My Opponents

When I ran for the office of Washington State Governor in 2020, the Jews recruited three dozen candidates to run against me. Few voters had the patience to wade through 36 pages of gubernatorial candidate testimonials in the Voters Pamphlet, and I was simply buried and forgotten. This time around, I have just three opponents.

A combination of electoral corruption and partisan and/or stupid voters could still leave me in fourth place, but there is a much better chance that any intelligent voters will at least hear my message.

Mainstream Challengers ↑

Pramila Jaypal’s challengers include the traditional token Democrat (Gwen Kirkland) and Republican (Nirav Sheth).

I’ve found astonishingly little information about Gwen Kirkland online. She reminds me of that wacko socialist candidate I competed with as a gubernatorial candidate, Mary Martin. Does Kirkland even have a campaign website? She has the same credentials “Genocide Joe” Biden had—Democrat. Maybe she’ll get (s)elected pResident some day.

Nirav Sheth will probably beat Kirkland by a landslide. After all, the incumbent has the Democrap vote locked in, but Sheth is the only Republican in the race. Even better, he’s from India, just like Jaypal and Seattle’s fake socialist, Kshama Sawant.

Sawant, by the way, has left the Seattle City Council to run for the House of Representatives from the 9th Congressional District of Washington state against the incumbent, Democratic Representative Adam Smith. She’s billing herself as an “independent revolutionary socialist” candidate for Congress, quite a mouthful for a dumb bitch who has done as much for Seattle as Bill Gates, for whom she’s almost certainly working. In fact, Seattle has actually declined under Sawant, though she can’t compete with Gates, who, in his own charming way, may be as destructive as Donald Trump. Even Sawant’s fellow socialists aren’t too happy with her.

In the meantime, a contest between Sheth, who is a former U.S. marine, and the incumbent could be interesting. Will Seth expose himself as a bigger whore for Israel than Jayapal? Either way, he’ll easily get votes from any local right-wingers who are fed up with all the pseudo-liberal bullshit Seattle dumps on citizens.

Then again, the Jews’ growing stench is reportedly beginning to alienate even many right-wingers. Wouldn’t it be ironic if Sheth tured out to be another Lindsey Graham, only to get the middle finger from Republicans who are beginning to understand the truth about Israel?

I do not regard Sheth or the invisible Kirkland as serious candidates. However, they represent the Republican and Democratic parties, which is all most King County voters care about.

Pramila Jayapal ↑

Jayapal discussing anything but helping Palestinians with Genocide Joe.

Born in India, Pramila Jayapal wound up in the corporate melting pot of Seattle, where Indian citizens have been embraced by Microsoft through the efforts of Bill Gates.

Microsoft pioneered outsourcing without offshoring—importing lower-cost labor from India rather than moving operations overseas. Not surprisingly, Indian expats began popping up in political office, more than likely recruited by Microsoft.

Jayapal lives with her current husband, Steven R. Williamson, her transgendered son from a previous marriage, and her stepson. Williamson has worked for several organizations, including the International Association of Machinists, Teamsters Local 174, and King County Labor Council. He is currently a director at the UFCW (the United Food and Commercial Workers) 21.

I’m well acquainted with Local 174. It’s my union, and it’s a pile of crap. I’ve filed complaints about Local 174 with several government agencies, and I hope to eventualy sue the bastards.

On a weird note, I’m not aware that the Teamsters are among the unions that have endorsed Jayapal. Could it be because the Teamsters is essentially a Zionist club that shies away from Jayapal’s image as a critic of Israel? More about that under Reamsters.

Jayapal is the perfect Seattle political icon—a woman, a minority, and a foreigner with a transgendered child from a previous marriage. How could any self-respecting Seattle liberal choose a local white man over her?

At first glance, Jayapal also seems to have the requisite political credentials. A glance at her official website (jayapal.house.gov) and campaign website (pramilaforcongress.com) reveals a woman who cares about social justice and doesn’t suck up to the corporate establishment. But is she genuine, or is it just tokenism? Does she just pretend to care about the Palestinians and Cubans while doing favors for Bill Gates?

