Roundtable of US Veterans Officials Concerned with Women and Minorities: A Who's Who of Leading Veteran Advocates and Providers in S. California

"Women and Minority Veterans Roundtable." An event held April 11, 2023 at Patriot Hall in Los Angeles. Organized by Greg Lee, former California Commander of the Jewish War Veterans.

After inducting new military recruits in Los Angeles, and following his speech to more young people, we asked visiting guest speaker, NBC/MSNBC military analyst Col. Jack Jacobs (a US Medal of Honor recipient) how well he feels Vietnam veterans are finally getting their due? Might American security benefit from a national service obligation for young people living here nowadays?

Part 1: "Introducing the Participants" "A Who's Who of Leading Veteran Advocates and Providers.

Greg Lee of the Jewish War Veterans leads the exploration of the current state of collaboration and coordination among veteran groups in Sacramento. While there may be several separate groups working on similar issues, they are not always aligned or coordinated. Mr. Lee believes that collaboration and coordination among experts in different areas can be beneficial and can help move the dial in the right direction. Regarding producer-generated content, the video touches on the topic of social media, specifically short reels on TikTok, which are currently popular among younger audiences. 

The hosts also discuss the effects of the pandemic on the industry and the importance of marketing efforts in promoting the important work being done by these organizations. The video welcomes the attendees and acknowledges the challenges they faced getting there. 

The next speaker, Dov Cohen, gives a brief invocation on behalf of the National Cemetery Support Foundation, and the deputy director of the Los Angeles County Department of Military and Veteran Affairs discusses the importance of their role in the event. The speakers in this session focus on advocating for veterans and their families, specifically women veterans. They discuss the issue of women veterans not participating in the full range of veteran benefits programs, despite being the fastest-growing cohort. They emphasize the need to help these veterans better understand their eligibility and connect them to these resources, as well as acknowledge the sacrifices made by all veterans, regardless of gender.

The video introduces a group of leaders actively involved with the Rolling Vietnam Mall, including Captain Tasu Battalion EXO for Los Angeles recruiting, Dr. Ali H. Hong, Trojan Success Initiatives Director at USC, and Janine Williams, a USC veteran and center supervisor for the veterans Resource Center. The group also features Cedric Thomas, office administrator for the Los Angeles National Cemetery, Glenn Sheer, past commander of the Hollywood Squadron 43, Jeff D, US Marine Corps Commander, and Chaplain Dove Cohen, US Air Force Vietnam. They discuss their relationships with various veteran organizations and the work they do to provide resources and support for veterans and their families. The video concludes with reflections on the host's experience of interacting with civilians who don't understand the challenges faced by veterans during their transition to civilian life. The host emphasizes the importance of empowering veterans with resources and guidance to achieve success in their career. The video also introduces several veterans who are present in the roundtable and provides insight into their backgrounds, experiences, and achievements.

• 00:00:00 In this section of the Roundtable Pt 1, the speaker discusses the current state of collaboration and coordination among veteran groups in Sacramento. While there may be several separate groups working on similar issues, they are not always aligned or coordinated. However, the speaker believes that collaboration and coordination among experts in different areas can be beneficial and can help move the dial in the right direction. The speaker also emphasizes the need to address the growing number of women veterans and the importance of their contributions. Women veterans in the military currently make up a 50% contingent when all dependent spouses, reserves, guards, and other family members and caregivers are included. This is a significant increase from the 20% of women that previously comprised the military. The speaker acknowledges that addressing the needs of women veterans and minorities will require consistent incremental improvements, but believes that this can lead to significant changes in the future. The speaker then discusses the importance of addressing minority veteran issues, specifically the Jewish War Veterans, the Latino community, and the African-American population. While the latter may have more visibility, the speaker is excited to extend a hand of friendship to the Latino community and acknowledge their contributions to the veteran community.
  
