The New York Post: Pro-Abdul El-Sayed ad ripped for being antisemitic has a very sketchy history
A controversial, anti-Israel ad backing Michigan Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed was rebranded and recycled from the failed and illegitimate presidential bid of “Young Turks” co-founder and Hasan Piker’s uncle, Cenk Uygur.
The ad features a rather false anti-Israel trope blaming Israel for the cost of food in the US, with further false claims, and ends in the "Mike Rogers works for "They/Them" and of course you know exactly who the They/Them the ad refers to are, right?
El Sayed's campaign has not disavowed the ad, but simply stated it is not affiliated with his campaign.
But it sure as heck is from his close supporter Cenk Uyger, who is Hasan Piker's uncle (Progressive Islamists sure are an incestuous lot, aren't they?) and El Sayed has campaigned and appeared with both of them.
If anyone thinks the El Sayed official campaign did not know the ad was coming and there was no coordination occurring, well, there's a bridge between two peninsulas in Michigan I'd like to sell you.
Any Michigan Jew that votes for El Sayed after this ad is lower than a Kapo. Kapos were at least forced by circumstances into doing what they did to try and survive, voters for El Sayed have no such excuse.
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