Islamist Ramzi Kassem, new New York City Chief Counsel

When your leaders declare we’re not at war with Islam and government, media, every institution focuses on shutting down intelligent, factual dialog about Islam, and Islam is openly at war with America, with the West, with Christianity, with Jews — well, Islam wins.

Simple as that.

When people sleep, refuse to pay attention, are otherwise occupied, prefer delusion and lies to clarity, critical thinking, and the truth, well, those people are easily conquered.

Don’t believe this?

Compare New York City of 2001, 2002, to New York City 2025, 2026.

Didn’t take long, did it?

One event.

Some time passes.

Islam wins.

The American president in 2001 surrendered to Islam. The American government and American people surrendered to Islam.

Islam openly said it was at war with America, the West, Christianity, Jews — what were American presidents, the media, institutions, politicians, the American people paying attention to? Besides Dancing With The Stars, Netflix dung, and every other nonsense to distract and delude, as it was evident every day that Islam is at war with America.

Read on…

Ken Pullen, Friday, January 2nd, 2026

Mamdani Appoints Lawyer for 20th 9/11 Hijackers as NYC Chief Counsel

“The legacy of 9/11 ought to be recounted primarily through the stories of Muslims”

January 1, 2026

By  Daniel Greenfield

Reprinted from Jihad Watch

If you were wondering whether the terrorists won, they won. And now they’re collecting their conquests.

Zohran Mamdani, elected in the primary by Muslim bloc voters, has announced that Ramzi Kassem, a 9/11 terror lawyer, will serve as the city’s occupying Chief Counsel.

I’ve written about Ramzi Kassem before.

“This is not a battle of good versus evil,” Ramzi Kassem wrote in an op-ed that appeared on September 17, 2001. “The perpetrators were probably not driven to their actions by some intrinsic evil or inherent hatred of the good United States.”

He went on to argue that the Al Qaeda attack a week earlier was the result of the “resentment these terrorists felt towards the United States” as a result of “our country’s policies.”

And that, “the legacy of 9/11 ought to be recounted primarily through the stories of Muslims the world over who have largely paid the price of American power and prosperity.”

A Syrian national who grew up in Lebanon, Iraq and other Islamic terror states, arriving in this country to attend college and spread terrorist propaganda before becoming a terror lawyer, whose Gitmo inmate clients included Ahmed al-Darbi, an Al Qaeda terrorist and the brother-in-law of one of the hijackers who flew a plane into the Pentagon, and who was himself a key figure in the bombing of an oil tanker.

And Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani, the suspected ’20th hijacker’ for the 9/11 attacks who was deported when he couldn’t clear immigration.

Ramzi Kassem repeatedly justified terrorism as a reaction to its victims. “Terrorism is but one of many reactions to oppression and dispossession and not their cause.”

While at Columbia University, Kassem co-founded Turath, an association of Muslim students, and then Qanun at Columbia Law. A fellow student described these hateful groups as having brought “under the guidance of Mr. Kassem… speakers to this campus that support violence against American and Israeli civilians… defended the genocidal program of Hamas.”

The Columbia letter noted that, “one speaker, disavowed by many of America’s pro-Palestinian activists, prior to being invited to Columbia, had said that Jews exist only to ‘dip their matzahs in the blood of Palestinian children.’”

A generation after 9/11, the lawyer for the 20th hijacker will be the city’s chief lawyer. This is what an occupation looks like. And the occupation of New York City must end.