  
• 00:05:00 In this section the hosts discuss various topics related to veteran advocacy and provision. They begin by asking everyone to introduce themselves, emphasizing the importance of standing up and being succinct during these introductions. The video then moves on to the topic of social media, specifically short reels on Tik Tok, which are currently popular among younger audiences. The hosts also discuss the effects of the pandemic on the industry and the importance of marketing efforts in promoting the important work being done by these organizations. The video ends with a call to appreciate different opinions and respect the diversity of viewpoints.
  
  
• 00:10:00 In this section Greg Lee welcomes the attendees and thanks them for coming to Downtown LA. He acknowledges the challenges of getting there, but expresses gratitude for their presence. The host then gives an introduction of the next speaker, Dove Cohen, who will be giving a brief invocation. Cohen is an Air Force veteran, chaplain, and chairman emeritus of the National Cemetery Support Foundation. The host then acknowledges and thanks the deputy director of the Los Angeles County Department of Military and Veteran Affairs, Stephanie Stone, for her participation and leadership in the event.
  
  
• 00:15:00 In this section, the speakers discuss their focus on advocating for veterans and their families, specifically women veterans. They highlight the issue of women veterans not participating in the full range of veteran benefits programs, despite being the fastest growing cohort. They also mention the need to help these veterans better understand their eligibility and connect them to these resources, as well as to acknowledge the sacrifices made by all veterans, regardless of gender. The speakers include Bob Lee, retired from the US Navy, who served in the First Gulf War and now serves as vice commander of American Legion Post 138; Ronnie Guy, who served in the US Army and has been involved with Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom; and a recovered Cuyahoga County Veteran Service Officer who has focused on advocating for veterans since leaving the Air Force. Along with Shad Metcalf, president and founder of the National Veterans Foundation, and Dr. R. Shad Macon, they emphasize the importance of supporting and connecting with all veterans and providing them with resources they are entitled to.
  
  
• 00:20:00 In this section, a group of leaders actively involved with the Rolling Vietnam Mall are introduced. The National Cemetery at the Rolling Vietnam Mall is going to host the largest Vietnam Wall display that travels, and it is expected to attract a record audience. Captain Tasu Battalion EXO for Los Angeles recruiting is also present. Dr. Ali H. Hong, Trojan Success Initiatives Director at USC, discusses his focus on serving historically marginalized populations and addressing equity issues. Janine Williams, a USC veteran and center supervisor for the veterans Resource Center, speaks about her work with community engagement and programming for veteran and military students. Cedric Thomas, office administrator for the Los Angeles National Cemetery, shares information about benefits extended to veterans, spouses, and children. Glenn Sheer, past commander of the Hollywood Squadron 43, shares information about the National Cemetery Support Foundation. Jeff D, US Marine Corps Commander, discusses the American Legion and his work with the national level podcast Tango Alpha Lima. Chaplain Dove Cohen, US Air Force Vietnam, shares a message of hope and wisdom for the audience. Finally, the Pink Lady, an actress and producer, and her partner, introduce their TV show and talk about their work with the senior and veteran military committee.
  
  
• 00:25:00 In this section, several leaders from veteran organizations discuss their relationships with the Marine Corps and their activities related to providing knitted goods for veterans and recruiting young veterans. Dr. Jerry Silver, a Flight Surgeon in the Marine Corps, talks about his relationship with the Department Commander for their state and their work with the hospital and various branches of the Marines. He also mentions their success in providing wool for a group of ladies who make lap blankets and other items for veterans. Jerick Lindz, the incoming president of the Veterans Association of USC, talks about his experiences mentoring young veterans and helping them transition from the military to civilian life. Leo Trinos, the Program Manager for Veteran Pure Access Network District 1, also discusses his work with JVS Soel and their Veteran and Perer Access Network team, as well as his collaboration with the Supervisor District 1. Joe Le, an Army veteran and advocate, talks about his experiences mentoring young veterans and helping them understand the challenges of transitioning from the military to civilian life.
  
