Whereas a free capitalist system grants equality—equal opportunity—an autocratic socialist system demands equity—equal outcomes. Consequently, as Winston Churchill famously said, capitalism is the unequal sharing of prosperity and socialism is the equal sharing of miseries. Well, New Yorkers are finding all of this out the hard way, as their new socialist mayor’s big promises, of things like free buses, government-run grocery stores, and low-cost housing, are turning into the harsh realities of equal miseries, like shared snow shoveling to clear winter streets and turning up thermostats in unison to 78°F during the stifling heat of summer, in order to prevent power grid failures.

If this was all the Big Apple was suffering from this worm who has bore his way into its Gracie Mansion it alone would be enough to eventually rot it to its core, but, unfortunately, the menace of its new mayor goes far beyond his mandating of equal miseries. It also includes his militant Mohammedanism. Consider for instance the fact that a radical Islamic streamer, Sneako, recently broadcast to his million followers, that “the Islamic Republic of New Yorkistan” would soon be under complete Islamic control, thanks to its new Muslim mayor, Zohran Mamdani. What Sneako has predicted Mamdani will soon pull off has been promised for years by Muslim leaders in this country, who’ve bragged and boasted that they would invade us across our open borders and overcome us with our own laws.  

On July 3, a day before America’s 250th anniversary, Zohran Mamdani, seated behind George Washington’s desk at City Hall, gave a speech rewriting all of American history into a damning diatribe, which not only denounced Mamdani’s own New York City, our country’s largest city, but also our whole country. While Mamdani was railing against our representative republic, the day before its 250th birthday, his wife, Rama Duwaji, was in Mallorca, Spain, to attend and help host an Islamic spiritual wellness retreat. The retreat, entitled “Plants Of The Quran," focused on spiritual reflection and Islamic teachings surrounding plants mentioned in the Quran. I wonder if this included spiritual reflections on hashish, which was smoked by eleventh century Islamic jihadists, so that they could get stoned before entering towns to slaughter all within them who refused to convert to the Religion of the Sword? By the way, not only were these jihadists called “hashshashin,” which is Arabic for “eaters” or “smokers of hashish,” but it is this Arabic word from which we get our English word “assassin.”

On top of all of the above, a scheduled meeting between officials from Mayor Mamdani’s office and the Iranian envoy to the United Nations was called off this past Tuesday by the U.S. State Department. After all, the mayor of our largest city powwowing with the UN representative of the mad mullahs of Iran, during a time of armed conflict with Tehran’s genocidal, theocratic, and terrorist regime, certainly smacks of treason! However, this is not the first time Mamdani has got his hand caught in a foreign combatant’s cookie jar. Back in September, the State Department had to once again intervene and prevent Mamdani from his intended rendezvous with cartel-controlled Colombia’s first left-wing president, Gustavo Petro. Needless to say, we are in serious trouble when a foe of our own nation and a friend to our foreign nemeses is elected mayor of our largest city.

As you may know, New York City, the home of 9/11’s Ground Zero, has the largest Jewish population of any city in the world, outside of Israel. Yet, Muslim Mamdani, a blatant antisemite, who has called the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) “monsters,” who refuses to recognize Israel’s right to exist, and who won’t denounce slogans like “globalize the intifada,” presently has more favorable poll numbers among Jewish New Yorkers than Benjamin Netanyahu. As though this was not head scratching enough, New York City’s new Ugandan mayor also enjoys considerable support among Irish and Italian New Yorkers, despite his highjacking of this year’s Saint Patrick’s Day festivities to pontificate on the Palestinian cause and his exclusion of New York City’s famous Little Italy from its immigrant enclave map. Undoubtedly, all of this proves one thing for sure; namely, that Pogo was right: “We’ve met the enemy, and he is us.”