In 2025, Jayapal made a dual endorsement in a Seattle mayoral campaign, backing both the incumbent (Bruce Harrell) and a challenger (Katie Wilson). That way she could take credit regardless of who won. The irony lies in the fact that Harrell and Wilson are both typical Seattle assholes.

Jayapal also gets lots of endorsements from corrupt organizations, even if they masquerade as wholesome. Not surprisingly, she is adored by Big Labor, winning endorsements from the National Education Association (a fake union I learned to hate when I was a teacher), Service Employees International Union (SEIU), and United Automobile Workers (UAW), among others. When I worked for the U.S. Postal Service, I saw no evidence that they had a union. That makes Jayapal’s endorsement by the American Postal Workers Union laughable. Of course, she gets a thumbs up from diverse Democratic organizations.

In recent campaigns, Jayapal has regularly received close to three million dollars in contributions, hardly the mark of an outsider.

Owned by the Jews? ↑

Jayapal and her sister have both been endorsed by the Jewish fake socialist Bernie Sanders.

The Jews control both Democratic and Republican parties. Their control over the former is slightly less, with some Democratic leaders critical of Israel, though their criticism is likely just for show. It’s hard to imagine how an honest person could get (s)elected to a federal office.

On July 15, 2023, U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal, then-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, stated during a Netroots Nation conference in Chicago:

“I want you to know that we have been fighting to make it clear that Israel is a racist state.”

How cool is that? I would be inclined to support any politico who made that kind of statement. But read the fine print . . .

Jayapal’s remark was just an impromptu response to protesters holding Palestinian flags who interrupted a panel she was speaking on. The comment was made shortly before Israeli President Isaac Herzog was scheduled to address a joint meeting of Congress, a visit that already faced boycotts from some progressive members over human rights concerns.

Worse, Jayapal cowardly backtracked after she was attacked by Republican lawmakers and top House Democratic leaders. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and other Democratic leadership released a statement affirming that “Israel is not a racist state.”

The next day, Jayapal released a statement that walked back her comments. She clarified that she intended to criticize “Netanyahu’s extreme right-wing government” for engaging in “discriminatory and outright racist policies,” but she didn’t believe “the idea of Israel as a nation is racist.” She also offered an apology to those who claimed to be hurt by her words.

A few days later, the House voted to pass a resolution condemning “antisemitism” and expressing support for Israel. The vote was 412-9, with 195 Democrats joining all Republicans in voting yes. Nine progressive Democrats of color voted against the nonbinding resolution, several of whom have denounced Israel as an apartheid state that oppresses Palestinians. One Democrat, Betty McCollum of Minnesota, voted present.

That’s ten Democrats who showed more backbone than Jayapal, who voted YES. (Below is a list of the nine Democrats who voted no.)

1. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
2. Jamaal Bowman
3. Cori Bush
4. André Carson
5. Summer Lee
6. Ilhan Omar
7. Ayanna Pressley
8. Delia Ramirez
9. Rashida Tlaib

Jayapal’s treachery doesn’t end there. She has endorsed and been endorsed by Bernie Sanders, a Jew masquerading as a socialist. Some might argue that Sanders isn’t a Zioniust. In fact, he has criticized Israel on multiple occasions.

But take a closer look. Sanders has also consistently stated that Israel has a right to exist and he supports the existence of a Jewish homeland/state. He also says Israelis have legitimate security concerns.

Sanders—who spent time on an Israeli kibbutz in his youth—has been described as pro-Palestinian rights, but he is also described as progressive pro-Israel and liberal Zionist.

Jayapal has also supported Kamala Harris (who is married to a Jew) and “Genocide Joe” Biden (who might as well be a Jew). Neither Biden nor Harris are friends of the Palestinians.

In summary, Jayapal is a classic example of controlled opposition. She poses as a liberal activist while working for the dark side. She occasionally says and does things that are admirable. The support she has shown for Cuba is wonderful, for example. In fact, she may be giving Cubans more support than the downtrodden masses in liberal Seattle.

The irony lies in the fact that the Jews appear to hate Jayapal, creating the illusion that she is anti-Jew. Bear in mind the Jews hate everyone. They regularly label their closest allies and biggest supporters “antisemitic.” They have even called Donald Trump an anti-Semite!

Jayapal supported the right-wing Zionist whore Kamala Harris during her pResidential bid.