Masked anti-Israel protesters take over NYC subway car, tell ‘Zionists’ to raise their hands: ‘This is your chance to get out’

NY Post ^ | 06/11/2024 | Patrick Reilly

[ChicagoConservative27]

Masked anti-Israel protesters took over a New York City subway car on Monday and demanded to know if there were any “Zionists” on the train — then warned them: ‘This is your chance to get out.”

The sickening moment came after protesters rallied in Union Square Park in Manhattan and held up a banner that read “Long live October 7.”

One antisemitic demonstrator at the event yelled that he wished “Hitler was still here” to “wipe out” the Jews.

Later, the mob of protesters lit flares and waved flags associated with Hezbollah and Hamas in front of the Nova Music Festival Exhibition on Wall Street during an organized “citywide day of rage for Gaza.”

[Right Wing Vegan]

Problem is people on subway cars are so used to tuning out crazies that an actual dangerous trend could go unrecognized until it’s too late.

[Liaison]

I don’t doubt a few more Jews are going to be armed in the subway are this. No matter the NYC and state penalties are, living is better than dying.

[Scott from the Left Coast]

Ah, those wacky Democrat constituents

[SaveFerris]

[Masked anti-Israel protesters take over NYC subway car, tell ‘Zionists’ to raise their hands: ‘This is your chance to get out’]

These people would have crawled over broken glass to vote for Adolph Hitler

[matt04]

I agree. Not so much in this article, but fairly recently, one of their protests, possibly in DC, had nearly identical tactics to what we saw in 2020. You had a group spray painting things, another group with homemade shields, etc. Just a different message. I don’t doubt that they are some of the exact same people organized by the exact same group.

[matt04]

I was in New York City last year to see Phantom before it closed. Made the decision to go for a weekday matinee. Took Amtrak to Moynihan train hall and ended up walking to the theater and took a cab back. I hadn’t been to New York in probably 10 years, so I figured, might as well go to Times Square since it’s not that far from Broadway.

It was not as I remembered. Sure, in the past, you had street performers. They were still there, but practically demanded you buy one of their CDs by your face and signing it.

[matt04]

Don’t worry, the FBI is still working on making sure they find everyone who walked through the velvet ropes on January 6, and left when asked.

[SisterK]

the demoNcrats own this

[SisterK]

Time to play NAZIs and Cowboys

I'm in

[SisterK]

now on the “kill the Jews” phase of civilizational collapse

first the Saturday people
then the Sunday people

[mass55th]

My Dad worked on the NY Central Railroad, so we got to ride the train for free. Back in the mid 50's to very early 60's, my mother, father, brother and I rode the train there a few times. We lived in Rochester, N.Y. at the time. We'd leave at midnight on Friday night, and get to the city Saturday morning. We'd stop at the automat and get breakfast, then walk around until it was time to check into the hotel. We always stayed at the Hotel Piccadilly. I just did a search, and it got torn down in 1982.

Back then in Times Square, you still had the Camel cigarette billboard with the featured character blowing smoke rings. There weren't any street performers back then, or people accosting you hawking their stuff. I remember seeing cadets from West Point in their uniforms walking around in groups during our trips there.

[Ban Draoi Marbh Draoi]

All Jewish subway riders need to carry a concealed baseball bat or tire thumper on their persons; if this nonsense happens again give the terrorists a severe beating.

The idiots might get the message that people are no longer tolerating their antics.

[mbrfl]

Oh wow, a city-wide day of rage for Gaza. Get back with me when the left hold a “chill out and respect your neighbors” day. Now THAT would be newsworthy.

[firebrand]

They’re still alive and well. Curtis shaking hands with the crowd at the St. Patrick’s Day parade.

But they can’t do much in this town, no matter how active they are.

[frank ballenger]

Disturbing.
Hadn’t heard of that book before.

[mass55th]

"Disturbing. Hadn’t heard of that book before."

I think I ran across it when searching on Amazon for some used books. I'm only on page 78, and I'm already terribly disgusted with what those Nazis were allowed to get away with. One of the people these spy groups helped escape Germany was Josef Mengele. The CIC/CIA turned a blind eye to what was going on. They were only interested in whatever intelligence came their way, and a lot of it was gossip, or just made up crap. And because there were so many unknown individuals being recruited into the groups, it wasn't long before some of those groups were infiltrated by Soviet moles.

[dfwgator]

Otto Skorzeny worked for the Mossad.

[mass55th]

"Otto Skorzeny worked for the Mossad."

He's mentioned in this book. In Chapter 7, it says Wilhelm Beisner worked for Walter Rauff, "a fugitive criminal leading the western 'wanted' list, was one of the informants of the Gehlen Org in Damascus. The Gehlen Org was headed by former Nazi intelligence officer Reinhard Gehlen. It was the first spy group authorized by the CIC/CIA. Beisner also worked for the Egyptians. "Officially, he was the secretary of Abbas Hakim, brother-in-law of deposed King Farouk." In the early 50's, Beisner was selling military hardware to the Egyptian government, mostly machine guns exported by Alfa, a Madrid firm belonging to Otto Skorzeny.

That's as far as I've gotten on Skorzeny, but in the index he's shows up in later chapters.

[popdonnelly]

We need to get these scum out of the U.S.

[Candor7]

‘This is your chance to get out.”>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Soon, people will be carrying On the subway. People will not take much more of this racist crap.