New York City is facing the Greatest Islamic terrorism today than After 9/11 under Mayor Mamdani because the infiltration of Al-Qaida is from within the city itself, wrapped in Mamdani
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New York City is facing the Greatest Islamic terrorism Today Than After 9/11 under Mayor Mamdani because the infiltration of Al-Qaida is from within the city itself, wrapped in Mamdani/DSA. By William Levi
Since the tragic events of 9/11, New York City has been seen as a symbol of resilience and security. The city invested heavily in protecting itself from further Islamic terrorist attacks, specifically those linked to Islamic Terrorism. But today, it is very clear that the threat to NYC is no longer just about external attacks using Algaeda Islamic terrorist tactics of flying planes into buildings. Instead, it comes from within the city’s leadership, highjacked by the Social Democratic party entrenched in DNC championed by the likes of Mamdani, the Islamic mayor who did not use planes to destroy NYC but used NYC's useful idiots to highjack the city's 8 million Americans living in the city and the consequences of policies that are driving millions of residents away. This raises a difficult question: Is New York City facing a greater threat now than it did after 9/11? The answer is an obvious yes.
The Legacy of 9/11 and the City's Security Measures
After 9/11, New York City became a fortress. The government and local authorities implemented sweeping security measures:
Increased surveillance in public spaces
Strengthened emergency response systems
Enhanced intelligence sharing between agencies
These efforts seemed to have helped prevent another large-scale attack on the city. The memory of losing over 3,000 lives in a single day galvanized the city and the nation to stay vigilant. But as the Bible says, Psalm 127:1 says: “Unless the LORD builds the house, its builders labor in vain; unless the LORD protects the city, its watchmen stand guard in vain.” Since 9/11, NYC has grown morally and spiritually bankrupt; it died.
The Current Situation Under Mayor Mamdani
Today, NYC faces the same Islamic threat, deadlier than 9/11, under Mayor Mamdani’s administration. His policies are not only causing a mass exodus of residents, which could weaken the city’s social and economic fabric, but are entrenching a strong Islamic grip on the City. This is a slow but steady form of America under Islamic conquest, and this aggression should not stand. It is for wakeup call.
Population Decline and Economic Impact
Millions of New Yorkers have left the city in recent years, seeking safer and more affordable places to live.
Businesses are closing or relocating, reducing job opportunities and tax revenue.
Property values have fluctuated, with some wealthy owners selling to foreign investors such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE; these are the very rich Islamic countries that have been sponsoring and exporting Islamic students in our institution and business all across the United States.
This trend raises concerns about the long-term viability of New York City as a thriving metropolis, an American historical Judeo-Christian city.
The Fear of Losing Control of NYC to Islamic Sharia laws.
The growing trend is obvious: if cities like New York City lose their core population and economic strength, they become vulnerable to Islamic, communist, Socialist, and the like gaining control of a city they have not built for free. Look at the examples in other major Western cities, including London, where political shifts have led to Islamic control of the city administration, setting up Sharia law, rewriting city history in their own image of Islamic takeover.
Why is what is happening in NYC is Matter of Great concern for Other Cities across America?
If New York’s population disperses, other cities may face similar pressures as newcomers arrive.
The strategy of Islamic conquest to gain control in large urban centers could spread, affecting national security.
The loss of cultural and historical identity in cities built by previous generations could weaken community bonds.
These concerns highlight the need for drastic action not only in New York state but across the country.
The Role of Wealthy Residents and Property Owners
I will argue that wealthy New Yorkers should not abandon the city by selling their properties to foreign investors. Instead, they should:
Stay engaged in local politics and community efforts and use their money and influence to find out the root cause of the problem of Islamic takeover of big cities. It is easy to leave but hard to come back to rebuild. We are seeing this episode playing out all around the world in places like South Sudan, Egypt, Libya, all of North Africa where Islam has taken over the years and Christians and Jews are fleeing never to return to their property and assert control
Demand accountability from city leadership. How do we move the Americans' ever-growing useful Idiots to a higher ground away from being used by DSA, Islamic politicians like Mamdani, using the American Constitution and democracy to destroy America from within?
Invest in initiatives that support safety, education, and economic growth that promote the value of Judeo-Christian civilization and American founding history to our children.
What spiritual roles should the Christian and Jewish community play in helping America's ever-growing population of useful idiots to escape the deception and false promises of the Islamic (DSA) that has taken hold of their minds and hearts?
Their involvement could help reverse the trend of decline and protect the city’s future.
Reflecting on How This Situation Developed
It is important to ask how someone like Mayor Mamdani was able to rise to power in New York City. Understanding this can help prevent similar situations in other cities. Factors to consider include:
Voter engagement and awareness - This is why the US Congress needs to pass the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act, which requires voters to provide documentary proof of citizenship at the time of registration and a photo ID at the time of voting, beginning with the midterm election of 2026.
Political alliances and campaign strategies - MAGA and MAHA to take hold of NYC growing discontent citizens and move them away from DSA/Islamic control.
Media influence and public discourse is a must.
By learning from these factors, citizens can better safeguard their communities.
What Can Be Done in the Remaining Years of This Mayorship
With only a few years left in Mayor Mamdani’s term, there is a limited window to make meaningful changes. Possible actions include:
Increasing transparency in city governance- ICE should take control of the city's ever-growing illegal immigration/Sanctuary cities policies that must be abolished; the mayor and the city authority that is going against it should be tried in court for refusing to reinforce federal law
Strengthening law enforcement and public safety programs
Promoting policies that encourage residents to stay and invest in the city
Encouraging dialogue between diverse communities to build trust
These steps could help rescue New York City from the gripping jaws of DSA/Islamic control and restore confidence among its residents.
The Broader National Implications
New York City’s challenges are a warning for the nation. If major cities fall into decline or lose control to DSA/Islamic influences, the consequences could be severe:
Economic downturns affecting the entire country
Increased social unrest and division
National security risks from weakened urban centers
It is crucial for citizens and leaders nationwide to pay attention and act proactively.
New York City’s future depends on the choices made today. The threat it faces may no longer be a single catastrophic event but a slow erosion of its core strengths that affects the entire nation. Residents, business owners, and political leaders must come together to address these challenges before the city’s decline becomes irreversible. The question remains: will New Yorkers rise to protect their city, or will they let it slip away under the control of DSA/Islamic invasion in the 21st century? The answer will shape not only New York’s destiny but that of the entire USA.
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