Zohran Mamdani’s Win Is “the Loss for the Jews”: The Real American Revolution without the French Hair Cut
ANGLO AMERICA, 10 Nov 2025
Zarni tells it like it is – TRANSCEND Media Service
Zohran Mamdani
(Artist: Ibrahim Rayintakath, the New York Times, 5 Nov 2025)
New Yorkers’ grassroots victory drives chill down Zionist genocidaires’ spine.
5 Nov 2025 – Mamdani’s win in the mayoral race, over the uber-capitalist political mafia of the USA – not just Cuomo -, is the hottest and consequential news. It attracted reactions from important genocidal leaders. Here is one:
Mamdani was polite when he used the word “political dynasty” (of Cuomo).
But the word is mafia, a syndicate, a nasty cabal, really.
Maybe the same thing, different terminologies.
To avoid the echo chamber effect on my own thinking, I read or listen, as a matter of cultivated habit,
to news and commentaries which I consider most loathsome everyday. Besides, paraphrasing Sun Tzu, Thou Shall Know Thy Enemy, a piece of strategic wisdom he left 2,500 years ago.
The Free Press is one of the cesspools. I hold my nose and wade through it every day. [A lot of Zionists, White Supremacists, IslamoFascists, Imperialists, and son on have put me on their mailing lists. I say to myself, “Good! They deliver the research materials on a platter. I don’t need to waste time searching for trash!”].
A word about the Free Press and its founder Bari Weiss is in order.
Some of you may not know.
The Free Press is run by the unashamedly self-described “Zionist fanatic”, Bari Weiss. She is the Zionist equivalent of the Holocaust Denialist. (Her Free Press published such denialist trash as “The Gaza Famine Myth”, amidst images, assessment and reports of Israel’s Nazi-like use of starvation as a method of extermination.
Ms. Weiss was an undergraduate at Columbia, and she got a proper mention, not in a good way, in this recent conversation between Professor Khalid Rashidi and Chris Hedges.
Out of Zionist nepotism, she has been made the head of CBS News by the genocidal Zionist Oligarch Larry Ellison and sons, who also bought TikTok. The ex-Israel supporter and a close friend of the MAGA-martyred Charlie Kirk, Candace Owens, completely trashed Weiss as “utterly incompetent” as a journalist in her 2 hrs+ long conversation with Dr Norman Finkelstein, the renowned author of The Holocaust Industry: Reflections on the Exploitation of Jewish Suffering.
Here is what Ross Barkan, the author of Fascism or Genocide: How a Decade of Political Disorder Broke American Politics, has to say about Ms Weiss:
Weiss’s ideology has prevented her publication from adequately covering the failures of the new US administration. Weiss is blinded by her uncompromising support for the Israeli government. Netanyahu can do no wrong. To punish Hamas, all of Gaza must be punished, and there’s seemingly no limit to the amount of suffering inflicted on civilians in retaliation for the 7 October attacks. It’s hard to think of another recent war that has lacked such a sense of proportion. The ultra-religious, ethno-nationalist right wing governs Israel, and that is not going to change in the foreseeable future. Any commentator who cannot acknowledge that reality is lying to their audience or lying to themselves.
The truth is Zionists globally have completely lost control of their Big Lies, which began with “Land without People, for the People Without Land” to “Judea Samaria for God’s Chosen People.”
Their extreme desperation directly correlates with their extreme attempts to shut down any intelligent public conversation about why the world must condemn and cut of oxygen for the Jewish Supremacist state of Israel openly pursuing “Mein Kampf in reverse,” as ex-IDF commander and former Defence Minister Israeli General (rtd.) Moshe Yaalon put it.
Additionally, Netanyahu deemed it important to meet with Zionist American “social influencers” who promote Israel’s lies, distortions and anti-Arab Jewish Supremacist perspectives.
Because the genocidal Zionists of Israel and the Jewish diaspora KNEW they have lost the battle over the world’s perception and the discourse around their genocidal state the Zionist oligarchs of USA have acquired and/or influenced the social media platforms such as Tik Tok, Meta (Facebook, YouTube and Instagram).