  
• 00:30:00 In this section, the host, a veteran himself, shares his experience of interacting with civilians who don't understand the challenges faced by veterans during their transition to civilian life. The host speaks about the importance of empowering veterans with resources and guidance to achieve success in their career. The video also introduces several veterans who are present in the roundtable and provides insight into their backgrounds, experiences, and achievements. The video highlights the importance of advocacy for veterans in achieving their goals and building a better future.
  
  
• 00:35:00 In this section, we meet five individuals who are leaders in the veteran community. Sam Uden is a sergeant major in the US Army and post commander in Jewish war vets. Dave Smith is a retired Air Force officer who served as a test pilot and now works as a civilian supporting the Air National Guard. Jack Jacobs is a retired US Army major general who worked as a test pilot at the Skunk Works. Scott Abrams is the district director for Congressman Brad Sherman, who helps veterans with their benefits through his office's casework system. Nelson Mellitz is the national commander for the Jewish War Veterans and has served for 32 years.
  
  
• 00:40:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of education and how it is a key to moving forward in today's world. They highlight the contributions of two individuals, Colonel Jack Jacobs of West Point and their alma mater, the University of Southern California. The speaker talks about how Colonel Jack Jacobs teaches firsties at West Point, preparing them for leadership roles. They also express the value of learning from past experiences and how time seems to go by quickly when we get older.
  
  
• 00:45:00 In this section, the speaker reflects on their experience as a cadet and the impact they had on their cadets. They highlight examples of cadets who grew up to become successful leaders, including Ray Odno, who became Chief of Staff of the Army, Marty Dempsey, who became Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Bob C, who became the Superintendent of West Point. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of education in passing on the lessons learned and sacrifices made by previous generations. They encourage everyone to make a commitment every day to teach everything they know to succeeding generations in order to remain free.

Why Trump Won - in the words of Victor Davis Hanson and Daniel Greenfield

Citizens of all ethnicities & faiths rallied regularly in '20 & '24 at the Beverly Hills Pond 
for relief from the Marxist revolution in America imposed under Democrat Party rule in CA

American Uprising by Daniel Greenfield on Daniel Greenfield.org 

This wasn’t an election. It was a revolution.

It’s midnight in America. The day before millions of Americans got up and stood in front of the great iron wheel that had been grinding them down. They stood there even though the media told them it was useless. They took their stand even while all the chattering classes laughed and taunted them.

They were fathers who couldn’t feed their families anymore. They were mothers who couldn’t afford health care. They were workers whose jobs had been sold off to foreign countries. They were sons who didn’t see a future for themselves. They were daughters afraid of being murdered by the “unaccompanied minors” flooding into their towns. They took a deep breath and they stood.

They held up their hands and the great iron wheel stopped.

The Great Blue Wall crumbled. The states fell one by one right down to Pennsylvania.  The working class that had been overlooked and trampled on for so long got to its feet. It rose up against its oppressors and the rest of the nation, from coast to coast, rose up with it.

They fought back against their jobs being shipped overseas while their towns filled with migrants that got everything while they got nothing. They fought back against being told that they had to watch what they say. They fought back against being held in contempt because they wanted to work for a living and take care of their families.

Diverse income & ethnic citizens march Beverly Hills' Rodeo Drive to "Take Back America" from the repressive, progressive culture & policies imposed under Biden, Newsom, & Harris

They fought and they won.

This wasn’t a vote. It was an uprising. Like the ordinary men chipping away at the Berlin Wall, they tore down an unnatural thing that had towered over them. And as they watched it fall, they marveled at how weak and fragile it had always been. And how much stronger they were than they had ever known.

Who were these people? They were leftovers and flyover country. They didn’t talk right or think right. They had the wrong ideas, the wrong clothes and the ridiculous idea that they still mattered.

They couldn’t change anything. A thousand politicians and pundits had talked of getting them to adapt to the inevitable future. Instead they got in their pickup trucks and drove out to vote.

And they changed everything.  (Article continues beneath video)

Daniel Greenfield addressed the left's war on non-Democrats in this talk in June 2019:

Americans were told that walls couldn’t be built and factories couldn’t be opened. That treaties couldn’t be unsigned and wars couldn’t be won. It was impossible to ban Muslim terrorists from coming to America or to deport the illegal aliens turning towns and cities into gangland territories. It was all impossible. And they did the impossible. They turned the world upside down.

