The radical left's anti-American agenda just reached a new low. Anti-Israel activist Nerdeen Kiswani – the same extremist who has spent years spewing hatred against our greatest Middle Eastern ally – is now using New York City's disgusting dog waste crisis to push Islamic law on American pet owners.
Kiswani, who has made a career out of attacking Jewish Americans and undermining Israel, seized on NYC's so-called 'DogPoopocalypse' to promote the Islamic belief that dogs should be banned as indoor pets. Because nothing says 'American values' like importing religious restrictions from the same ideology that treats women as property, right?
But here's where it gets even more pathetic – the moment patriots called out her extremist nonsense, Kiswani suddenly claimed it was all just a 'joke.' Sound familiar? It's the same playbook every radical uses when they get caught revealing their true anti-American colors.
The Left's War on American Culture Continues
This isn't just about dogs, folks. This is about a coordinated assault on everything that makes America great. First, they came for our statues. Then our history. Now they want to dictate what pets we can have in our own homes based on foreign religious laws.
While President Trump is working tirelessly to restore American greatness and put America First, activists like Kiswani are busy trying to fundamentally transform our nation into something unrecognizable. They hate our traditions, our freedoms, and yes – even our beloved family pets.
The audacity of these anti-American radicals knows no bounds. They'll exploit any crisis to push their extremist agenda.
New York City's dog waste problem is a direct result of failed liberal governance, not proof that Americans need to abandon their constitutional freedoms to appease radical ideologues. Maybe instead of banning dogs, Democrats should try competent leadership for once?
Patriots need to stay vigilant against these cultural Marxists who use 'jokes' as cover for their real intentions. When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.