in the plane brought $50K and $100K. “We can’t do that any more,” Jose says. “The policy that the rich and the poor were equal, the communist system, turned the country into a disaster, a tragedy.” The government took over businesses and drove them all to bankruptcy through incompetency. The communists put their buddies into control of operations, friends who had no…

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By Abdul Masih — For a decade-and-a-half, Donald Trump was a chum of Jeffrey Epstein, but in 2003 — before the financier was convicted of soliciting underage sex in 2006 — Trump cut him off after Epstein pressured one of Trump’s staff for sex, sources say. The facts, rehashed by a new Wall Street Journal story, come at a time that the U.S. Justice Department is releasing thousands of pages of files of its investigations into Epstein’s sex island and the elites who flew there frequently. Trump is mentioned and picture much in the files, but nothing has implicated him…

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