Opinion was split the other day when a man said he'd pray for a student (going by Pamper Baby) who got up to the microphone at a Turning Point USA event on campus and read a poem celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination, and then complimented the man on his bravery for being out there without neck protection. Some people thought that turning the other cheek is what has gotten us into the position we're in now. Earlier tonight, I posted a story about a boomer who lost it with a teen volunteering with Turning Point Action and backhanded him across the face after flipping him off. There, too, opinion was split. Some admired the teen for his restraint, while others said that the people of Turning Point just don't get it … there is no debating with these people. They resort to violence and should be met with violence.
As we reported, the girl who read the poem shot a video in which she apologized, but this was after she'd been doxxed and someone put up a website in her name so that future employers searching her on Google would also be able to find her performance online. The guy who slapped the teen has also been doxxed, and I'm hoping charges are brought. After all, it's right there on video.
On the plus side, law enforcement has actually done something in the case of a former Abdul El-Sayed campaign worker … they've indicted her for terrorizing Michigan's Jewish community.
12 indicted in Michigan for a campaign of terror against Jews. Jars of chemicals thrown into family homes. Houses marked with the red triangles Hamas uses to mark targets for death. One defendant, Mariam Odeh, worked for @AbdulElSayed 's Senate campaign. Surprised? Don't be. https://t.co/dG4wp1r8Rs
— Mark Goldfeder (@MarkGoldfeder) November 1, 2026
The New York Post has a photo of Mariam Odeh and the group's handiwork.
Former El-Sayed campaign worker among anti-Israel activists indicted for terrorizing Michigan's Jewish community: feds https://t.co/5Z3dvc1mh4 https://t.co/0OlS4hPbns
— New York Post (@nypost) November 2, 2026
David DeTurris reports:
A former Abdul El-Sayed campaign worker was among the dozen anti-Israel activists accused of terrorizing members of Michigan’s Jewish community, according to feds.
Mariam Odeh, 24, was one of eight included in the original rounds of indictments by the US Attorney’s Office for allegedly threatening University of Michigan officials in an attempt to force the school to cut ties with Israel, the US Attorney’s Office in Eastern Michigan said.
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Odeh was allegedly among the crew of pro-Palestinian activists who planned and carried out the harassment and intimidation of school officials to try to get the university to cut ties with Israel, according to feds.
The gang allegedly carried out the vandalism of board members’ homes, planting fake corpses on lawns and graffitiing anti-Israel slogans in front of the then-school president’s home, according to prosecutors.
The hateful crew also broke windows and threw jars with noxious chemicals into family homes, posting the alleged attacks on social media and warning “you cannot hide,” feds said.
@nypost Wtf is wrong with these people?
— Rep. Nancy Mace (@RepNancyMace) November 2, 2026
@nypost She is one of many. Look at Hasan Piker. He and El Sayed are filled with hate for anything American, Western, or Christian. He was groomed from birth and has proudly said he is an “Egyptian American.”
— Roxie (@Roncg324) November 2, 2026
@nypost I'm sure it's just a coincidence that Elf Sayed supporters are terrorists... demonic, vicious and insane.
— WebWit (@webberwit) November 3, 2026
@nypost Waiting for the hate crime charges….
— 🇺🇸 Ryan 🇺🇸 (@Ryan_In_Mi) November 2, 2026
@nypost Terrorizing Jewish families in their own neighborhoods is evil, full stop. You can argue about Israel's government all day, but going after people for who they are is hatred. Praying for Michigan's Jewish community, and for justice that's fair and firm.
— Niko Lemke 𝕏 (@nikothevirgin) November 2, 2026
I don't know what kind of punishment these clowns face if found guilty, but I strongly doubt it will be severe enough.
@nypost You can look at El-Sayed and see the hate.
— Roxie (@Roncg324) November 2, 2026
@nypost @strong_side_24 You are who you hang out with.
— Rob (@fwopstop) November 2, 2026
@nypost The media spends years hunting for "extremism" in all the wrong places, then El-Sayed's former campaign worker ends up facing federal charges in an alleged scheme targeting Michigan's Jewish community. Throw the book at every participant. Law and order isn't optional.
— Matthew Newgarden (@a_newgarden) November 2, 2026
I'm old enough to remember when the number one terrorist threat in America was white supremacy, which fizzled out and then became Christian nationalism.
@nypost @davidhorn5656 They know Israel isn’t committing a genocide. They’re demons. See how they’re doing this crap with a smile on their face. The very sadistic people projecting their own behavior to Israel in order to scam the west to fund their Jihad.
— MAE~MAE (@PragmaticMaemae) November 2, 2026
I hear the words "demon" and "demonic" a lot, and I'm beginning to be convinced. At best, these people are mentally ill; at worst, possessed.
The 12 have been charged with conspiracies involving threats, vandalism, and coordinated acts of intimidation targeting the Jewish Federation of Detroit, University of Michigan leadership, university law enforcement personnel, and several businesses with perceived ties to the State of Israel. So, their alleged goal was to force the University of Michigan to cut ties with Israel? Maybe she's a grad student, but what is a 24-year-old doing in college anyway? Her accomplices ranged in age from 23 to 25. America seems to have a problem with professional students who terrorize the very schools they choose to attend.
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