Meet the terrorist behind the next women’s march

By Kyle Smith
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Instead of milling around Washington, organizers have in mind a “general strike” called the Day without a Woman. In a manifesto published in The Guardian on Feb. 6, the brains behind the movement are calling for a “new wave of militant feminist struggle.” That’s right: militant, not peaceful.

The document was co-authored by, among others, Rasmea Yousef Odeh, a convicted terrorist. Odeh, a Palestinian, was convicted in Israel in 1970 for her part in two terrorist bombings, one of which killed two students while they were shopping for groceries. She spent 10 years in prison for her crimes. She then managed to become a US citizen in 2004 by lying about her past (great detective work, INS: Next time, use Google) but was subsequently convicted, in 2014, of immigration fraud for the falsehoods. However, she won the right to a new trial (set for this spring) by claiming she had been suffering from PTSD at the time she lied on her application. Oh, and in her time as a citizen, she worked for a while as an ObamaCare navigator.
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So we have the women's march, and the new call for a "militant struggle" being called by actual terrorists like convicted bomber Rasmea Yousef Odeh. But she is not the only one within this new "women's militant struggle".

In fact another of the co-authors of the "new women's militant manifesto" is Angela Davis, a Stalinist supporter and longtime Black Panther supporter who was acquitted in 1972 after she bought three guns which were used in a courtroom shootout which left 4 men dead, including U.S. Judge Haley during the Marin County courthouse incident. Two other people were also injured. Davis also had connections with the 17 year old, Jonathan Jackson, who kidnapped the judge in the Marin county courtroom.

The third co-author of this "new women's militant manifesto" is Tithi Bhattacharya. Bhattacharya wrote an essay for International Socialist Review in which she praised Maoists by writing "Maoists are on the terrorist list of the US State Department, Canada, and the European Union...Maoists are back in the news and by all accounts they are fighting against all the right people."

Bhattacharya writes extensively about Marxist theory, and she often refers to herself as a "revolutionary socialist". In the same article which she used in a 2012 conference in Chicago she wrote:

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As revolutionary socialists we need to take a serious look at this resurgence of Maoism, particularly in the Global South.
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She obviously refers to herself as a "revolutionary socialist".

These leaders of the next "women's march" are an obvious example that the organizers of these "left-wing protests" are more and more willing to resort to violence, and are guided by violent ideologies whose only purpose is to implement "Socialist/Marxist ideology" in western nations.

Are these the type of leaders women in the left want to be lead by? Terrorists, and would be terrorists who are also socialist/Marxist revolutionaries, and who only want to use "women's march" to call for more "militant socialist revolutions"?

Before you claim "but I have nothing to do with their ideology" remember these are the leaders of these marches you might be planning to participating in.

She looks and sounds like a real genuine role model.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse


Here she is in all her friendliness.

It's Ok she is on the leftist's side.

Rasmea Yousef Odeh spent 10 years in prison for her part in two terrorist bombings

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

So communists are marching an planning protests.

Not surprising since their Hillary lost. They are angry that the US isn't turning globalist/socialist/communist.

a reply to: xuenchen

All three of them sound like excellent role models don't they? That is if you want for role models convicted terrorists, and would be terrorists who constantly call for "militant revolutions" and praise "socialist/marxist revolutions."

Ship her back home.

Living up to the legacy of the first women's march I see, whose speakers included convicted murderers, Sunni theocrats, and anarchists calling for the overthrow of the government.

a reply to: seasonal

I think an acting career would have suited her better.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Should've sentenced her to death imao.

Lets' be real, had she been a man, they would've.

It's all good though, I understand how # works.

Equal opposite reaction ya dig?

a reply to: myselfaswell

So many options, she could do some fill in work.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

It almost seems like a desperate move by tptb ...throw the mud to see what might stick and try to make it grow ...

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Some folks that often rant about the sorted violence of the "right" need to read this. Left violence has always been far and away the bigger deal.

I've got a slogan for them. "The brown skirts are coming". The first women march was just useless. They protested for rights they already had in the most priviliged country on the planet. Now they will be used again by some lunatics. That is so wonderful...

I'm rooting for some counter protests around the world where real women are oppressed on a daily bases to show them their hypocrisy. They have my support. Not the womens march. Can't wait to see some washed up hollywood stars that talk about problems they could easily fix with there millions. They live in gated communities surrounded by walls and how many illegal immigrants or refugees found shelter in their homes? Zero!

That's why i don't watch the oscars. They will say some stupid political # to smear Trump again and the social media faction will eat it up like ambrosia.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Your premise er sorry... the premise that you were fed, is absurd. I had to look up Rasmea Odeh, apparently she's being deported because she lied about her record when applying for residency. She was released in a prisoner exchange program because her confession was elicited through torture. She could be innocent.

Militant doesn't mean violent and there's no call for violence in the Guardian op-ed.

Quit your fear mongering and anti-feminism baiting.

a reply to: Kali74

Yep maybe, maybe not. Seems like this would not be a good candidate to lead a huge march. Vetting process? Still none?

She could be innocent.

A Palestinian convicted by the Israelis what a joke Israel convicts Palestinians whether they are guilty or not. It is fun to watch people piss and moan when a citizen starts using their rights.

a reply to: seasonal

Whether she's there or not it doesn't matter. Millions of women have decided to march, protest, demonstrate, rebel... against Trump and his administration. It's going to happen regardless because women feel like they have been put on the defensive.

And obviously she was vetted or she'd have gotten away with lying and wouldn't be being deported.

ETA: I skimmed the wiki on Odeh too fast. Her case hasn't been decided yet.

originally posted by: buster2010
A Palestinian convicted by the Israelis what a joke Israel convicts Palestinians whether they are guilty or not. It is fun to watch people piss and moan when a citizen starts using their rights.

Aah, so you completely skipped the part in which she played her part on two bombings... You also seem to ignore the fact that this next women's march has been called as a "militant women's uprising"...

BTW, you also ignored the two other co-authors mentioned in the story who are both "socialist revolutionaries".