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Democrat Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is taking a stand for Somalians following the discovery that billions of Minnesota taxpayer dollars went to Somalian fraud, and he’s doing it by recording himself trying to eat their food.The key word is “trying.”On December 5, the mayor sat down at a Somali restaurant with a few Somalis while the camera rolled. However, the camera caught Frey’s odd facial expressions as he slowly chewed the rice and beans for what seemed to be forever.“Jacob Frey ... was not enjoying the Somalian food that he was eating,” BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales comments, explaining that his failed attempt at making Somalian food look good inspired her to try it herself.“Is Somalian food as bad as Jacob Frey makes it look?” Gonzales asks, before trying it.Gonzales tries the food but can’t stomach more than a few bites. And because her reaction was so negative, she received a barrage of angry comments from the left.“Jacob Frey kind of started it. He made me curious, and he was correct in his facial expressions, and I just — it’s so crazy how you can get death threats over something like that from liberals,” Gonzales comments.One user on the app X messaged Gonzales, writing, “Your heads [sic] gonna end up on a stick you dumb bitch. ... You’re gonna’ get assassinated. Except your [sic] way less relevant than Charlie Kirk.”“I can’t even explain why people are so pressed that Sara Gonzales said, ‘Somalian food sucks,’” Gonzales says.“Checked it off my bucket list,” she continues. “Jacob Frey was correct.”Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred takes on news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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The European Union is reportedly going to ditch plans to stop making gas-powered cars by 2035. Because that was never a viable plan. European MEP Manfred Weber says that the EU will announce this walk-back this week. The original plan, sold as a climate necessity, has run headlong into economic reality: cost, infrastructure limits, energy supply problems, and growing public backlash. European automakers have warned for years that a full transition to electric vehicles by 2035 was unrealistic without massive subsidies, abundant cheap electricity, and charging infrastructure that simply does not exist, especially outside major cities. Consumers have also pushed back, balking at higher prices, shorter ranges, battery degradation, and dependence on Chinese supply chains for critical minerals. Now, as energy prices remain volatile and Europe continues to struggle with grid capacity and industrial competitiveness, Brussels appears to be quietly retreating from its most aggressive green targets. Instead of an outright ban, policymakers are signaling a more “technology-neutral” approach, which is code for “we fold because we didn’t think this through.” Reality, once again, is forcing ideology to blink. The post Europe Hits the Brakes appeared first on Redacted.

A horrific mass shooting at a Hanukkah gathering on Australia’s Bondi Beach left at least 15 people dead and dozens wounded, marking one of the country’s deadliest attacks in decades. The victims were Australians, the crime occurred on Australian soil, and the investigation properly belongs to Australian authorities. Yet within hours, foreign intelligence agencies were already shaping the narrative. Israeli intelligence, including Mossad, inserted itself into the story almost immediately, despite no indication that Israeli citizens were targeted or harmed. Within hours the blame was pointed squarely at Iran, with no evidence of any foreign involvement. Media coverage leaned heavily on speculation and anonymous intelligence claims rather than confirmed facts. We should ask why Mossad is involved in this investigation at all. This attack had nothing to do with Israel. It was an attack on Australians, on Australian soil. Israel claims responsibility for Jews worldwide, but that claim has no legal or jurisdictional basis. This would be like an African country investigating the Buffalo, NY supermarket shooting because the victims were Black. This story is tragic enough without a foreign government stepping in to “help” while shaping the narrative. Another way the narrative has been distorted is by calling the victims “Holocaust survivors.” One of the deceased lived in exile in Siberia during World War II. The Nazis never controlled Siberia and living in exile as a person displaced by war does not a Holocaust survivor make. Maybe ask a person who survived the Jewish ghettos or concentration camp how they feel about that label being thus applied. The thing is, this man’s death does not need embellishment. It is horrific on its own. The dishonor comes not from the victim, but from media outlets that layer emotional manipulation onto an already devastating story. That kind of narrative inflation makes people suspicious and it ultimately harms the very communities it claims to defend. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu went further, blaming the Australian government for the attack and claiming that its support for Palestinian statehood fueled antisemitism. That assertion raises obvious questions. Why would a Muslim attacker target Jewish Australians because Australia endorsed statehood for Palestinian Muslims? I don’t get it. He said that he now “expects” Western governments to “take action” against antisemitism. We can only guess what he means by that. The post A Tragedy, Then the Spin appeared first on Redacted.

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