An avid athlete who works out regularly, Schlussel won several medals in tennis, track and cross country running in the Maccabi Games the Junior Jewish Olympics.
In , she was a finalist to represent the U. A lifelong conservative Republican activist, at the age of 21 and with all odds against her, Schlussel ran for the Michigan House of Representatives from the suburban Detroit area and lost by just one vote, the closest election in Michigan political history. Join My Mailing List!
Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner. Search Search for: Search. Sponsored Links. It just doesn't mean you have anything in common, other than that certain food. That's it. And so, you know, people wrote to me, 'Well we invented it. You're wrong. The Jews are trying to usurp our inventions. And all I have to do, is look at who won the most recent Nobel awards for Science and Math [sic]. A good number of them were Jews and Israelis A Muslim woman won the Nobel Peace Prize, which is decided by a different committee, which also gave a Peace Prize to terrorist in chief Yasser Arafat.
But the people who really achieve things and invent things, really are Jews and Christians. They're not If you look at who wins those awards, very few Muslims. And I think And Steve Jobs was given up for adoption. He had nothing in common with his father, other than, you know, DNA And Steve Jobs never made any trial at reaching out to his father.
He never called him back, never really responded. And I believe Steve Jobs became who he is, because he grew up And I think people who eat hummus, it's really not something that means one thing or another, in my view. It's just By the way, here's the death threat that I got. The very first death threat that I got. I don't know if you can get it But I went on his show to spread my word, my message, my website, and my New York Post column, which stopped the FBI from giving an award to a Palestinian terrorist that lives here in the Detroit area, who styles himself now as a peacenik, but he was a terrorist for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
And then it says in big red, black letters, 'Kill all kikes'. And then it has pictures of Daniel Pearl with the gun to his head, and then in mid-beheading. And you can see all the blood coming from his neck. And I've gotten a few of those. I mean, a few emails like that from Muslims, where they've said, 'If you come outside your apartment, we're gonna torture you, and rape you, and kill you.
Hezbollah is great, and Hezbollah is coming for you'. He wrote me two emails, and he went specifically to the University of Michigan Dearborn Library to write the emails, so that he thought he wouldn't get caught, rather than writing them from his own computer. But some really good FBI agents investigated, and they found that I want to get a sense of your website. Maybe you could open up the page that you wrote about the hummus war?
Yeah, and that's one of the things that I wrote about, when I wrote about this, is, Israel is still dominating the war where it counts. It doesn't matter that they made a giant vat which frankly, no matter who made it, whether it's Israel or Lebanon, I wouldn't want to eat it from the giant vat where flies and all kinds of stuff is flying into that.
To me, the, the real war is, who is winning the sales race. And as I noted, Sabra is the number one hummus around the world, including in these Arab countries that supposedly practiced the Arab boycotting in Cicero, which they do practice. But what happens, from what I understand, is that they They buy that. And, you know, yesterday I actually was on the other side of the Detroit area, in the Muslim area.
And I went to a market called the Westborn Market, which is a well-known market. It's been there for years. And all they had was Sabra. And I al I just didn't really know that it's made in Israel. But it, but it says it on there somewhere, or that it's an Israeli or a Jewish company. But that's the real war that they're winning.
So it doesn't really matter that they had the biggest vat of, of hummus. And, you know, the other war is the inventions. And you know, again, we have them creamed. I mean, Israel is this little, tiny country. And these Jewish minds in this little, tiny country, that's less than the size of the State of New Jersey, or around the same size, this little country has so many inventions in terms of software, in terms of technology, in terms of medical advancements, in terms of weaponry and military inv Like with last week, an Israeli scientist getting the Nobel Prize in Science for his chemistry ex He was a chemist, and he discovered Quasicrystals.
And they don't discover anything in these Muslim countries. So the fact that in Lebanon, which is now basically Hezbollistan, because it's, it's run by Hezbollan, Hezbollah supporters, and, and some Christian Arabs who were in the back pocket of Hezbollah, if you look at Lebanon, just because they had this giant vat of hummus What else did they lead in?
