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June 4, 2026 at 7:03 AM

Meet Congressman al Qaeda

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New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District is a gerrymandered Democrat-safe space. It’s the district next door to me. The Democratic primary was yesterday, and the winner will no doubt win the general election in November. It’s designed that way. Who will be the next Congressman replacing retiring Bonnie Watson-Coleman? This one is a real prince. His name is Dr Adam Hamawy, a controversial candidate who previously volunteered with an al-Qaeda-linked group and a former associate of the infamous “Blind Sheikh” Omar Abdel Rahman, who incited the World Trade Center bombing in 1993. In the Sheikh’s 1995 trial, Hamawy testified on the Sheikh’s behalf.

I worked in Brooklyn, a block or two from the mosque where the Sheikh used to preach. I can attest that if the blinds were open, you could see the black flag of jihad displayed on the second floor of the mosque.

In 1994, Hamawy also interned with the Benevolence International Foundation in Bosnia.

The 9/11 Commission Report described the now-defunct Benevolence International Foundation’s operation in Bosnia as part of an “impressive array of offices [that] covertly provided financial and other support for terrorist activities” by Osama bin Laden in the 1990s.

Hamawy received endorsements from Bernie Sanders, the Squad, and Hasan Piker. He’ll be elected to Congress in November. This is where we are now.

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    GlennAmurgis@GlennAmurgis·19w

    We know who Tucker and Megan Kelly are going to promote

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    Ekosj@Ekosj·19w
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    GlennAmurgis (View Comment):

    We know who Tucker and Megan Kelly are going to promote

    To quate from Hamawy (as best I can recall) the Sheikh was a nice old man who couldn't take care of himself so people did things to help him. And he never heard him say anything promoting violence.

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    Ekosj@Ekosj·19w

    25 years ago we vowed never to forget. Apparently we lied…or some of us did.

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    MiMac@MiMac·19w

    The Dems certainly have an inclusive back bench:

    (1) Karen Bass trained in Havana by the Castros,

    (2) Platner- a neo Nazi

    (3)Hamawy an islamofascist sympathizer (at least). Perhaps his name should be spelled Hamasway.

    the onlyy thing they share in common is a deep, abiding lust for power and a belief in a strong central state.

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    Susan Quinn@SusanQuinn·19w

    This supplement's your post nicely--

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