The leftists are now starting to eat their own country.
Rapper Macklemore, best known for his hit “Thrift Shop,” released a new pro-Palestine/Hamas song on his social media account, “Hind's Hall,” in which he harshly criticized Joe Biden for his failed foreign policy and vowed to to sit down. rule out the vote at the next election.
The song, titled “Hind's Hall,” is a tribute to Hind Rajab, a six-year-old Palestinian girl who was murdered in Gaza. It refers to a recent protest at Columbia University, where pro-Hamas demonstrators, who staged an “occupy protest” against Israel and the United States on campus, smashed windows and stormed the Hamilton Building. Then she hung a banner about the facade of Hamilton Hall, which reads 'Hind's Hall'.
The Jerusalem Post reported:
“Block the barricade until Palestine is free,” he sings. While he praises the demonstrators, he makes sure to mention and claim that there are Jews among them Anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitismand accuses Israel of genocide, apartheid and colonization.
The song video combines footage from the demonstrations with news clips from Gaza, where students from across the US have chanted:globalize the Intifada' and 'burn Tel Aviv to the ground', as well as the threat of a repeat of the October 7 massacre by Hamas, which killed 1,200 people in Israel and abducted 250 people from around the world and from many religions to Gaza.
The video also includes footage of anti-police protests in the US and does not fail to repeat the calls made in America a few years ago to “F**k the Police.” Among the groups he disparages are AIPAC and CUFI (Christians United for Israel). Politicians shown singing lines intended to portray them in a negative light include Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, US Senator Mitch McConnell and George Latimer, who is taking on the anti-Israel 'Squad' member Jamaal Bowman.
But the main agenda expressed in the song is against US President Joe Biden, about whom he sings: 'The blood is on your hands, Biden, we can see it all/And f**k no, I'm voting not on you. in the fall.”
WATCH: (Warning: Explicit Language)
HIND'S HALL. Once it's on streaming, all proceeds will go to UNRWA. pic.twitter.com/QqZEKmzwZI
— Macklemore (@macklemore) May 6, 2024
This isn't the first time Macklemore has been at the center of controversy. In 2014, the rapper performed at 'Thrift Shop' in Seattle wearing a costume that resembled a Nazi caricature of a Jewish man, with a dark wig, long beard and a fake hook nose. After initially denying that the costume was offensive, he eventually apologized.
“The character I dressed up as on Friday had no intended cultural identity or background. I wasn't trying to imitate any culture or look like any culture. A “Jewish stereotype” never occurred to me.
My intention was to dress up and surprise the people at the show with a random costume and nothing more. So it was surprising and disappointing that the images of a disguise were sensationalized, leading to the immediate claim that my costume was anti-Semitic. [sic]. I recognize how the costume, within a context of stereotyping, could be attributed to a Jewish caricature. I'm here to say that it was absolutely not my intention, and unfortunately at the time I did not anticipate that the costume would be viewed in this regard.
Former attorney Viva Frei weighed in, writing, “The guy who sponsored golf, Adidas and ESPN and apologized for wearing an anti-Semitic costume is now doing so. Looks like you've found your newest highest paying sponsor.”