It’s midnight in America. CNN is weeping. MSNBC is wailing.  It wasn’t supposed to happen. The same machine that crushed the American people for two straight terms, the mass of government, corporations and non-profits that ran the country, was set to win.

Instead the people stood in front of the machine. They blocked it with their bodies. They went to vote even though the polls told them it was useless. They looked at the empty factories and barren farms. They drove through the early cold. They waited in line. They came home to their children to tell them that they had done their best for their future. They bet on America. And they won.

They won improbably. And they won amazingly.

They were tired of seeing their America disappear. And they stood up and fought back. This was their last hope. Their last chance to be heard.

The media had the election wrong all along. This wasn’t about personalities. It was about the impersonal. No one will ever interview all those men and women. We will never see all their faces. But they are us and we are them. They came to the aid of a nation in peril. They did what real Americans have always done. They did the impossible.

America is a nation of impossibilities. We exist because our forefathers did not take no for an answer. Not from kings or tyrants. Not from the elites who told them that it couldn’t be done.

The day when we stop being able to pull of the impossible is the day that America will cease to exist.

Today is not that day. Today fifty million Americans did the impossible.

Midnight has passed. A new day has come. And everything is about to change.  (Article continues beneath page-break)

Victor Davis Hanson joins John Anderson, former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, after President-elect Trump's victory to explore why his direct style resonated with middle America.

Is the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) at war with the U.S. through the Democratic Party?

First, the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) took control of Hong Kong. But this week in Washington, D.C.?

Li Zhao Schoolland, Sheng Xue, Fengsuo Zhou, Terence Shen at FreedomFest 2023

Mrs. Li Zhao Schoolland, survived 26 years through the horrors of Mao’s regime in China. Following a panel appearance at FreedomFest in Memphis, last summer, Acton Institute's Dir. External Relations, she discussed with us the various ways in which China is conducting a form of war against the United States. These include employing non-military tactics such as influencing elections, controlling the narrative around communism, and infiltrating educational institutions like the Confucius Institute, and TikTok. She emphasizes the dangers of Chinese government surveillance and control over citizens, as well as the risks associated with purchasing drugs from China. Additionally, she highlights the extent of China's influence on global media and corporations through censorship tactics. She calls for transparency and caution in dealing with Chinese entities to protect American citizens.

 

00:00:00 In this section, Ms. Li Schoolland discusses the possibility of China conducting war against the United States. She believes that the war has already begun, albeit not in a traditional military sense. China's tactics include influencing elections, setting up CCP chapters in US cities, and exploiting American resources to develop technology for military purposes. Schoolland also highlights the dangers of apps like Tik Tok, owned by the Chinese government, which monitors and collects user data without their knowledge. She emphasizes the importance of openly condemning Chinese aggressions and taking action to prevent further escalation of conflicts.

00:05:00 Ms. Schoolland discusses concerns about China's actions, including censorship and potential surveillance through phones purchased from China. She highlights the risks of purchasing drugs from China and suggests that returning drug manufacturing to the US or sourcing from India could be safer alternatives. Ms. Schoolland also raises the question of potential collusion between China and the Democratic Party, emphasizing the need for transparency and caution in dealing with Chinese entities to protect American citizens.

00:10:00 Ms. Li Schoolland highlights how China is already conducting a form of war through various non-military means, such as infiltrating TikTok or educational institutions like the Confucius Institute, as well as controlling the narrative regarding communism. Drawing from her personal experience of living through the horrors of communism in China, she emphasizes the dangers of the Communist Party's actions, which aim to maintain control and equality through oppressive measures that ultimately lead to widespread poverty and suffering. She also reveals the extent of government surveillance and control over citizens' finances and conversations, pointing out the severe consequences for those who defy the government's wishes, including forced disappearances or detainment.

