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WATCH: I saw evidence of Hamas atrocities. But raging genocidal Jew-hatred in American streets is shocking! The events of 10/7 have forced the fake humanitarians to shed their masks, clarifying for all who were still unsure of the meaning of such euphemisms as "From the river to the sea..." and "free Palestine," Jew haters who previously posed as anti-Zionists now openly proclaim "We want Jewish genocide." I saw evidence of the atrocities committed by Hamas with my own two eyes, and I can tell you the pictures don't adequately convey the scale of brutality exhibited by Hamas barbarian terrorists. Truly abhorrent and difficult to make sense of. But returning to America to discover that the bastions of liberalism, progressivism, and tolerance, which insisted that "silence is violence" have now either been silent about actual heinous violence or have proudly approved of Hamas war crimes by warping murderers into victims and victims into the guilty party, has been difficult to watch not because it was unexpected but because it's still so grotesque in its bloodthirsty viciousness. There are two choices left, give up or take a stand and insist there be consequences where legally possible for those purveyors of violent hatred as well as their aiders and abetters. Where there are consequences, one can have hope for their future there. Where there are no consequences for genocidal Jew haters, there's little hope, realistically, and every individual can determine for themselves what the right course of action is, whether to stand one's ground or find safer havens. Thankfully there are those like Congressman @RitchieTorres who hold a bright candle of truth out against a sea of darkness, even at great personal risk and cost. People like Ritchie must be recognized and appreciated and not taken for granted. Likewise we must also recognize that sadly there aren't enough people with similar courage