That their country has basically kicked out most of its Christians, or that the country is now a base f That's really the only thing they can brag about. And I wouldn't brag about that. Well, you know what? I'm always looking for interesting takes on the news and world events. And I believe that the most interesting way to And part of pop culture is food. I mean we And when I was younger, hummus, and tahini, and falafel, these kinds of dishes, were a delicacy, not for me, because I went to a Jewish day school, and we had falafel lunches, and we always had what we call the hummus, because in Hebrew it's [different pronunciation] hummus.
It's not hummus. And, and it was originally hummus 'til they expropriated it, as, as Islam in the Arabic world expropriates a lot of things from Judaism and Christianity. You know, it wasn't such a delicacy. But it was less usual.
Now, you can find hummus all over the place, and And a lot of people like it. It's kind of, like, a healthy food that is touted for its health benefits, and that And that it's olive oil, and lemon, and chickpeas. I mean, what could be wrong with that? So I think, if I talk about that, and then relate it to a bigger issue like how Israel wins the war where it counts, they sell more hummus than any other country, and they sell it in the Muslim world, which is really, you know, giving it to them, I think people can relate to that.
And I think they can also relate to, that the Jews are the real entrepreneurs in the Middle East [clears throat], and they're the real people who not only are successful at merchandery, but also in discoveries, and just a number of things. So that's why I was interested in the hummus war. And the thing is that, a lot of people don't realise that we invented a lot of these things.
Like, we invented hummus [different pronunciation], or, or rather, what they call it h I was going to say Hamas, but hummus. And, you know, we invented a lot of these dishes. And 'they' like to say that they invented it, and that we Jews are interlopers.
But we're not interlopers. We've been there for thousands of years, and we invented these things that have been around for hundreds or thousands of years. So I just think it's an interesting topic that people can relate to. And if you give people opinions straight up, which I often do, then it might be considered boring and dry.
And I think most Americans, when they think of Middle Eastern food, don't think of the Jews, even though we're a big part of that. I mean, you know, there were Jews in all of these Arab countries, and all these Muslim lands, 'til a lot of them were kicked out. I mean, even when they were there, they were generally always persecuted or treated as second class citizens But they always made the same dishes, and, and I don't think that the Arabs and the Muslims have a monopoly on these di Middle Eastern dishes.
They claim it, so therefore they say, 'We invented it'. But, you know, I don't think they invented it. Okay, well this is what I wrote about the hummus war, or as I call it, the [different pronunciation] hummus war. Big deal. Yes, these mostly Hezbollah supporting Lebanese chefs mean the world's biggest serving for now'. Israel wipes the floor with all Arab and Muslim nations. And that's worth a lot more than bragging rights. A Southfield attorney and conservative pundit said Sean Hannity argued with her about her pants size in New York, and later, in Detroit, yelled at her after she declined invitations to his hotel.
She revealed the Detroit claims Friday on the Tulsa, Okla. Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly was fired last week after multiple allegations of sexual harassment, and Campbell asked Schlussel whether she'd been made to feel uncomfortable or encountered sexual advances in the times she'd appeared on the cable news channel. She clarified to the Free Press that she was responding to the "uncomfortable" part of the question, that it's "up to God" to decide whether there was a sexual advance.
She said that Hannity was in metro Detroit for a show, and that he'd asked her to go back to his hotel during a book signing beforehand and again after the show was finished. The political commentator clarified her comments about the Fox News talk show host.
Schlussel said in a radio interview Friday that Hannity invited her back to his hotel when she was a guest on his show, which was being taped in Detroit. She said she refused. On Monday, Schlussel told law and crime news site LawNewz. I thought he was weird and creepy, not someone I liked. In a letter obtained by The Times, the Freedom Alliance defended Hannity to its supporters, saying the allegations were false.
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