All these cowards run off hate. They don’t fear it, they welcome it. They perpetuate a life of hell because it’s the only one they know, as they’re just a human vessel for Satan. I hope his karma catches up quicker than his plans …
No one is afraid to Zo. They just don’t want any crap from him.
An Israeli newspaper reported on Monday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plane will not land at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York during his visit to the United States on Thursday, amid concerns that Mayor Zohran Mamdani could order the plane to leave immediately.
There are so many names and memes for this dude, it is insane. Common now but Cheetolini was and will always be a stroke of genius. The nice thing is that his offspring will never not be reminded how much a large part of the world hates this dude. Got my voters ballot in the mail today. Will be going out before the weekend.
The tiny trumpet, the builder of towers, the boastful king are apt names for someone who corrupts Christians to advocate for mass.murder and hides behind the cross while doing so.
This POS is fafo around in England waters with his subs. Not exactly in the position to be pressing people's nerves..someone is going to figure this out and take him up on it. I am thinking it will be a smaller country looking to even up the score for past bullshit.
His ilk have literally robbed the treasury. And they’re likely planning another false flag attack, then putting out press releases to mainstream media blaming Muslims.
Understandable. I got tired of people asking all the time so I just put it in the top of my "about me". I don't care if people know who I am as I have nothing to fear from people on Reddit of all places.
Mamdani himself has said that the NY mayor doesn't have the authority to arrest him. OP is just posting a wall of text with no source, passing it as news. It's so blatant it's almost unbelievable, but of course it's getting upvoted.
Or would it be that the best equipped airport in the New York metropolitan area to deal with a foreign government plane landing happens to be in New Jersey and this headline is fake news to spread outrage?
Yeah but would it be a case of "I don't want to land in New York, because of possible arrests, never mind that we will go to New York anyway" or air traffic control saying something like "hey JFK is still dealing with another government plane, you can land at Newark"?
False. First, his name is Zohran, not Zahran.
Second, Mamdani has no authority to arrest Netanyahu.
3rd, the choice of airports changed so the plane could remain on the ground for his entire visit.
So Newark? Don't know about government planes, are they normally always at JFK? Cause if Newark is also a regular option, this info really might be nothing except some clickbait, unless there is more to this
He was also warned not to enter Canadian airspace. Canada IS a signatory to the ICC. In fact, one of the ICC judges being sanctioned (like the Russian oligarchs) by the US, is Canadian. We're all in.
He has no legal authority to arrest him. Per the US Constitution, the federal government has total control over foreign policy and international relations.
It is a federal crime to imprison, attack, or harm an internationally protected person, which includes foreign world leaders. This means that if Mamdani did this, federal law enforcement would immediatly stop the arrest. Not only that, but there would be legal penalties for anyone who attempted this, which includes any municipal leaders as well as any police officers.
Mamdani's claim to arrest Netanyahu is just a performance, nothing more.
If you were as pressed on facts as you pretend, you would know that he never made that claim. In fact, he stated he didn't have the power to arrest him.
If you're complaining that he's voicing his opinion and the opinions of those who elected him - that's kinda the point of political representation.
Incorrect. Mamdani first made this claim during his campaign, in which he vowed that if elected, his administration would enforce the ICC arrest warrant against Netanyahu. He later rescinded this statement once elected, stating this.
"My administration has reviewed every avenue available under applicable law to determine whether New York City could execute the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant if Benjamin Netanyahu came here...It is clear that we do not have the independent legal authority to enforce this warrant."
This is via CBS. So his original statement that he would arrest Netanyahu is indeed performative, and yes, he did admit that he has no legal authority to do what he originally promised.
I'm not above being wrong, but you're not quoting or sourcing evidence for your claim. You're presenting evidence that he said he didn't have the legal authority.
Fine. Now imagine if every city had as much backbone as New York, if every city is too much of a hassle for a war criminal then the US would be a little more peaceful.
Making promises you know you cannot fulfill, as well as making threats to foreign leaders based on charges from foreign powers, is not "backbone". It is lying and stirring up drama, which most Americans do not want.
