The Democrat Running to be Virginia's Top Law Enforcement Officer, the Attorney General, Repeatedly Wished for the Assassination of a Former Speaker of the House;
CIA Plant Abigail Spanberger Refuses to Call for His Withdrawal

National Review's Audrey Fahlberg:

Dem AG Nominee Jay Jones Fantasized About Shooting Former Virginia GOP Speaker: 'He Receives Both Bullets'

On August 8, 2022, a Republican state legislator received a disturbing string of early-morning text messages from a former colleague, Jay Jones, this year's Democratic nominee for Virginia attorney general.

Jones, who at the time had recently resigned from the state house after a brief stint representing Norfolk, had strong feelings about how the political class was eulogizing recently deceased former state legislator Joe Johnson Jr., a moderate Democrat with a long tenure in Virginia politics. Republican legislators like House Speaker Todd Gilbert had begun making public statements honoring Johnson's memory and political legacy, and some of those statements were making the rounds in state legislative group chats.

Around 8 a.m., Jones shared those feelings with his former state legislative colleague, Republican House Delegate Carrie Coyner. In a series of text messages obtained by National Review, Jones derided Johnson's political centrism and scoffed at the "glowing" tributes that were being made in his honor by Republicans in the wake of his death.

"Damn that was for mark," he wrote to Coyner, suggesting he'd meant to send the texts to someone else. And yet that realization didn't stop Jones from joking about what "that POS" Gilbert "would say about me if I died."

Then, the conversation took a dark turn.

"If those guys die before me," Jones wrote, referencing the Republican colleagues who were publicly honoring the deceased Johnson's memory, "I will go to their funerals to piss on their graves" to "send them out awash in something."

Jones then suggested that, presented with a hypothetical situation in which he had only two bullets and was faced with the choice of murdering then-Speaker of the House Todd Gilbert or two dictators, he'd shoot Gilbert "every time," prompting pushback from his former colleague:

Jones: Three people, two bullets
Gilbert, hitler, and pol pot
Gilbert gets two bullets to the head
Spoiler: put Gilbert in the crew with the two worst people you know and he receives both bullets every time
Coyner: Jay
Please stop
Jones: Lol
Ok, ok
Coyner: It really bothers me when you talk about hurting people or wishing death on them
It isn't ok
No matter who they are

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Asked about the years-old text exchange, Coyner condemned Jones's rhetoric and said she sent screenshots of the conversation to Gilbert that day. She said she and Jones haven't spoken since, aside from a brief conversation about policy issues. "On August 8, 2022 I had a text conversation with Jay Jones, what he said was not just disturbing but disqualifying for anyone who wants to seek public office," she told NR in a statement. "Jay Jones wished violence on the children of a colleague and joked about shooting Todd Gilbert. It's disgusting and unbecoming of any public official."

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'Breeding Little Fascists'

Coyner's alarm at her former colleague's violent rhetoric toward Gilbert prompted Jones to call her and explain his reasoning over the phone, a source familiar with the exchange told NR.

According to the source, the Democratic former legislator doubled down on the call, saying the only way public policy changes is when policymakers feel pain themselves, like the pain that parents feel when they watch their children die from gun violence. He asked her to provide counterexamples to disprove his claim.

Then at one point, the source said, he suggested he wished Gilbert's wife could watch her own child die in her arms so that Gilbert might reconsider his political views, prompting Coyner to hang up the phone in disgust.

Afterward, Jones continued his barrage of text messages, saying he was just asking questions. Coyner dismissed his excuse via text and chastised Jones for "hopping [sic] Jennifer Gilbert's children would die."

Rather than deny that he had wished death on the children, Jones responded by saying, "Yes, I've told you this before. Only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy."
Faced with more pushback from his frazzled former colleague, Jones somehow took the conversation a step further: "I mean do I think Todd and Jennifer are evil? And that they're breeding little fascists? Yes," he wrote, referring to Gilbert's wife and two young children.

The CIA Operative and Deep State Obersturmkommander Abigail Spanberger refuses to call for him to step aside.

Below, the children that Jay Jones -- who would be the top prosecutor in the state -- wants to see murdered so that their parents will adhere to the commands of the Democrat-Antifa-Media Death Cult.

Spanberger also turns out to have taught at a Saudi school with known jihadi and Hamas links -- after 9/11.

The school has produced enough terrorists that it's nicknamed 'Terror High."

Jerry Dunleavy at Just The News:

Virginia Democrat gubernatorial nominee worked at Saudi school known for Hamas links, jihadi grads

Abigail Spanberger, the Democratic hopeful for Virginia governor, leans heavily on her CIA credentials when running for office. But her stint at the Islamic Saudi Academy has been a source of controversy in her prior races.

The Democratic gubernatorial nominee in Virginia worked for a Saudi government-controlled school just after 9/11, at a time when the Islamic academy was already controversial for being controlled by the Saudi royal family and for its extremist textbooks which taught hatred of non-Muslims.

Abigail Spanberger, a former Democratic congresswoman from Virginia, is currently the favorite to be the state's next governor, according to polling averages. When it was revealed during her first congressional run in 2018 that she had worked for the Islamic Saudi Academy in northern Virginia during the 2002-2003 school year, Spanberger said that she was "proud" and "not ashamed" of her work history, despite the fact that, when she chose to work at the school, it was also already well known for its links to the terrorist group Hamas and for its recent graduates who had seemingly considered carrying out a jihad-inspired suicide attack in Israel.

