Thursday, 9 February 2023

Globalists lose one in Israel

‘Revolution of Tanks’? Having Lost in Israel, Globalists Face a Dangerous Precedent

With the stakes so high, will the globalists turn to violent extremes?

For the third time in its short history, Israel, by the will of fate or metaphysical destiny, once again finds itself in the epicenter of the struggle of the Western world with supranational totalitarian systems. The first time, it became an outpost in the way of the powerful Soviet empire, which sought to establish a communist world dictatorship. The second time, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, it was attacked by Islamic jihadists, who practiced against it the most monstrous methods of “fighting the infidels.” This onslaught was repulsed, and the jihadists were at least temporarily weakened. The new attack was marked by the advent of yet another, perhaps the most sophisticated, totalitarian ideology: globalism. And again, as before, the Jewish state has become the main battlefield.

The goal of globalism as an ideological system is the elimination of national states and cultures and the transformation of Western states into a single sterile territory with unlimited financial, material and intellectual resources. A human being in such system is doomed to turn into an infantile, ignorant and thoughtless consumer whose mind is filled with all sorts of ridiculous fantasies, such as “reptilian people,” “zombie apocalypse,” New Age beliefs and “flat earth.” Humans will be guided not by reason, but by spontaneous desires and emotions, and in fact, will turn into pets, with their fate depending entirely on the desires and whims of their owners.

This offensive against human being as a thinking and independent creature expands in all directions. Under the pretext of “global warming” or “climate change,” the economies of the leading states, their energy resources and modern agriculture are being destroyed. Under the pretext of “multiculturalism, equal rights for minorities and the rescue of refugees,” ethnic substitution of entire nations is taking place. Under the pretext of “fighting racism, imperialism and white supremacy,” globalists carry out a total destruction of the national history of Western states with their unique philosophies and cultures, as well as their brilliant scientific achievements, literature and architecture. Under the pretext of “equality of rights of sexual minorities,” psychophysical anomalies are presented as the highest value, and the institution of the family and human psychology are  being destroyed. Art becomes a disgusting caricature of itself. Monotheistic religions are being replaced by ridiculous pagan cults, and occult and esoteric practices. Young minds are subjected to sophisticated brainwashing that even the Soviet system did not know of. Finally, under the pretext of protecting democracy, cultural totalitarianism is established, in which ” dissenters” are pushed to the periphery of public and political life, and declared racists, fascists or mentally ill people. The “fourth beast, dreadful and terrible, and strong exceedingly” of prophet Daniel, as if resurrected from the dark depths, has come into the world.

All sorts of manipulations are used to take over the world, including an alliance between the progressives with their destructive agenda and Islamists, primarily the Muslim Brotherhood and their sponsors: Turkey and Qatar. There is a ruthless persecution of those who are trying to save their peoples from cultural destruction: first of all, Hungary and Poland, perhaps the last strongholds of Western civilization in the Old World.

However, the main tool of the globalists is now the judicial system, which was perceived by the fathers of democracy, from Alexis de Tocqueville, Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill to Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, as the main pillar of democracy. The judicial institutions of Western countries have turned into supranational structures, often not controlled by anyone, a kind of closed elite “priesthood.” Those who try to get in the way of globalism immediately become the object of legal persecution, supported by the media, academia and the highest officials. Trump in America, Netanyahu in Israel, Silvio Berlusconi and Matteo Salvini in Italy, Marine Le Pen in France, Alternative for Germany, Sebastian Kurz in Austria, Andrej BabiΕ‘ in the Czech Republic — these are the most striking victims of the modern auto-da-fΓ©. The accusations range from fraud, as in the case of Trump, Netanyahu and BabiΕ‘, to “illegally keeping migrants on board a ship,” as in the case of Matteo Salvini, and alleged sympathies for Nazis and fascists, as in the case of Giorgia Meloni. In some cases, politicians get vindicated, as happened to Marine Le Pen. Even so, she surprisingly softened her position on migrants. In some cases, as happened to Kurz, they are forced to leave politics completely.

Israel is a unique case where the most popular statesman, against whom four cases were initiated at once, managed to return to power thanks to the support of the society. Moreover, he gave carte blanche to his Minister of Justice to implement a judicial reform, that is to deprive the judicial caste of the exclusive status and unlimited powers. In doing so, he jeopardized all the privileges enjoyed by the judicial elite.

