How are clueless Hamas supporters able to avoid consequences for their disruptive protests? It’s time to take action and arrest them!

If the delivery of your print copy of The New York Post was slightly delayed yesterday morning, blame it on the actions of the “peace” brigade.

The same group of individuals who have been obstructing bridges and causing delays for New Yorkers targeted one of the printing facilities in Queens for this paper yesterday morning, as reported here.

This printing plant also produces The Wall Street Journal, Newsday, USA Today, and the New York Times.

The protestors appeared particularly agitated towards the New York Times, although some might argue that they are a perfect match for each other.

In the early hours of the morning, these protestors blocked the road and erected a barricade in the middle of it.

They displayed a sign that read “Consent for genocide is manufactured here.”

Wearing Palestinian bandanas and other militant attire, the protestors aimed to disrupt the operations of the free press to show their opposition to an event that isn’t actually occurring.

There is no genocide in Gaza; there is a targeted military operation in a densely populated area where Hamas uses civilians as shields and disguises themselves as civilians.

If Hamas were to release the more than 100 Israeli hostages they are holding, the military operation could end at any moment.

However, these activists never advocate for such actions because human lives or facts don’t seem to bother them.

While they protest against a nonexistent “genocide” in Gaza, there are actual genocides taking place around the world, such as the targeting of Christians in Northern Nigeria by Islamist militias.

One such attempt to wipe out a population, witnessed firsthand, includes the recent abduction of almost 300 schoolchildren in Kuriga, Northern Nigeria.

The ransom demand for the release of these children exceeds $2,000 per child.

Interestingly, these protestors show no concern for the atrocities happening in Northern Nigeria or elsewhere unless they can blame the Jewish community.

They haven’t taken any action against the Syrian opposition targeted by Bashar al-Assad for over thirteen years.

They remain indifferent to the 300,000 casualties in Yemen caused by groups now attacking American ships.

To join a 1 a.m. protest in Queens, they claim to be concerned about a non-existent genocide in Gaza, showcasing a hypocrisy that is troubling.

They have a history of disrupting events such as the Macy’s Day Parade, the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree lighting, and blocking bridges in New York City.

A month later, they blocked traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge, the Holland Tunnel, and the Queens-Midtown tunnel, believing that stopping people from getting to work through the Holland Tunnel could end the conflict in the Middle East.

These protests have nothing to do with free speech rights, as the protestors claim. The First Amendment doesn’t give them the right to obstruct traffic on busy bridges or impede the operations of the free press.

Despite being told by the police to disperse or face arrest for trespassing, the protestors remained in place until 3:30 in the morning without any arrests being made.

Not holding them accountable sets a precedent for repeated disruptions in the future.

It’s essential to question the protestors about their military plan for rescuing the Israeli hostages and halting Hamas’s threats against the Jewish population because they seem to lack a coherent plan or vision beyond their current actions.

These demonstrators, like other radical groups, focus on what they hate without considering the consequences or the aftermath of achieving their goals.

Ultimately, it takes mature individuals to think through the implications of their actions, something these protestors seem to lack.

Whoopi for double standards!

If a host on “Outnumbered” on Fox had made similar remarks to Whoopi Goldberg’s statements about Trump on “The View”, it’s likely there would have been widespread outrage and accusations of conspiracy theories.

Double standards are evident when considering how differently Democrats and Republicans are treated for similar statements or opinions.