Moustafa Bayoumi
Columnist at The Guardian
Writer at Freelance
columnist @guardian, award-winning author @penguinrandom & @NYUpress, prof @BklynCollege411 Books: This Muslim American Life & How Does It Feel To Be a Problem
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6 days ago |
msn.com | Moustafa Bayoumi
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6 days ago |
theguardian.com | Moustafa Bayoumi
You have to admit that there’s something delicious about watching Ted Cruz get served his just deserts by former Fox News host Tucker Carlson. In a nearly two-hour long interview on Carlson’s own channel and in Cruz’s Washington office, Carlson repeatedly grilled, roasted, and fried the Texas senator, exposing a deepening rift within the Maga movement and showing us the hollowness of our so-called leaders along the way.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Moustafa Bayoumi
Benjamin Netanyahu must be stopped. The Israeli prime minister’s lust for war as a solution to his myriad problems is nothing short of a threat to us all, one that extends far beyond Israel’s neighbors. Netanyahu knows no other way. War is his doctrine. War is his reflex. War is his answer. He believes the power of war will unite Israeli society and will stifle any American criticism of him, necessary since the machinery he needs to make his wars comes mostly from Washington.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Moustafa Bayoumi
Donald Trump was on his way to Camp David for a meeting with military leaders on Sunday when he was asked by reporters about possibly invoking the Insurrection Act, allowing direct military involvement in civilian law enforcement. Demonstrations against Trump’s draconian immigration arrests had been growing in Los Angeles, and some of them had turned violent. Trump’s answer? “We’re going to have troops everywhere,” he said.
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2 weeks ago |
almendron.com | Moustafa Bayoumi
I’m not much for horror movies, but I have just read that the film Black Phone 2 “will creep into cinemas” in October and that, compared to the original, it’s supposed to be a “more violent, scarier, more graphic” film. I’ll pass on the movie, but that description seems pretty apt to what living under this Trump administration feels like: a gratuitously more violent sequel to a ghoulish original. Consider the Muslim ban.
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“This brazen act of political violence in the heart of the nation’s capital only underscores the obvious: all this violence – whether in Wash DC, Gaza, Jenin or Israel, by bullet, bomb or forced starvation – must end, and it must end immediately.” https://t.co/oKvlpMLZ0e
In their rush to implement a barely concealed authoritarian agenda, this administration is producing a litany of blunders, gaffes and slip-ups. I call it “rule by error.” https://t.co/982Ft68GOY
“The government is seeking to deport Khalil solely for his constitutionally protected speech, a protection which applies to everyone in the United States. If the government succeeds, you could well be next.” https://t.co/uzym3XwVUo
