The latest “tool kit” for activists was revealed the same day Hamas rejected yet another ceasefire offer.
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Pro-Palestinian agitators are planning "12 Days of a Ceasefire Choir" following Christmas, actions targeting politicians, Christians and Jews.
The latest “tool kit” for activists to follow in carrying out the protests was revealed the same day Hamas rejected yet another ceasefire offer, this time one proposed by Egypt.
The toolkit contains lyrics, sheet music, and even recordings of holiday classics such as "We Wish You A Merry Christmas" and "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," which have been altered to be “We Wish For The Liberation” and “What’s Behind The War And Occupation.”
Activists even ripped off Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" and changed it to "All I Want for Christmas is For You to Recognize Christian Hegemony"
The lyrics are filled with antisemitism and historically inaccurate claims such as Jesus was Palestinian. Actually, Jesus was from Judea, historical Israel, and the area was renamed Syria-Palestina by the Romans over 150 years after he died.
Actions are planned with the carols in over a dozen cities across the US, specifically targeting churches, Christmas-related events and politicians.
Last week, 200 people sang on the sidewalk in front of Amy Klobuchar’s house in Minneapolis, urging the Democratic senator to call for a ceasefire. Over Christmas, activists targeted the home of Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, pro-Hamas activists rioted against the New York Police Department, and lawmakers were "swatted."
The actions are specifically targeting politicians and Christians for their support of the Jewish state with activists claiming that "Christian hegemony" and “Christian-lineage people” dominate all aspects of American life and that "Christian Zionists" are "privileged" because they can "opt-in and opt-out of identifying as Christian."
Activists admit “this may be the first time you’ve heard these terms.”
The activists also claimed "By contrast, many Muslim or Jewish people cannot 'opt-out of being perceived as Muslim or Jewish and they cannot opt-out of islamophobia and antisemitism," even though activists previously stated Jews are white and therefore benefit from privilege.
The radicals also encourage Christians to "take this time to reckon with our Christian lineage and reflect on our relationship to Christian hegemony...connections between Christian hegemony, settler colonialism, and white supremacy."
According to the toolkit, "Antisemitism also originated in Christian Europe & has functioned to protect the interests of the Christian ruling class," failing to recognize that antisemitism pre-dated Christianity by thousands of years.
The toolkit also contained templates for banners, flyers, press releases, and media statements so that activists could have the same messaging across the US.
Organizers also recommend allying with like-minded Jewish & Muslim groups, appearing to admit that they are not Jewish like they have tried to claim in the past.
This is the first toolkit reviewed by The Post Millennial that has called for the release of Israeli hostages taken by Hamas on Oct 7, but in return, demands the release of "Palestinian political prisoners," who are terrorists that have been apprehended by Israel.
The latest toolkit, like its predecessors, is linked to Socialist and Marxist action groups and is filled with anti-police, Antifa, and BLM rhetoric and links to another toolkit from Vision, Change, Win, that encourages the use of masks for "Dual Protections from COVID-19 and Rebellion Control Agents," to hide the identities of activists.
The toolkit includes tactical positioning for the security "marshals" to escort protestors, because the pro-Hamas groups usually refuse to use police/security guards and do not get permits for actions. They typically block traffic and interrupt public events such as Christmas Tree lighting ceremonies.
The actions are scheduled to last through January 5, 2024.
The latest “tool kit” for activists to follow in carrying out the protests was revealed the same day Hamas rejected yet another ceasefire offer, this time one proposed by Egypt.
The toolkit contains lyrics, sheet music, and even recordings of holiday classics such as "We Wish You A Merry Christmas" and "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," which have been altered to be “We Wish For The Liberation” and “What’s Behind The War And Occupation.”
Activists even ripped off Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" and changed it to "All I Want for Christmas is For You to Recognize Christian Hegemony"
The lyrics are filled with antisemitism and historically inaccurate claims such as Jesus was Palestinian. Actually, Jesus was from Judea, historical Israel, and the area was renamed Syria-Palestina by the Romans over 150 years after he died.
Actions are planned with the carols in over a dozen cities across the US, specifically targeting churches, Christmas-related events and politicians.
Last week, 200 people sang on the sidewalk in front of Amy Klobuchar’s house in Minneapolis, urging the Democratic senator to call for a ceasefire. Over Christmas, activists targeted the home of Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, pro-Hamas activists rioted against the New York Police Department, and lawmakers were "swatted."
The actions are specifically targeting politicians and Christians for their support of the Jewish state with activists claiming that "Christian hegemony" and “Christian-lineage people” dominate all aspects of American life and that "Christian Zionists" are "privileged" because they can "opt-in and opt-out of identifying as Christian."
Activists admit “this may be the first time you’ve heard these terms.”
The activists also claimed "By contrast, many Muslim or Jewish people cannot 'opt-out of being perceived as Muslim or Jewish and they cannot opt-out of islamophobia and antisemitism," even though activists previously stated Jews are white and therefore benefit from privilege.
The radicals also encourage Christians to "take this time to reckon with our Christian lineage and reflect on our relationship to Christian hegemony...connections between Christian hegemony, settler colonialism, and white supremacy."
According to the toolkit, "Antisemitism also originated in Christian Europe & has functioned to protect the interests of the Christian ruling class," failing to recognize that antisemitism pre-dated Christianity by thousands of years.
The toolkit also contained templates for banners, flyers, press releases, and media statements so that activists could have the same messaging across the US.
Organizers also recommend allying with like-minded Jewish & Muslim groups, appearing to admit that they are not Jewish like they have tried to claim in the past.
This is the first toolkit reviewed by The Post Millennial that has called for the release of Israeli hostages taken by Hamas on Oct 7, but in return, demands the release of "Palestinian political prisoners," who are terrorists that have been apprehended by Israel.
The latest toolkit, like its predecessors, is linked to Socialist and Marxist action groups and is filled with anti-police, Antifa, and BLM rhetoric and links to another toolkit from Vision, Change, Win, that encourages the use of masks for "Dual Protections from COVID-19 and Rebellion Control Agents," to hide the identities of activists.
The toolkit includes tactical positioning for the security "marshals" to escort protestors, because the pro-Hamas groups usually refuse to use police/security guards and do not get permits for actions. They typically block traffic and interrupt public events such as Christmas Tree lighting ceremonies.
The actions are scheduled to last through January 5, 2024.
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