Hi everybody, this is Gadzad.

Pursuant to the Bondi Beach Massacre, I've seen many folks and certainly some high-profile

hosts and journalists and others state that, you know, in a sense, you could see the

Bondi Beach as a very reasonable reaction

to what happened between Israel and the Palestinians post-October 7th when the greatest number of Jews

were massacred since the Holocaust.

And so in a sense, you could understand that a Jewish person is harassed in Malmol, Sweden,

or say, I have to take a two-year leave from my professorship in Montreal, Canada, or diners sitting in L.A. are harassed by

Muslims. All of those are justifiable because by you being Jewish, you become complicit in whatever

people are complaining about in terms of Israel's response to the

October 7th massacre.

So all Jews are collectively guilty.

And we could debate whether there is actual any guilt to be ascribed.

But all Jews, it doesn't matter where, the Holocaust survivor who died on Bondi Beach, guilty.

The 10-year-old little girl, guilty.

Because ultimately, they're probably Zionists, and therefore they certainly can fit under the umbrella of guilt that all Jews should be under. On the other hand, when 48,000 plus Islamic

terror attacks are committed in 70 plus countries since 9-11 alone, not only are no Muslims

guilty of it, including the Muslims who perpetrated those things.

But as a matter of fact, it could only be the opposite, since Islam does not condone any violence.

And as a matter of fact, Islam should be hailed because Ahmed, the gentleman who jumped against one of the two Bandai killers, was

himself Muslims. So Islam is epistemologically, existentially blameless. Jews are collectively

to blame for anything that happens anywhere under the name of Israel.

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