Abby, you aren’t asking a question; you’re issuing a gag order. You’re telling the American people that even when a bomb is thrown in the name of a specific faith, we aren’t allowed to use our eyes and ears to connect the dots. And if your guest points out the obvious, the woke tards on the panel will clutch the pearls, virtue signal, and pummel her with rotten tomatoes.

You want answers??

Let’s run the tape, shall we? September 11th—3,000 Americans murdered by al-Qaeda jihadists screaming Islamic battle cries. What did that have to do with Muslims? Nothing, apparently, if you’re playing the Abby game.

San Bernardino—14 dead at a holiday party by a radicalized couple inspired by ISIS. “What does that have to do with Islam?”

Charlie Hebdo in Paris—cartoonists gunned down for daring to draw Muhammad. Islamists storm in, execute them, shout “Allahu Akbar.” There are no dots to connect.

Madrid trains, London tubes—hundreds blown apart by Islamist bombers. Coincidence?

Let’s look at France. Samuel Paty. A teacher who was beheaded in the street for showing a cartoon to his students, the same images that Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris were attacked for creating. The killer yelled ‘Allahu Akbar’ as he held the knife, but according to CNN, that’s just a linguistic mystery we haven’t solved yet. Islam had zero to do with it? It’s a strange coincidence that these “mysteries” always involve the same vocabulary.

Over in Britain, grooming gangs—thousands of young girls raped, trafficked, brutalized. Some perpetrators openly justified their heinous actions because their victims were “kaffirs”—non-believers, fair game under twisted interpretations. But hey, what does that have to do with whether Muslims should be let into the United States?

Now zoom to last week: Two young ISIS fanboys, Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi, chuck homemade bombs loaded with shrapnel at a crowd of protesters outside Gracie Mansion in NYC. Who were the protesters? Folks chanting against what they see as an “Islamic takeover” of the city—legal, permitted, First Amendment stuff. The bombers scream “Allahu Akbar,” pledge to ISIS, aim to slaughter as many “non-believers” as possible. Peaceful protesters, mind you, exercising their rights. And Abby’s crew wants to pretend this has zero connection to do with Islam?

The very next day—boom—shooting at Temple Israel synagogue in West Bloomfield, Michigan, right near Dearborn. Vehicle rams the building, shots fired, security guard hurt, suspect down. Motive under investigation, but the timing in a hotspot of rising antisemitism? Coincidence again?

Same day in Virginia: Mohamed Bailor Jalloh—former National Guard guy, convicted ISIS supporter fresh out of prison—walks into an Old Dominion University classroom, asks if it’s ROTC, yells “Allahu Akbar,” opens fire. Kills an ROTC leader, wounds two others. ROTC students heroically take him down. Another “Allahu Akbar” special.

And the stats? Fondapol’s tracking shows tens of thousands—over 64,000 Islamist terrorist attacks worldwide since 2000, hundreds of thousands dead. Compare that to maybe a handful tied to other religions. I can’t remember the last time my Buddhist neighbor whispered about beheading someone to up their karma levels. I’ve never seen a Zen monk hijack a plane because he was offended by a tweet.

Look, most Muslims are decent people who just want to live their lives—I’m not painting with too broad a brush. I am by no means saying every Muslim is a threat. Most are decent people. But when you have even 10% who sympathize with the extremists or provide the ‘social water’ for these murderous sharks to swim in, you have a math problem.

If you have a bowl of 100 grapes and you know 10 of them are lethal, are you going to keep snacking? Will you board a plane with a 1% chance that it drops into the ocean?

And before you call me an uncultured, untravelled ignorant bigot as your ad hominem attack to disregard the message, I’ve travelled to Islamic nations including Syria, Jordan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, UAE, Egypt, Morocco—even parts of Great Britain.

I’ve seen it up close: Question Islam publicly? Threats roll in fast. Burqa-clad women sweating on Red Sea beaches in 110-degree heat because, and I asked them directly ”they must.” And I learned pretty quickly not to instigate, they don’t play around with their faith.

I played by their rules there—respect the house you’re in.

But America isn’t importing those rules. We don’t need sharia creep, we don’t need more “Allahu Akbar” attacks, and we sure as hell don’t need media gatekeepers like Abby daring guests to say the obvious so the panel can clutch pearls and scream “Islamophobic!”

Abby, when the dots are this connected—jihadist ideology, specific slogans, explicit motives—stop pretending they’re invisible. Call it what it is: a pattern of Islamist extremism we ignore at our peril.

Time to clamp down on unchecked immigration from high-risk zones. “Diversity is our strength”? is a mantra without any root in reality, created to indoctrinate stupid people. Say “diversity is our strength” to the families of the dead. That mantra’s got more holes than an Iranian warship at the bottom of the red sea. And just like that ship, it’s dragging us down with it.

Wake up, America. Eyes open, no more gag orders.