00:15:00  Ms. Schoolland discusses how China's influence extends to censorship beyond its borders, citing examples of individuals facing severe consequences for posting pictures critical of the Chinese government on social media. Sher highlights how tech companies like Google and Microsoft are compromising on principles to gain access to the Chinese market, leading to self-censorship and suppression of critical stories. The influence of China's censorship tactics is noted in various industries, from Hollywood to the NBA, where fear of losing revenue from the Chinese market drives compliance with Chinese government demands. She draws parallels between the censorship tactics of the Chinese government and the self-censorship seen in various US companies, raising concerns about the extent of China's influence on global media and corporations.

00:20:00 Ms. Schoolland expresses concerns about lobbyist influence on US politics, particularly the involvement of the Biden family with the CCP.  She suggests that China doesn't completely own Washington yet. She recommends reading The Epoch Times for accurate coverage on China, praising the publication's anti-communist stance and financial resources. However, she criticizes the organization's ties to Falun Gong, describing it as a cult. Despite their reservations, they acknowledge The Epoch Times' effectiveness in exposing China's actions and promoting objective news compared to mainstream outlets like CNN. Mrs. Schoolland also mentions her social-media presence though she intimates her intention to remain low-key to be able to return to China someday.

"Election Hacks" book addresses dispute over Lindell's $5 mil election-fraud evidence contest; Republican voter-confidence remains low

• As in 2020, Democratic voters are far more confident than Republican voters that the count of absentee ballots will be accurate: Today, 85% of Harris supporters are confident these votes will be counted as intended, while only 38% of Trump supporters say this.
   
  
• Trump supporters are more likely to say that the Democratic Party is not at all committed to making elections fair (47%) than Harris supporters are to say this about the GOP (39%). - Pew Research Center Poll, Oct 24, 2024

The Cyber Symposium hosted by Mike Lindell in August 2021 aimed to present evidence of alleged voter fraud in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election.

Bob Zeidman vs. Mike Lindell (photo: Politico)

In a highly contentious area of recent U.S. political discourse, Robert Zeidman, a software expert known for debunking data claims, has emerged as a central figure in the legal and public debate over the integrity of the 2020 presidential election.

His latest endeavor, detailed in his book "Election Hacks," sheds light on his experiences and the ongoing legal battles against claims propagated by Mike Lindell, the MyPillow CEO, regarding alleged election fraud.

The Context of Controversy: Zeidman's involvement began with Mike Lindell's Cyber Symposium, where Lindell claimed to have definitive proof of election hacking. In response to this, Lindell offered a $5 million challenge to anyone who could disprove his evidence, leading to Zeidman's participation in what became known as the "Prove Mike Wrong" contest. Zeidman's analysis concluded that the provided data did not support Lindell's allegations, a stance which led to an arbitration award in his favor, ordering Lindell Management LLC to pay him $5 million.

Dr. Douglas Frank giving a presentation
on averting election fraud - in SoCal 9/24

Zeidman's Rebuttal to Election Fraud Claims: In his book and statements, Zeidman directly addresses claims made by Dr. Douglas  Frank, one of Lindell's "experts." Dr. Frank alleged that Zeidman failed to decrypt crucial election data, a claim Zeidman refutes by explaining that the decryption was never effectively demonstrated by Lindell's team during arbitration. Moreover, Zeidman highlights a critical admission by Lindell's expert, Doug Gould, who under cross-examination admitted the data's lack of connection to the election, undermining the core of Lindell's allegations.

Dr. Frank addressed the issue with Democracy Broadcasting in September, 2024:

Legal and Public Repercussions: The legal saga continues with Lindell challenging the arbitration award in federal court, and subsequently, an appeal is in progress. Despite Zeidman's legal victories, he expresses skepticism about receiving the awarded amount due to Lindell's financial situation, indicating broader implications for Lindell's business following the election controversy.