If the new government wins the battle in Israel, the “bad example” could be contagious. Globalists see this as a dangerous precedent. Globalists cannot allow any legitimate government of any country to disarm their “sacred establishment,” to take away their main instrument of power from them. This is a war of life and death, and this is what we are seeing today: mass hysteria, calls for defiance and rebellion, intimidation with threats of collapse of democracy, civil war and destruction of the state, political liquidation of key right-wing politicians, as in the case of Aryeh Deri.

If this unbridled orgy does not force the government to capitulate, the situation will be deliberately aggravated. Bloody provocations, riots, assassination attempts, and mass clashes are possible. Just as for Lenin and his accomplices Russia was nothing more than an experimental field, so for the current globalists, Israel and other countries are nothing more than a territory on which they, through their puppets, are “experimenting on people”*, according to Viktor Orban. If at this stage, the current government shows firmness and does not give in, or if the situation finally gets out of control, the elite will turn to their last resort — what ex-President of the Supreme Court Aharon Barak called the “ tanks revolution.”** In other words, tanks will be a response to the attempt to limit the power of judges — the world globalist elite will go for the establishment of a direct dictatorship. For they understand well that having lost in Israel, they risk losing the entire West. All their achievements and aspirations are at stake today.

* “I don’t like experimenting on people. Human experimentation is dangerous.” (Viktor OrbΓ‘n)

** “You have no greater evil than this as a constitutional revolution. The most parallel thing is a tanks revolution.” (Retired President of the Supreme Court, Aharon Barak)

Wednesday, 8 February 2023

Health and Wellness News: This is why you should eat oranges this winter

 

This is why you should eat oranges this winter

 

Oranges are now in season and you should eat and enjoy one of the most delicious and healthy fruits around. What's in this symbolic Israeli fruit that's so good health-wise?

 

Tuesday, 7 February 2023

Escape from Egypt πŸͺπŸ—» moment on the Coconut Whisperer: CCTV shows suspect stealing a gorilla statue from outside an emporium in Maryland

 

CCTV shows suspect stealing a gorilla statue from outside an emporium in Maryland


The suspect unfastens the gorilla using some large bolt cutters and loads it on to the back of a truck before driving off.


Sky News, Tuesday 31 January 2023

The theft is believed to have been preplanned. Montgomery County Police Department 


Murphy the gorilla was a local icon. Design Emporium and Antiques (photo courtesy of the New York Post)


The theft is believed to have been preplanned. Montgomery County Police Department 




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Monday, 6 February 2023

Earliest Known Recipe for Ready Salted Crisps Discovered in 200 Years Old Cookbook

Earliest known recipe for ready salted crisps is discovered in 200-year-old cookbook written by 19th century celebrity chef

  • The 1817 first edition book has a recipe for 'potatoes fried in slices or shavings'
  • The cookbook says to serve the crisps with a 'little salt sprinkled over them' 

The earliest known recipe for ready salted crisps has been discovered in a 19th century cookbook.

The instructions on how to make 'potatoes fried in slices or shavings' were written in the 1817 first edition of The Cook's Oracle by William Kitchiner.

Despite being more than 200 years old, the simple recipe tells the reader how to create a snack indistinguishable from modern day ready salted crisps.

Mr Kitchiner, who lived from 1775 to 1827, was an early celebrity chef whose book was a bestseller in both Britain and the United States. 

He tells the reader to 'peel large potatoes, slice them about a quarter of an inch thick, or cut them in shavings round and round, as you would peel a lemon'.

The earliest known recipe for crisps has been found in a book by William Kitchiner, an early celebrity chef from the 19th century

The earliest known recipe for crisps has been found in a book by William Kitchiner, an early celebrity chef from the 19th century

The 206-year-old cookbook contains a number of methods to cook potatoes

The 206-year-old cookbook contains a number of methods to cook potatoes 

The cookbook says to 'Peel large potatoes, and slice them the thickness of a two penny piece, dry them well in a clean cloth, flour them and fry them in lard' (stock image)

The cookbook says to 'Peel large potatoes, and slice them the thickness of a two penny piece, dry them well in a clean cloth, flour them and fry them in lard' (stock image)

The potatoes should then be dried well in a clean cloth, floured and fried in lard.

