Ilhan Omar’s Daughter Alleges ‘Chemical Weapons’ Spraying Incident, With a Surprising and Humorous Twist

We previously wrote about the whining of Isra Hirsi, daughter of Rep. Ilhan Omar D-MN — after she had been arrested and suspended for her involvement in the unhinged Columbia demonstrations. She claimed that she was hungry and homeless. Her mother then defended her, claiming that the protests were “co-opted” to make the protesters appear bad. Of course, there was no proof of this. It seemed like it was all to deflect from what the activists had done.

It looks like Omar’s daughter is still complaining. She appeared on MSNBC to paint the protesters as victims and claim that criticism was hypocritical.

What are they doing? Other people aren’t allowed to protest? Are only radical leftists permitted to protest? The banner “Revcom Corps”, which is the Revolution Communists, was featured in this report that called for a revolution in the U.S. Check out the signs that say “Party for Socialism and Liberation”.

Hirsi complained on MSNBC, Monday night: “There’s some hypocrisy going on here.” You can see it in the students who sprayed chemical weapons on us and no one knows what happened to them.

A Jewish student at Columbia University filed a lawsuit against his suspension after he discharged two “novelty-fart sprays” in one of the demonstrations.

The lawsuit alleged that the spray purchased on Amazon was “nontoxic” by “John Doe”, a student.

If that is what she is complaining about, then that’s hilarious. She makes it seem like the people were in danger or injured. How ridiculous can you get? Cry even more. That’s what the radical left is.

Hirsi doesn’t mention the antisemitism and violence that Jewish students faced on campus. To reduce tensions, the school has even switched to hybrid learning.

Hirsi brushed all of that aside and didn’t appear to care, describing their camp as “honestly a beautiful form of solidarity.”

Hirsi did not stop protesting and explained her three main demands.

She said: “Our three demands include… asking Columbia University divest all companies complicit in genocide;… transparency of Colombia’s investments;… and amnesty to all students who are being actively repressed, as well as those that have been suspended because of these pro-Palestinian demonstrations.”

The apple does not fall far from its tree.