But none of that changes the fact that the Global Majority have already learned the verified and verifiable truth about Israel, from its founding to the ongoing genocide and occupation in Palestine: the world KNOWS this parasite-like Zionist entity was implanted on solely on the stolen Arab land, which in turn was legitimized by the Western imperialist victors (vis-a-vis their defeated Fascist challengers) — both blocs were equally criminal, repressive and blood-sucking, from the perspective of “the wretched of the earth” — under the thin veneer of the equally legitimacy of the UN Partition of Palestine in 1947
Alas, in the Lord’s Year 2025, no sane, informed and decent human gives a flying FXCK about any group with this sickening “self-perception as the exceptional or superior human breed, who tell the world, in effect, their God is “the Ultimate Landowner”, who has sliced the earth and given this prime real estate property – called Palestine – to his (His? Her? It?) “Chosen People.”
That’s simply nutty, criminally delusional, by any objective assessment or reality and by any judicial standards. Chomsky called this line of SELF-PERCEPTION “from the other world”.
Here is how Mamdani’s win drove chill down the spines of Zionists’ genocidal support network in New York as reported by Ms. Weiss’ The Free Press.
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A Buddhist humanist from Burma (Myanmar), Maung Zarni, nominated for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize, is a member of the TRANSCEND Media Service Editorial Committee, of the TRANSCEND Network for Peace Development Environment, former Visiting Lecturer with Harvard Medical School, specializing in racism and violence in Burma and Sri Lanka, and Non-resident Scholar in Genocide Studies with Documentation Center – Cambodia. Zarni is the co-founder of FORSEA, a grass-roots organization of Southeast Asian human rights defenders, coordinator for Strategic Affairs for Free Rohingya Coalition, and an adviser to the European Centre for the Study of Extremism, Cambridge. Zarni holds a PhD (U Wisconsin at Madison) and a MA (U California), and has held various teaching, research and visiting fellowships at the universities in Asia, Europe and USA including Oxford, LSE, UCL Institute of Education, National-Louis, Malaya, and Brunei. He is the recipient of the “Cultivation of Harmony” award from the Parliament of the World’s Religions (2015). His analyses have appeared in leading newspapers including the New York Times, The Guardian and the Times. Among his academic publications on Rohingya genocide are The Slow-Burning Genocide of Myanmar’s Rohingyas (Pacific Rim Law and Policy Journal), An Evolution of Rohingya Persecution in Myanmar: From Strategic Embrace to Genocide, (Middle East Institute, American University), and Myanmar’s State-directed Persecution of Rohingyas and Other Muslims (Brown World Affairs Journal). He co-authored, with Natalie Brinham, Essays on Myanmar Genocide.
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Dear Dr. Maung Zarni,
Your article, “Zohran Mamdani’s Win Is ‘the Loss for the Jews’: The Real American Revolution without the French Hair Cut”, is a bold and incisive reflection on the tectonic shifts occurring within American political consciousness. It resonates deeply with those of us engaged in peace propagation and human dignity advocacy across the Global South.
You rightly frame Mamdani’s victory not as a sectarian loss, but as a democratic gain—a rupture in the hegemonic narrative that has long conflated criticism of Zionism with antisemitism. This conflation, as you highlight, is not only intellectually dishonest but also legally untenable under international human rights law.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) affirms in Article 19 the right to freedom of opinion and expression—“to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.” This right is further protected under Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), which the United States ratified in 1992. Attempts to silence dissenting voices like Mamdani’s or Finkelstein’s through media syndicates and ideological gatekeeping violate these foundational principles.
Moreover, the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD) obliges states to combat racial and religious discrimination, including Islamophobia and supremacist propaganda. The weaponization of Jewish identity to shield state violence—particularly in the context of Gaza and the broader Palestinian struggle—undermines the spirit of Article 1 of the UN Charter, which calls for respect for the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples.
Your invocation of Sun Tzu’s strategic wisdom is apt. In the realm of peace journalism and civil society advocacy, knowing the ideological terrain and engaging with adversarial platforms is not capitulation—it is tactical resistance. It is the very essence of nonviolent struggle, as codified in UN General Assembly Resolution 53/243 (Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace).
As a South African Muslim committed to interfaith solidarity and community healing, I see Mamdani’s win as a beacon of ethical pluralism. It is a reminder that revolutions are not always televised—they are often whispered in the hearts of the oppressed, and echoed in the corridors of international law.
With respect and solidarity,
Hoosen Vawda
Durban, South Africa
Peace Propagator | Community Healer | Advocate for Justice and Dignity
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