The problematic nature of the Saudi academy -- known as the ISA in shorthand -- would be revealed even further in the years which followed.

A review by Just the News of hundreds of contemporary and historical news reports found that the following facts were widely-reported and well-established by the time that Spanberger chose to take her brief job at the ISA:

The school was controlled and funded by the Saudi government;

Numerous local citizens in northern Virginia were opposed to the relocation and expansion of the ISA due to concerns about the school's teachings, about its control by and funding from the Saudi government, and about the Saudi government's human rights record;

A top leader of Hamas had sent his children to the school;

The school's comptroller had been linked to Hamas;

Then-recent graduates of the school had come under suspicion by federal authorities of potentially seeking to carry out a suicide attack in Israel;

The school's textbooks contained hateful language, including animosity toward non-Muslims and Jews in particular;

The ISA had withdrawn from membership in a major accreditation organization; and

The ISA's own website stated that it was controlled by the Saudi government and was guided by the Saudi Ministry of Education.

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Associates linked to Hamas

It was reported in 1997 that Mousa Mohammed Abu Marzook, the first chairman of Hamas's political bureau, had been living in northern Virginia while leading Hamas operations and had been sending his children to the Saudi academy.

It was then reported in 1998 that Ismail Selim Elbarasse, the comptroller for the Saudi academy, shared a bank account with Marzook and was himself also linked to Hamas. A search of Elbarasse's northern Virginia home in 2004 later provided crucial evidence for the DOJ's Holy Land Foundation case.

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The Post reported in February 2002 that the textbooks for the Saudi academy students "tell them the Day of Judgment can't come until Jesus Christ returns to Earth, breaks the cross and converts everyone to Islam, and until Muslims start attacking Jews." The outlet said at the time that an 11th grade textbook stated that one sign of the Day of Judgment will be that Jews will hide behind trees that say: "Oh Muslim, Oh servant of God, here is a Jew hiding behind me. Come here and kill him."

The outlet also later said that "Saudi officials acknowledged that the textbooks used at the Islamic Saudi Academy had contained inflammatory material since at least the mid-1990s."

There are a lot more terror links. I'll refer you to the article for the details.

Of course, the Islamic Conquerors claim that it's Racist to oppose their murders of Westerners:

"Denying the school is un-American," Omar Kamhieh of the D.C.-based American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee reportedly said. "This is how the African-Americans were treated in the 1960s. Racism and bigotry are behind these objections."

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One of the top leaders of Hamas -- who ended up getting arrested and deported -- was known to have sent his kids to the Saudi academy many years before Spanberger took a teaching position there.

The Post reported in February 1997 that Mousa Abu Marzook -- "the self-acknowledged leader of the political wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement, otherwise known as Hamas" -- had been living in Falls Church in Virginia since 1991, and that his children attended the Saudi academy. The outlet wrote that "those who are strongly Islamic send their children to the Islamic Saudi Academy in Alexandria" and that "Marzook's wife, Nadia, said one of the main reasons they moved to the Washington area was the academy's low tuition."

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The Post reported in 2008 that the Saudi academy "as recently as 2006" -- and likely much earlier -- used textbooks "that compared Jews and Christians to apes and pigs" and told 8th graders that these groups were "the enemies of the believers." The outlet said that "Saudi officials acknowledged that the textbooks used at the Islamic Saudi Academy had contained inflammatory material since at least the mid-1990s but said they ordered revisions in 2006."

The outlet said that some students "said material from the textbooks was sometimes taught in class." The outlet also reported that Islamic studies textbooks used in 2006 "still contained passages that extolled jihad and martyrdom" and said that the killing of apostates was "justified."

The outlet further said that an 8th grade monotheism book from 2005 "contains a Koranic verse about Allah turning people into apes and pigs" and that it included the following footnote: "It is said: The apes are the people of the Sabbath, the Jews. The swine are the unbelievers of Jesus' table, the Christians."

The outlet also reported that a 12th grade Islamic studies textbook used in 2006 referenced jihad as "the pinnacle of Islam" and said that "in martyrdom in the path of Allah is a type of honorable life."

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"Either Abigail Spanberger is the least observant CIA operative in history, or she knew about the Islamic Saudi Academy's link to terrorism and tried to conceal it," the GOP state party executive director John Findlay said. "What kind of person would willingly work at a school that indoctrinates children to hate?"

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Former lawmaker: "They're called Terror High"

Now-former Rep. Dave Brat, R-Va., the incumbent at the time whom Spanberger would successfully unseat that year, critiqued Spanberger over her link to the Saudi academy in early September 2018.

"They've produced terrorists. They're called 'Terror High,' " Brat said. "They're openly anti-American, anti-women, anti-Israel, anti-Semitic and anti-Christian. All of that is out there. In five seconds of blogging, you can find out about the school by reputable news reports back then."

"I do think it is an issue," Brat said. "I think it's a big deal, and we'll see -- we'll see what the voters want to know the basic facts, and so far they have not been reported."

"Why does she hide this from voters? Why isn't this teaching at [the] Islamic Saudi Terror High on her resume? And if that's not there, what else isn't there?" Brat said.

Hello everyone. I hope you had a nice weekend. I had a relaxing one.

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