Implications for Election Integrity: Zeidman's engagement and the subsequent legal proceedings highlight the complexities of proving or disproving election fraud in the digital age. His work not only challenges the narrative pushed by Lindell but also serves as a cautionary tale about the misuse of data for political narratives. Zeidman emphasizes the need for credible, evidence-based arguments in political campaigns, advocating for voter engagement rather than alienation through unfounded fraud claims.

Robert Zeidman addressed the state of the dispute with Democracy Broadcasting in September, 2024:

Robert Zeidman supplied this written rebuttal to Douglas Frank's comments:

"I watched the interview of Dr. Doug Frank about Mike Lindell’s Cyber Symposium, his alleged proof of voting machine hacking that allegedly threw the 2020 presidential election from Donald Trump to Joe Biden, and my arbitration in the Prove Mike Wrong contest that decided I had in fact proven Mike Lindell wrong—he had no proof of election hacking. In his short interview, Dr. Frank says little that is true. The long story can be found in my book Election Hacks that describes my experiences at the symposium and afterwards, my arbitration, and all of the people promoting Mike Lindell’s false claims.

Dr Frank was one of Mike Lindell’s “experts” at my arbitration. He says I wasn’t able to decrypt the “election data” that was provided but that Lindell brought in a “white hat hacker” who decrypted the data. That is not correct. In fact, none of Lindell’s witnesses decrypted the data although one person, Todd Sanders, claimed to have done so. Although Sanders had no known expertise in encryption or forensics, he said he was able to decrypt the data in about 30 minutes and had done it again right in his hotel room before he took the witness stand. 

All it would have taken to destroy my $5 million claim was to demonstrate his decryption at the arbitration. Instead, he claimed that he didn’t have the security clearance to present the data at the arbitration. That’s particularly curious given that Lindell had distributed the files to anyone who asked at the symposium.

It didn’t really matter anyway, because Lindell’s experts all testified that if I had encrypted the massive 23-gigabyte file of “election data,” it would have resulted in the 23-megabyte spreadsheet that was also provided to the experts at the symposium. And that spreadsheet, they claimed, was where the proof lay. Yet their own expert witness, Doug Gould, under interrogation by my brilliant lawyer Brian Glasser of Bailey and Glasser, admitted that the data in the spreadsheet was not election data, was not network data as claimed by Lindell, and had obviously been manipulated by some unknown person. In fact, the only connection to the 2020 presidential election was that dates in the file were within a few days of the election. 

The actual Perry Mason moment came when Brian got Gould to sheepishly admit that he was “morally certain” that the spreadsheet had no actual connection to the election.
Lindell challenged my arbitration win in federal court and lost again. He is now appealing that court decision in federal appeals court. Given that he has no legal basis for his challenge, I expect him to lose this case too. Given his financial situation, I doubt I will ever get paid, but at least I’ve brought his scam out into the light of day. 

If Republicans want to win this upcoming election, we need our candidates to make clear, convincing arguments and we need to encourage people to vote, not scare them out of voting as Mike Lindell is doing."

Ben Shapiro shines light of reason at still IslamoMarxist tainted, U.C.L.A. - courtesy of Young America's Foundation

(Michael Gallagher/ UCLA Daily Bruin)

Graduate Students for Justice in Palestine held a demonstration at UCLA on Monday 21 October, the day that Young America's Foundation brought Daily Wire's Ben Shapiro to give an evening speech to the campus community.

KABC TV News reports that there were several tents set up near Powell Library, and there were also banners with slogans that read "Stop arming Israel" and "Resistance is Justified." Campus police say that in addition to the unauthorized structures, the group was also using loud speakers- which is against campus policy.

The demonstration brings out concerns about the potential for biased narratives surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict. Such protests often simplify complex geopolitical issues and overlook the role of Islamic militant groups in perpetuating violence. The emphasis on solidarity with Palestine can be seen as one-sided, potentially alienating students who support Israel and diminishing the call for balanced discourse on campus. 

Additionally, the protest is as an example of how academic institutions may prioritize activism over rigorous scholarship, raising questions about the impact on campus culture and the pursuit of objective truth.

