Death of New York by 13,000 Hipsters, Zoomers, and Yuppies, and a Few Jihadis

Forest Hills Stadium last Sunday night reeked of patchouli and entitlement, that sour cocktail of unwashed flannel and overpriced oat milk lattes sloshing around in the bellies of 13,000 self-proclaimed revolutionaries. These weren't the grizzled dockworkers of some dusty labor strike or the wide-eyed factory

Mamdani’s going to win. He and the DSA movement are about to take control of the financial capital of the world.

And you won’t vote him out bc once they control power, they’ll run the elections. Zohran Mamdani and the DSA Death Cult: How a Terror-Apologist Machine Wants to Take Over New York ⤵️ read below pic.twitter.com/ZDY4fDn3Oc — Gene Mikhov (@genegmb) October 1, 2025 “Tel Aviv isn’

Here are eleven reasons why we can not vote for Mamdani from his own words & DSA

Judging Zohran for eating rice with his hands is deeply racist. Whether it’s in the jacuzzi of his gated Ugandan compound, his parents’ multimillion-dollar Chelsea loft, or a helicopter over Dubai, he’s merely an average working-class New Yorker. pic.twitter.com/hkXMbWyLgj — Jason Curtis Anderson (@JCAndersonNYC)

A Test of Jewish Political Power: What the Jews for Zohran Controversy Reveals About America's Future

"The litmus test of any society’s commitment to freedom is its treatment of the Jews... Anti-Zionism is the new antisemitism." Natan Sharansky When over 1,000 rabbis across America break their typical political silence to oppose a single candidate just days before an election, it signals

What do the Top Accounts on X think about Zohran Mamdani?

At this point, if you’re not being called an “Islamophobe,” you’re doing something very wrong. Unknown This is called emotional terrorism. He is brilliant at it. pic.twitter.com/AiUACK0pnR — Insurrection Barbie (@DefiyantlyFree) October 24, 2025 He's promised to freeze rent and make buses fast and

The NBA's Corruption Problem: When Professional Sports Met Organized Crime

How a years-long investigation exposed the fragility of league integrity in the age of legalized sports betting On October 23, FBI Director Kash Patel stood before reporters in Brooklyn and announced what federal prosecutors are calling one of the most significant sports corruption cases since online gambling became legal

NYC Voter Guide: Keeping It Sane in the Big Apple – 2025 Edition

Thought for 5s NYC Voter Guide: Keeping It Sane in the Big Apple – 2025 Edition Shoutout to Mike Solana and Pirate Wires for laying down the original blueprint – their guide is the sanity check this city desperately needs. We're building on that here with a straightforward rundown for

As Early Voting Looms, NYC's Mayoral Race Exposes Deep Fissures in the Democratic Stronghold

In the shadow of towering skyscrapers and amid the ceaseless hum of a city that never sleeps, New York City's 2025 mayoral election is hurtling toward a climactic showdown. With early voting set to kick off on October 25, just days away, the race has crystallized into a

Follow the Money: How Qatar, Soros, and a Terrorism Case Connect to New York's Next Mayor

💡The videos and images in this piece are AI-generated, designed to visually underscore the key links and ideas. "The effort to normalize extremism in American politics is not just a domestic issue; it's a gateway for foreign influences to undermine our security." — Bill Ackman ACT

Pfizer’s Depo-Provera—has been linked to BRAIN TUMORS in a massive new study.

PFIZER’S BIRTH CONTROL CRISIS: THE DRUG THEY SAID WAS SAFE October 17, 2025 “Corporations have neither bodies to be punished, nor souls to be condemned.” – Thurlow, 1783 A billion-dollar drug empire is quietly facing collapse. Pfizer—the multinational hailed for vaccines and ‘safe’ contraceptives—is now defending itself

The Shadow Campaign: How Radical Forces Are Propelling Zohran Mamdani Toward City Hall

"When the wicked rise, men hide themselves; but when they perish, the righteous increase." – Proverbs 28:28 As New Yorkers tune in tonight at 7 PM for the first general election debate between Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani, Independent Andrew Cuomo, and Republican Curtis Sliwa, the stakes couldn'

The Shadow of the Intifada: How Zohran Mamdani's Radical Roots Threaten New York's Jewish Heartland

When a great democracy is destroyed, it will not be because of enemies from without but rather because of enemies from within.” – Wendell Phillips In the neon haze of New York City’s political theater, where skyscrapers pierce the sky like daggers of unchecked ambition, a 33-year-old democratic