Mr Kitchener writes: 'Take care that your lard and frying pan are quite clean, put it on a quick fire, watch it, and as soon as it boils, and the lard is still, put in the slices of potato, and keep moving them until they are crisp.

THE FULL RECIPE 

Peel large potatoes, and slice them the thickness of a two penny piece, dry them well in a clean cloth, flour them and fry them in lard.

Take care that your lard and frying pan are quite clean, put it on a quick fire, watch it, and as soon as it boils, and the lard is still, put in the slices of potato, and keep moving them until they are crisp.

Take them up and lay them to drain on a sieve, send them up with a very little salt sprinkled over them.

'Take them up and lay them to drain on a sieve, send them up with a very little salt sprinkled over them.'

His book also contains 11 ketchup recipes, including for with cucumber, oysters and mussels.

The first edition copy of Cook's Oracle has emerged for sale from a British private collection for £600 with London-based Forum Auctions.

The anonymous vendor has owned it for several decades.

Justin Phillips, specialist at Forum Auctions, said: 'The present work contains one of the earliest recipes for what we now know as 'crisps'.

'Perhaps it could even be the genesis of the crisp, which is a British institution and one of the nation's favourite snacks.

'I have worked in auctions the auction trade for 27 years and have not seen a first edition of this book, so it is quite rare.'

Crisps were first produced commercially by the Mikesell's Potato Chip Company in America in 1910.

The Smiths company, founded in London in 1920, added seasoning to their products, with flavoured crisps first appearing in the 1950s.

Britons now eat six billion packs of crisps a year, with Walkers using 800 tonnes of potatoes to produce 11 million bags daily.

The sale takes place on February 9.

Escape from Egypt πŸͺπŸ—» moment on the Coconut Whisperer: Archaeologists find 5,000-year-old tavern in Iraq, refrigerator still intact

 

Archaeologists find 5,000-year-old tavern in Iraq, refrigerator still intact


The 5,000-year-old tavern in Iraq was found complete with benches, a refrigerator, an oven and remains of old food.


Researchers discovered an ancient tavern at Lagash in southern Iraq. Lagash Archaeological Project


A 5,000-year-old tavern with an open-air dining area and a partial kitchen was uncovered by a team of archeologists from the Penn Museum in Iraq.

The tavern is located in the southern ancient Iraqi city of Lagash, now known as Al-Hiba. Archaeologists discovered that it had benches, a refrigerator, an oven and remains of old food. 

Field Director Dr. Sara Pizzimenti from the University of Pisa suggested that instead of digging straight down, the team should use a different approach by excavating the area by digging horizontally. The team found the tavern was only 19 inches below the surface by following that approach.

"Recovering a site like this almost 5,000-year-old public eatery so close to the surface is remarkable," the Lagash Archaeological Project (LAP) Director and Curator of the Penn Museum's Near East Section, Dr. Holly Pittman said. "Only a meticulous, multi-phased horizontal excavation can expose what remains."

Lagash is one of the oldest and largest Mesopotamian cities during the 3rd millennium. Due to the surrounding marshes and its fertile land, it was a major production center for agriculture and fishing.

            An aerial view of the Lagash site in southern Iraq Lagash Archaeological Project


Dr. Pittman and the team of international researchers have been involved in the Lagash Archaeological Project for four years. 

"Recovering a site like this almost 5,000-year-old public eatery so close to the surface is remarkable,"

Dr. Pittman, the Lagash Archaeological Project (LAP) Director and Curator of the Penn Museum's Near East Section

 

      Archaeologists have also unearthed pits that held clay at Lagash. Lagash Archaeological Project

 

What have the archaeologists found so far at the site in Iraq?

Since their start in 2019, archaeologists have found two houses, roads, alleyways, pottery and ceramic kilns that have stayed intact for thousands of years. 

Dr. Pittman said that the residents in Lagash were neither elite nor slaves but rather independent people living in urban neighborhoods, a different approach than what archaeologists would have previously thought when excavating areas like this.

"Probably what we have - and especially in an environment as precarious as southern Mesopotamia - is that you have a broad band of people that we might consider 'middle class' during the 3rd millennium," Dr. Pittman explained. "They had agency; they made decisions. They didn't have wealth necessarily, but they were largely independent and had mobility."

