We often say of a particularly charismatic individual that “he (or she) sucks up all the oxygen in the room.”
But it’s not just actors, singers, and politicians who are sometimes (however rarely) blessed with such an ability to draw every eye to their presence; the same can be said of certain political issues.
America experienced such a shock to the system as April opened. President Trump’s Liberation Day announcement of significant new tariffs dominated not just America’s news media but the world’s, pushing other worthy news stories aside to make room for every imaginable take on this redesign of the global economy.
One such story was a remarkable development in a lawsuit that has received far less coverage than it merits: a number of American families of victims of Hamas’ October 7, 2023 attacks have filed a lawsuit in Washington, D.C. court, against the many alleged American collaborators and financiers of the demons of Hamas who carried out that vicious torturing, kidnapping, and killing spree.
Much about the case reaffirms information that American friends of Israel had long suspected, apparently providing concrete proof of the terrorist activities of multiple American nonprofits and the islamofascists’ global house organ, the Al Jazeera Network.
Most of the mainstream media have ignored this lawsuit. The average American reporter’s eyes have been glued to the stock ticker on Wall Street, as news and rumors alike, concerning every aspect of the tariff wars, provided more than enough “copy that writes itself.” Such stories require little actual journalism from people who don’t understand world commerce anyway.
But there are a few diligent outlets paying attention – including The Daily Caller, the Washington Free Beacon, and the Mark Levin Show – and they reveal information that should be of concern to all Americans.
If USAID and the World Bank were using American tax dollars and global relief funds to finance a terrorist organization in Gaza, wouldn’t the major newspapers jump on it? As the Daily Caller reports, this case apparently has the evidence to prove it.
If a palestinian-American businessman – a Harvard – Kennedy School of Government board member – actually built the tunnels used by the terrorists on October 7 to both enter Israel for the attacks and to return to Gaza with their hostages, wouldn’t every big city newspaper cover such a story? The proof is there, but our TV news stations haven’t shown much interest.
And if Al Jazeera can be proven to be the central activist we’ve long suspected it to be, rather than the independent journalist that Qatar has long claimed, then shouldn’t every real journalist jump on the issue out of pride, so that the world doesn’t paint honest journalists with the same brush of derision that we rightfully reserve for the vermin of Al Jazeera?
We all remember our fictional newsmen of the comics, Clark Kent and Peter Parker, who impressed their editors by always having the first scoops about the accomplishments of Superman and Spiderman, and only we, the readers, knew why.
In a tragic flip on that trope, instead of the reporters being the plainclothes alter ego of a superhero, Al Jazeera is being called out for being the plainclothes alter ego of the villains, as they always seem to be the first on the scene, ready to take pictures and report on terrorist activities as they happen. How do they always know where to be, before anything even happens?
The Washington Free Beacon reports that the lawsuit will reveal timelines and videos proving Al Jazeera involvement in the October 7 attacks. This isn’t a matter of real journalists protecting their sources; it’s a matter of a death cult’s press agents being accomplices to their most horrific crimes.
Just as the early months of the Trump-Vance administration are revealing longstanding criminal activities in our own government, we see that such criminality exists in the nonprofit community, the NGO community, and the international press as well.
And the light of truth is being shined upon these enemies of civilization at last.
Copyright 2025 John F. Di Leo
John F. Di Leo is a Chicagoland-based international transportation and trade compliance trainer and consultant. President of the Ethnic American Council in the 1980s and Chairman of the Milwaukee County Republican Party in the 1990s, his book on vote fraud (The Tales of Little Pavel), his political satires on the Biden-Harris administration (Evening Soup with Basement Joe, Volumes I, II, and III), and his first nonfiction book, “Current Events and the Issues of Our Age,” are all available in either eBook or paperback, only on Amazon.
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The illustration of Gaza in green to the top of this article is a representation of what Gaza would look like if the ‘Palestinians’ were expelled, and the land given to Jewish settlers. It would be cleaned up in less than a year, and a paradise on earth in five.
If the ‘Palestinians’ are allowed to remain there, it will remain the same [insert slang term for feces here]hole it has always been.