Author: Abdul Masih

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…

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…

By Abdul Masih — Whatever you do, don’t blame the Somali immigrants. Never mind that 80+ of the 92 charged defendants at the center of an estimated $18B welfare fraud scheme in Minnesota are Somali Americans. If a lot of that money made its way to Somalia to fund terrorist group Al-Shabaab, that’s the FBI’s fault, says Rep. Ilhan Omar, herself Somali American. “If there was a linkage in the money that they have stolen going to terrorism, then that is a failure of the FBI and our court system in not figuring that out,” Omar told Face the Nation…

By Abdul Masih — These extremist Muslims come to America, they use freedom of speech to take away freedoms of others. Bahgat Saber, who fled Egyptian prosecution for inciting Muslim Brotherhood-like violence, is threatening beheading here in America. “If this Christian dog ever thinks of turning against our prophet, I will beat the crap out of him,” Saber said in Arabic, translated by MEMRI recently. “When you lie about our prophet, you sons of b1tches know that the punishment for cursing our prophet is beheading. Beheading, you sons of b1tches. There is no question about this. “Any son of a…

By Abdul Masih — Accused of blaspheming Islam, a 27-year-old Hindu garment factory worker was beaten, lynched and burned to death in Bhaluka, Mymensingh, Bangladesh, on Dec. 18, 2025 during a workplace event marking World Arabic Language Day. Dipu Chandra Das was filmed in a now viral video showing his body tied to a tree and set on fire while an enraged mob celebrated. Supposedly he had said something derogatory about Islam, but the case may have been sparked by jealousies at Pioneer Knit Composite Factory in the Square Masterbari area of Bhaluka Upazila. Mob rage escalates quickly and gets…

As little Lecrae sat on his uncles’ laps, guns and alcohol were passed around. He never met his father, so he followed his uncles into gangs, drugs, sex and hip-hop. But after he turned his life over to Jesus, Lecrae Devaughn Moore became one on the biggest Christian hip hop rap artists worldwide. “I grew up wrestling with significance,” Lecrae said. “I didn’t feel like I was gonna get it from being this manicured, good all-around person. My uncles were young and wrapped up in the streets, gangs and drugs and just promiscuous. I idolized that life and wanted to…

By Abdul Masih — In the last 20 years, Qatar plowed $2B into Hamas. Hamas’s senior leadership lives in luxury in Qatar, where they plot terror for its hapless, deluded citizens to execute against Israel — to Gaza’s demise and destruction. “If we want to end terrorism in the Middle East, we should start with Qatar’s money,” says exiled Qatari dissident Sheikh Khalid Al-Hail. “If there is no Qatar, there is no terrorist group.” As the world grapples with widespread hatred and violence against Jews, ultimately there’s a money trail funding it that traces back to Qatar, supposed ally of…

Lorraine Candy worked as a journalist at The Daily Mirror, The Times and The Sun. She also was editor-in-chief for Cosmopolitan UK and ELLE UK. In this article, she dismisses the costs of having kids and explores the value of kids. By Lorraine Candy — By the time the youngest of my four children turns 18 in 2029, it seems my husband and I will have spent around £1m of our taxed income raising our off-spring. The revelation that we have a million-pound family is a surprise for us. It follows a survey out this week by the investment platform…

By Abdul Masih — Hate and violence are expensive. The United States alone spends $100 billion a year to counter domestic terrorism, according to estimates. Here’s what other nations spend annually: But if prevention sounds like it has a hefty price tag, a new study reveals the costs of the fallout of a terrorist attack is also pricey. A survey of past attacks in the U.S.: The Government Technology and Services Coalition found in its August study “profound economic consequences of violence, in addition to lives lost and the lasting mental health effects endured by survivors and communities.” “At the…

By Abdul Masih — After disarming an active terrorist shooter at Bondi Beach, Syrian-Australian Ahmed el-Ahmed, a Muslim, was internationally lauded as a hero by everyone. Well, almost everyone. Certain members of the Religion of Peace accuse him essentially of being a Judas Iscariot. “He killed a Muslim soul to please his masters the Jewish Dogs … eternally in the fires of hell,” thundered a comment on a Facebook site. “By Allah we will surely chop you to pieces … we will not leave a trace of you,” said another. On the popular Palestinian site Ramallah News — which enjoys…