The Lagash Archaeological Project has been working with nearby residents during excavations. The researchers would teach school kids and their families about archaeology and explain the area as well as show what they have found as they explained what they were used for.

The team of archaeologists is hoping that one day, they will be able to bring Iraqi archaeology students to work on the project as well.

Dr. Pittman and Ph.D. candidate in the Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World, Reed C. Goodman, will be speaking for the Great Lecture on May 3 about their work excavating areas in Iraq. 


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Saturday, 4 February 2023

Leftist Drama Queens Meltdown as Somali Muslim Omar Removed from Committee

Rep. Nancy Mace calls the Squad 'drama queens' for their meltdown over Ilhan Omar's committee removal and 'it's no surprise' they 'used racism as an excuse'

  • 'Very typical of the 'Squad' to see that kind of behavior on the floor' said Mace
  • Fellow progressives accused Republicans of racism and white supremacy 
  • Red. Rashida Tlaib half-sobbed, half-screamed: 'You belong on this committee' 
Rep. Nancy Mace,  Republican, who joined her caucus in voting to boot Rep. Ilhan Omar from Foreign Affairs, said the uproar on the House floor over the Minnesota Democrat's ouster was 'drama queens on display.'

'I would say that was complete drama queens on full display. And there's no surprise there that they would use racism as an excuse,' Mace, R-S.C. It's really unbelievable. But it's very typical of the ‘Squad’ to see that kind of behavior on the floor.'

Omar's allies broke into hysterics as their progressive comrade was about to be booted from the high-powered committee. 

Speaker Kevin McCarthy removed Omar from the Foreign Affairs Committee due to anti-Semitic remarks she made.

'I would say that was complete drama queens on full display. And there's no surprise there that they would use racism as an excuse,' Rep Nancy Mace, R-S.C., told 'Fox and Friends' on Friday morning

'I would say that was complete drama queens on full display. And there's no surprise there that they would use racism as an excuse,' Rep Nancy Mace, R-S.C., told 'Fox and Friends' on Friday morning

Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., accused Republicans of 'white supremacy' as she and other left-wing members of the Squad condemned their efforts to remove Ilhan Omar from the Foreign Affairs Committee.

'Republicans are waging a blatantly Islamophobic and racist attack on Congresswoman Omar and I've said it before I'll say it again: The white supremacy happening is unbelievable.' 

Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.) accused Republicans of 'white supremacy' as she and other left-wing members of the Squad condemned their efforts to remove Ilhan Omar from the Foreign Affairs Committee

Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.) accused Republicans of 'white supremacy' as she and other left-wing members of the Squad condemned their efforts to remove Ilhan Omar from the Foreign Affairs Committee

Progressive firebrand Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York condemned the GOP for 'racism and incitement of violence against women of color.'

'Don't tell me that this is about a condemnation of antisemitic remarks...This is about targeting women of color in the United States of America,' AOC said emphatically. 

Democratic Rep. Rashid Tlaib of Michigan broke down as she said: 'Congresswoman Omar, I am so sorry that our country is failing you today through the chamber.'

She raised her voice in a howl as she was told her time was cut off.

'You belong on this committee,' she half sobbed, half screamed before her microphone was cut off. 

Speaker Kevin McCarthy's got the Squad member removed over her history of comments comparing Israel to Hamas and the Taliban and saying the relationship between the Jewish state and the U.S. is 'all about the Benjamins' in 2019. 

'She described 9/11 by saying "some people did something",' McCarthy said.

Before the vote, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez condemned the GOP for what she said amounted to 'racism and incitement of violence against women of color'

Before the vote, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez condemned the GOP for what she said amounted to 'racism and incitement of violence against women of color'

House Republicans on Thursday voted to kick Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar from the Foreign Affairs Committee over her antisemitic comments in chaotic scenes in Congress.

House Republicans on Thursday voted to kick Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar from the Foreign Affairs Committee over her antisemitic comments in chaotic scenes in Congress. 

In his press conference House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries 0f New York admitted Omar has used 'antisemitic tropes'.

McCarthy has said that Omar  represented a 'national security concern.

Rep. Gregory Meeks, D-N.Y., suggested Republicans were being racist for targeting Omar, a Muslim Somali American. 

