I See BS When They Attack Abdul El-Sayed!

Can we focus on Michigan and not the noise?

This is 25 years since the September 11th attacks.

This is 30 years since Tupac Shakur was assassinated in Las Vegas.

This is a year since white nationalist Charlie Kirk was assassinated in Orem, Utah.

This will be the month of Labor Day. 

We are gearing up for the make or break sessions for all political nominees running for office. The U.S. governor's races, the U.S. Senate races, the U.S. House races, the state government races, the mayoral races and local officials races are going to see ramped up advertising.

Michigan and Florida seem to be the staging ground for the junk food media.

Two candidates who were disrgarded as not serious are very serious. They are laser focused on changing the status quo. They are Democratic members but according to the junk food media and the politicians, they are _________________________________________________.

It has come to a point to note that people are loosing their goddamn minds over words.

They aren't upset over real life issues that affect their wallets, the mental health and their lives. It is all about stroking fear, division, clout and gatekeeping. I mean aren't you getting tired of hearing about the border.

If you are so concerned about human beings being a part of the American experience, it spunds like a you problem, not an us problem.

If you are still rehashing decades long troupes about other people who aren't like you, it only exposes you as the real threat to the country.

If you are born between 1997 and 2026, September 11th, 2001 was not even on your minds. It was on your parent's minds. It was shocking to those who saw the four commercial airliners crash. It was a failure of leadership under George W. Bush.

He capitalized on the tragedy to launch war with Afghanistan and Iraq. 

Bush led the country into a war and recession. 

Barack Obama managed to get us out of a recession, but continued the wars respectively.

He ordered an invasion of Pakistan to kill Osama bin Laden. At the time, I favored the assassination and believed his impact on the world made the U.S. less safe. Come to 2026, I realized that "the U.S. and its alliance to Israel" led to this.

There is no denying that the genocide in Gaza has sparked intense discussions to why al Qaeda vowed to topple the U.S. and its allies. 

Zio reporter Zak Hudak.

Obama support for the Iran Nuclear Deal led to Israel recruiting Donald J. Trump to be the antithesis to a peaceful world. Trump ran on the "whole system is rigged and he alone can fix it." He said that you're mad at these things because Obama left you for his people.

He won and served that choatic term which led to the dismantling of the Iran deal. He allowed Israel to illegally annex Syria, Lebanon and commit war crimes. In his first choatic term, he mishandled a global pandemic, he allowed frustrations with the status quo become unrest (George Floyd and Jan. 6) and led us to a recession. It paved the way for Joe Biden.

Joe Biden promised to "Save the Soul of the Nation." In his only term, he pulled us out a global pandemic but could not tackle inflation. He allowed the U.S. weapons be sent to Ukraine as Russia invaded. It sent food and groceries skyrocketing. Biden pushed crippling sanctions on Russia, made U.S. companies abandon Russia and kicked them out of global unity events like the Olympics. When it came to Israel, Biden gave them a blank check. Since the October 7th attacks, Israel has mounted a campaign to disrupt the Middle East as it plans on conquering land. Biden refusal to hold Israel accountable depressed voters. He was pressured out and Kamala Harris took over. Her unilateral support for Biden's policies ended up collapsing the support in states Biden carried. Trump comes back with revenge.

On Sept. 7, hip-hop will honor Tupac Shakur.

On Sept. 10, the far right will pay tribute to white nationalist Charlie Kirk and his widow Erika. She will likely remark about it along with President Donald J. Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Republicans.

The New York ceremony, Pentagon ceremony and the Shanksville ceremony will be held.

Many officials will read the names, say words and declare themselves more American than they were before the attacks.

Now we have many Americans running for office who aren't supportive of the status quo.

Zohran Mamdani is one of the first. His first year as mayor and the junk food media has devoted ⅔ of its coverage to distractions instead of his quiet successes. He will appear at the 9/11 memorial despite several surviving members demanding he doesn't attend.

Bari Poppins.

CBS News has officially crossed the line between journalism and tabloid. Under Bari Weiss, the shift from trustworthiness has declined. The recent controversies are how CBS News uncovered past remarks from Michigan senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed remarking about 9/11. Zak Hudak got the greenlight from Weiss to release this bullshit.

Progressive critics, media watchdogs, and politicians (such as Rep. Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ)) fiercely criticized Hudak's framing of a story about Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. The CBS News headline stated that El-Sayed's deleted tweets "invite scrutiny of past remarks". Left-leaning commentators labeled the headline "blatantly racist" and Islamophobic, arguing it unfairly targeted a prominent Arab-American and Muslim politician by twisting decades-old context.

El-Sayed is facing scrutiny over deleted social media posts comparing COVID-19 deaths to 9/11 victims, a story that sparked fierce internal backlash at CBS News with staffers alleging "overt racism."

I mean why do motherfuckers have to be so triggered by words and not actions. El-Sayed was a teenager when that shit happened. He like everyone else felt some type of way.

However, you fuckers want to police opinions. Had the U.S. never aided Israel, maybe September 11th would never had happened.

Let me say this unapologetically. Hasan Piker is a fucking media agitator. He is not running for government. He is entitled to say whatever the fuck comes out of his mouth.

U.S. lawmakers need to take the focus off noise and put their fucking focus on policies.

Remember see BS. I mean CBS.

Later that evening, Status News reported that Weiss "praised the story during the network's daily editorial meeting" and that she "personally directed that the headline be tweaked to specifically mention that El-Sayed had deleted tweets referencing the September 11 terrorist attacks."

Weiss' version of the headline, which was published, "Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's deleted tweets on Sept. 11 attacks invite scrutiny of past remarks," provided context to the substance of the report. Fox News Digital learned the pre-Weiss headline originally read, "For Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, Sept. 11 commemoration invites scrutiny of past remarks."