Several days ago, I made a series of phone calls. Here are the results:
- I attempted to call the Australian Embassy in order to inquire about (and criticize) the Australian Government for deciding to recognize the state of Palestine, as well as its anti-Israeli stance. I was eventually provided with an email address.
- I tried to call the British Embassy so I could also ask about (and criticize) the British Government for wanting to recognize the state of Palestine, in addition to its anti-Israeli stance. I also wanted to bring up the number of Muslims living in the United Kingdom, and that such migration is part of the global jihad (of which the Arab-Israeli conflict is also part of). I was provided with an email address.
- I then tried to call the Canadian Embassy so I could ask (and criticize) the Canadian Government for wanting to recognize the state of Palestine and its anti-Israeli stance. Unfortunately, I was unable to find the right person to talk to.
- I then attempted to call the French in order to ask why (and criticize) the French Government about wanting to recognize the state of Palestine, and hence its anti-Israeli stance. I also planned to mention the number of Muslims living in France, and how it is part of the global jihad. I was told the people I needed to speak to were out to lunch.
- Next, I tried to call the Irish Embassy, so I could learn why (and criticize) the Irish Government planning to recognize the state of Palestine and its anti-Israeli stance. Unfortunately, I was unable to find the right person to speakto on this matter.
- I then tried to call the Norwegian Embassy so I could ask why (and criticize) the Norwegian Government wanting to recognize the state of Palestine and its anti-Israeli stance. Unfortunately, I got a busy signal.
- I then attempted to call the Spanish Embassy in order to inquire why (and criticize) the Spanish Government on deciding to recognize the state of Palestine and its anti-Israeli stance. But I was unable to speak with anyone, and was given an email address.
- I planned to call the campaign office for Zohran Mamdani about his proposed socialist policies (as well as any intentions to implement sharia law in New York City), but could not find a phone number. The only contact information was a web form.
- I also planned to call the campaign office for Omar Fateh so I could ask if he planned to implement sharia law in Minneapolis, but could not find a phone number, just an email address.
- I then tried to call Abdullah Mahmoud- the mayor of Dearborn(istan), and call him out over his remarks towards Ted Barham. Unfortunately, the only phone number I could find was a 311 call center number for the city. Apparently, the only way to contact the mayor’s office is a web form.
I don’t know why none of these places/organizations have someone that I could talk to over the phone. Maybe they just don’t want to deal with inquiries and criticism.
There was one bright spot, though. I spoke to a member of Congressman Brett Guthrie’s staff. The topics that we talked about included restructuring the federal government,recommissioning America’s battleships, and bringing back the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC). I should add that the conversation went well.