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota) walks to her office flanked by AOC, Rep. Sara Jacobs (over her left shoulder) and a scrum of reporters

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota) walks to her office flanked by AOC, Rep. Sara Jacobs (over her left shoulder) and a scrum of reporters 

'The Foreign Affairs committee involves sensitive intelligence briefings and things like that, and when it comes to our national security and when it comes to our relationship with Israel, her views have a bearing on her ability to serve on that committee,' Rep. Andy Barr said.

Florida Rep. Byron Donalds incredulously asked DailyMail.com, 'Are you serious?' when questioned about why he believes Omar should be kicked off the high-profile Foreign Affairs panel.

'First of all, Congresswoman Omar - this is now the third time that issues have been made about her anti-Semitic comments. In 2019. There was a resolution brought to the House floor, specifically about her, that Nancy Pelosi watered down to just say Congress opposes antisemitism,' Donalds said.

'Well, of course Congress opposes antisemitism, but there is one member that has had this rhetorical issue, and frankly philosophical issue, for some time.

'We have our political issues here in the United States. We all know that. But Israel being our most important ally in that region has not been a point of this- of disagreement between Republicans and Democrats when it comes to foreign policy, save for one member. So why should that member continue to sit on Foreign Affairs?'

A supposed DNA match between Rep. Ilhan Omar and her second husband Ahmed Elmi allegedly proves that the two are siblings. The match says that Omar's DNA was taken from a cigarette butt, while Elmi's purportedly came from a drinking straw. Omar has never before been known to be a smoker, however, she was seen in a grainy picture with a cigarette in her mouth

A DNA match between Rep. Ilhan Omar and her second husband Ahmed Elmi proves that the two are siblings. Omar's DNA was taken from a cigarette butt, while Elmi's  came from a drinking straw. Omar has never before been known to be a smoker, however, she was seen in a grainy picture with a cigarette in her mouth

It has long been rumored that Omar and Elmi are siblings, but because of a lack of paperwork in war-torn Somalia, positive proof has never been uncovered
It has long been rumored that Omar and Elmi (pictured) are siblings, but because of a lack of paperwork in war-torn Somalia, positive proof has never been uncovered

It had long been rumored that Omar and Elmi are siblings, but because of a lack of paperwork in war-torn Somalia, positive proof has never been uncovered previously

DailyMail.com had previously revealed that Omar was having an affair with her chief fundraiser Tim Mynett, a married father-of-one, whose company received more than half a million dollars from her campaign last year. They married last year 

Omar was married to Ahmed Hirsi — who she later remarried. They have since divorced and in March 2020 she married Mynett, her chief fundraiser

Omar had once been married to Ahmed Hirsi — who she later remarried. They have since divorced and in March 2020 she married Mynett, her chief fundraiser

In the late 2000s Elmi (pictured) appeared in Minneapolis, said Somali blogger Abdihakim Osman. 'People began noticing that Ilhan and [Hirsi] were often with a very effeminate young guy. He was very feminine in the way he dressed — he would wear light lipstick and pink clothes and very short shorts in the summer. People started whispering about him. [Hirsi] and Ilhan told me it was Ilhan's brother'

In the 2000s Elmi (pictured) appeared in Minneapolis, said Somali blogger Abdihakim Osman. 'People began noticing that Ilhan and [Hirsi] were often with a very effeminate young guy. He was very feminine in the way he dressed — he would wear light lipstick and pink clothes and very short shorts in the summer. People started whispering about him. [Hirsi] and Ilhan told me it was Ilhan's brother'

Abdihakim Osman (pictured with Hirsi) is the first person to go on record to speak of how Omar said she wanted to get her brother papers so he could stay in the United States, at a time when she was married to Ahmed Hirsi. But hardly anyone realized that meant marrying him
'No one knew there had been a wedding until the media turned up the marriage certificate years later,' Osman, 40, told DailyMail.com

Abdihakim Osman (left with Hirsi and right with Omar) is the first person to go on record to speak of how Omar said she wanted to get her brother papers so he could stay in the United States. But hardly anyone realized that meant marrying him. 'No one knew there had been a wedding until the media turned up the marriage certificate years later,' Osman, 40, told DailyMail.com

Osman said: 'When [Hirsi] and Ilhan got married, a lot of people were invited. It was a big Islamic wedding uniting two large clans in the Minneapolis community. I would say there were 100-150 people there.' But, he said: 'When she married Elmi, no one even knew about it.' Pictured: Omar (left) with Elmi (right)