UCLA alumnus, Ben Shapiro, addressed a packed audience under high-security, necessitated by the IslaMarxist activists who impeded a scheduled Y.A.F. talk last semester by conservative writer, Robert Spencer.

Mr. Shapiro, when asked by a student what UCLA administration ought do with the Sukkah-pretense encampers, instantly replied to expel them.

Here is the video from inside the auditorium- livestreamed by Young America's Foundation (without captions). The security apparatus to enter was more stringent as a sporting event.

Audience members lined-up for a chance at challenging Mr. Shapiro on camera and mic (hosted on Facebook):

Save the West's Ken Abramowitz clarifies the nefarious movements questing over the West - for university students at RJC

23-years after the Sept 11th '01 Jihadist Attacks, Mr. Abramowitz teaches university students about the political movements challenging Western democracies in order to defend against them. 

Addressing the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity forum at the Republican Jewish Coalition's RJC Summit on September 6th, Kenneth Abramowitz, founder of the educational Save the West, explains to the university students of the forces spreading totalitarianism using Democrat government and media-abetted anti-Israelism.

Mr. Abamowitz discusses the current state of the world and the ongoing war between "the Yellows" (representing Western Civilization and its values, such as the rule of law and secularism) - and "the Reds" (Communists, globalists, and other authoritarian regimes). A second and third threat are "the Greens" (Iran, Turkey, and countries financing the Muslim Brotherhood) and "the Blues" (the United Nations and globalist organizations e.g., the World Economic Forum, the Cartels, and the big-tech / social-media companies) as enemies of the Yellows. He warns that they are declaring war on the Yellows.

 

Ken argues that anti-Semitism is a significant issue because it is a way for these enemies to destroy Western Civilization. He advocates for criminalizing anti-Semitism as a means of combating and deterring these forces. He also believes that anyone who supports a Palestinian State at this stage be considered unfairly against Israel. Time ran out before he could elaborate further.

Mr. Abramowitz is a well-travelled, well-respected analyst in international affairs.

In this exclusive video interview at the R.J.C. Summit, the Save the West leader identifies the primary threats to liberty as the Reds (Communists), Greens (Islamists), and Blues (globalists), who each aim to defeat Israel and Western Civilization.

Kenneth Abramowitz of Save the West at R.J.C. Summit

He believes that conflicts, including those in the Middle East, are interconnected and that America and European nations are not doing enough to support Israel.

Mr. Abramowitz criticizes past elections, specifically the 2020 election, for having "voting and tabulation irregularities" and expresses a lack of confidence in the tabulation integrity. He calls for Americans to prevent election theft by showing up in large numbers - and for the need to help allies like Canada and England do the same to save democracy.

He also expresses concern over the state of democracies in America and England, which he believes are being taken over by these forces and could lead to the last election if the Republicans do not regain dominance in American government policy.

At the beginning of the interview Ken outlines the main threats to freedom and the means to counter them. He contends that Americans often overlook the global interconnectedness of issues and views the Israeli-Palestinian conflicts as part of a broader scheme. He attributes these and other conflicts to three malevolent forces: the Reds (Communists), the Greens (Islamists), and the Blues (globalists), who aim to undermine Israel and Western Civilization, seen as the bastion of democracy and law. He criticizes the insufficient support from the US and European countries to Israel's defense of civilization and accuses the UK and the Democratic Administration of being compromised by these groups. Five minutes into the video, Ken voices his concerns about the state of democracies in America and England, which he perceives as being compromised by malevolent forces. He points out "voting and tabulation irregularities" in past elections, particularly the 2020 election, which he believes have gone unaddressed. Doubting the integrity of vote counting, he echoes Trump's assertion that a 60% vote is necessary to avert election fraud.

He implies that open borders are a tactic to enable illegal immigrant voting and warns that the upcoming election could be jeopardized if the Democrats, whom he labels as "Reds, Greens, and Blues," stay in power. He urges Americans to vote in large numbers to safeguard the election and stresses the importance of supporting allies like Canada and England in preserving democracy.