In Memoriam: New York City (1664-2025)

We torch Mamdani’s jihadist politics and warn what his rise would mean for New York’s - and America's - future. We expose CAIR’s infiltration into city politics, their post-October 7 hypocrisy (and let's be real - their pre-October 7 hypocrisy, too) and the quiet normalization of Islamist influence bankrolled by Qatar. We lament the decay of a city once built on grit and reason, now hollowed out by fraud, censorship and ideology. We contrast the UK’s speech crackdowns with America’s fragile freedoms, praising JK Rowling’s defiance and condemning Britain’s cowardice in the face of self-imported radicalism. We question JD Vance’s failing moral clarity and Tucker Carlson’s paid-off foreign sympathies, demanding courage over calculation - at least from the sitting Vice President of the United States. We defend Tommy Robinson’s right to speak, even when it’s unpopular, and reject the selective outrage of the left. We warn that socialism, like Islamism, erodes liberty from within, and that the law must stand above politics. We praise Greg Abbott’s defiance (and his promised NY tariff), pray for Cuomo’s win (we can't even believe we're saying it, but we are) and hope that every American still is willing to say no to decay - moral, democratic or otherwise. Finally, we remember how New York once led the world... and how, watching the polls, it seems it might be time to mourn how it chose to die by its own hand.