Osman said: 'When [Hirsi] and Ilhan got married, a lot of people were invited. It was a big Islamic wedding uniting two large clans in the Minneapolis community. I would say there were 100-150 people there.' But, he said: 'When she married Elmi, no one even knew about it.' Pictured: Omar (left) with Elmi (right) 

The leftist congresswoman, 37, spent months denying she had split from husband Ahmed Hirsi despite this website revealing she had left their marital home and was having an affair with a campaign aide. Omar finally filed for divorce from Hirsi (pictured together) on October 7

The leftist congresswoman, 37, spent months denying she had split from husband Ahmed Hirsi despite this website revealing she had left their marital home and was having an affair with a campaign aide. Omar later finally filed for divorce from Hirsi (pictured together)

Pastor Wilecia Harris (pictured with her husband Marcus Harris) officiated at the 2009 ceremony of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar¿s marriage to Elmi.  The pastor's husband has made it clear his wife is not willing to help shed any light on the matter

Pastor Wilecia Harris (pictured with her husband Marcus Harris) officiated at the 2009 ceremony of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's marriage to Elmi. 

Elmi is shown in one of the many mirror selfies he shares on Instagram
Elmi

After their marriage Omar and Elmi moved to Fargo, where they both attended North Dakota State.

DailyMail.com broke the news last year that Omar was having an affair with then- married Mynett, whose firm E. Street Group she continues to pay for consultancy work. The two are pictured together on May 26 at a Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) event - a month after he told his wife he was leaving her

DailyMail.com then revealed that Omar was having an affair with her chief fundraiser Tim Mynett, a married father-of-one, whose company received more than half a million dollars from her campaign last year. The two are pictured together at a Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) event

A group of more than 2,000 rabbis are demanding House Republicans follow through on Speaker Kevin McCarthy's efforts to boot Representative Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota) off of the powerful Foreign Affairs Committee

A group of more than 2,000 rabbis demanded that House Republicans follow through on Speaker Kevin McCarthy's efforts to boot Representative Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota) off of the powerful Foreign Affairs Committee

Coalition for Jewish Values President Rabbi Yoel Schonfeld sent a fourth letter to Congress urging the removal of Omar to help 'quell the rising tide of antisemitic speech and violence'

Coalition for Jewish Values President Rabbi Yoel Schonfeld sent a fourth letter to Congress urging the removal of Omar to help 'quell the rising tide of antisemitic speech and violence' 

Rep. Ilhan Omar has repeatedly come under fire for alleged anti-Semitic comments and those that compare Israel and the United States to terrorist organizations

Rep. Ilhan Omar has repeatedly come under fire for anti-Semitic comments and those that compare Israel and the United States to terrorist organizations

Republican House Leader Kevin McCarthy has said that if he becomes speaker, he will kick Omar off committee assignments because of her history of alleged anti-Semitic comments

Republican House Leader Kevin McCarthy kicked Omar off the committee assignment because of her history of alleged anti-Semitic comments

Omar was arrested outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday during a protest against the overturn of Roe v. Wade last month

Omar was arrested outside the Supreme Court during a protest against the overturn of Roe v. Wade

Ilhan Omar
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Omar and squad member Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez smirked and faked being handcuffed as they were detained during the protest

Omar (left) appeared to pretend to be handcuffed by police during the arrest. Pictured: Omar smiles and chats with fellow squad member Rashida Tlaib (right) as they sit in the grass after being detained for participating in an abortion rights protest at the Supreme Court Tuesday

Pictured: Omar smiles and chats with fellow squad member Rashida Tlaib (right) as they sit in the grass after being detained for participating in an abortion rights protest at the Supreme Court

Omar was booed off stage during a Somali music festival in Minneapolis over Independence Day weekend (pictured) – shortly after her comments comparing violence in the city to a Somali refugee camp

Omar was booed off stage during a Somali music festival in Minneapolis over Independence Day weekend 

'Get the f*** out' one crowd member is heard yelling at Omar in a now-viral video of the concert. Davis says that the clip is 'confirmation and manifestation' onto video of Minnesota's dissatisfaction with Omar

'Get the f*** out' one crowd member is heard yelling at Omar in a now-viral video of the concert. Davis says that the clip is 'confirmation and manifestation' onto video of Minnesota's dissatisfaction with Omar