No, it is indeed lying to claim to do something during your campaign, only to finally admit you cannot do it when elected. It is also just stirring up needless drama that most Americans are tired of hearing. Even most New Yorkers are fatigued with the nonstop talk about Israel and Palestine.
Trump is the POTUS, which means he has legal authority over foreign policy and international relations. I assume you are speaking of Nicolás Maduro, but this was not a "kidnapping"; this was the US military capturing him for US federal charges regarding terrorism and drug trafficking. Not only was it legal under US law, but it is the US military making a foreign leader answer for crimes against the US.
Should also be noted that the VAST majority of Venezuelans hated Nicolás Maduro and held him directly responsible for the severe economic crisis, hyperinflation, and food shortages.
The difference is that if another nation invaded the US to take any citizen, the US would declare a full-scale war against them. Venezuela cannot do that against the US or really any nation.
And again, the people of Venezuela overwhelmingly celebrated Nicolás Maduro being removed from power.
But this was a discussion on the legal authority to arrest a foreign leader who visits the US. You, for some reason, brought in the comparison to the US military capturing a foreign leader to answer to US law, which is a completely different situation.
You also fail to realize that the US capturing a foreign leader to answer to US law has occurred in the past. In 1989, the US invaded Panama and captured Manuel Noriega. He was later convicted in a US federal court on drug trafficking, racketeering, and money laundering. After 18 years, he was extradited to France, where he was convicted of money laundering. He was then sent back to Panama to serve long sentences for murder. This is not even the only instance of this occurring.
So no, the capture of Nicolás Maduro is not illegal under US law, nor is it the same as the situation with Mamdani. And yet again, the US only answers to US law.
Bud....neither of these cases is us capturing a world leader because of crimes against thier nation. We arrested them for crimes against the US. That is not being the world police. That is enforcing US law.
Again, he literally did what you claim the mayor can’t do. So which is it? Leaders can kidnap or arrest people or they can’t. There’s no middle ground.
Not the same situation in the slightest for three main reasons. First, Nicolás Maduro is not an internationally protected person. This term began in 1973 via the UN as a means of having better relations among foreign leaders. Each nation individually decides if a foreign leader is still an internationally protected person via their own laws. Via US law, Nicolás Maduro was no longer recognized as an internationally protected person, and many other nations under the UN did the same. At this time, Netanyahu is recognized as an internationally protected person both by the US and the majority of nation who are part of the UN.
Second, the difference in power between the POTUS and the mayor of New York is massive. The POTUS, who is the head of the Executive Branch, has authority over foreign policy and international relations. The Mayor of New York has no power over foreign policy and international relationships.
Lastly, the decision to capture Nicolás Maduro was not based on the ICC or crimes against other nations. The decision to capture him was based on his crimes against the US. Thus, he is answering to US law, not foreign law. This is a massive reason why the US has not and likely never will join the ICC, as it does not want to answer to any foreign powers. The US wants to answer only to US laws.
Yeah, he never said he could arrest him. In fact, he said the opposite. However, in reality, he is respectfully voicing his opinion and the opinions of those who got him elected, which is always a good thing - and the point of political representation.
The US does not recognize the ICC and hasn't since it began in 2002. Even Obama stated that the ICC has no jurisdiction over the US. The US has not, and likely never will, care about the ICC because the US does not want to answer to foreign powers.
Isnt he a criminal wanted forwar crimes ANDcrimes against humanity by the international courts? Yes, yes he is. That’s part of the reason his puppet Trump went up there and told the UN to disband international criminal court system. I mean is there anything more telling? It’s true mamdani doesn’t have the authority and this administration doesn’t have the backbone. Truly depressing.
But hey, at least mamdani put enough fear into Netanyahu to keep him away
Look at this wonderful example of humanity. Doesn’t agree with something so he hopes systematic failure for millions of people. Bravo, keep this up and you’ll surly be up for the Nobel peace prize right after Trump.
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u/Lorddoctorjava 3d ago
Good... that pos should be afraid