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One of the universal experiences of parenthood is that, sooner rather than later, your child will say something that\u2019s simultaneously very dumb, but also endearing because it reflects a view of the world that no adult could possibly have. <\/span><\/p>\n

A child might assume that his teacher lives at school, for example. And then he\u2019ll express utter shock and horror when he sees one of his teachers at the supermarket. Or maybe he\u2019ll wonder why the moon is following him around at night, or why people don\u2019t just use ATMs to withdraw unlimited amounts of money. Unless you\u2019re a chronic marijuana user, these aren\u2019t the kind of thoughts you typically have as an adult. It\u2019s a simplistic and off-kilter way of thinking, but you give it a pass, and even find it charming, when it\u2019s coming from your five-year-old.<\/span><\/p>\n

When you\u2019re scrolling through videos on your phone and you hear something like this from a sitting member of Congress, on the other hand, all of the charm is lost. You see, in order to be a member of the House of Representatives, you have to be 25 years old at a minimum. Your frontal cortex has to be relatively well-developed, at least in theory. We have this restriction \u2014 as minimal as it is \u2014 because we don\u2019t want legislators introducing bills that guarantee, I don\u2019t know, mandatory birthday parties every month. And we also don\u2019t want members of Congress to stand in front of a podium, and deliver moments like this one, live on national television.<\/span><\/p>\n

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A resurfaced clip from January 2025 shows woke Somali-American congresswoman Ilhan Omar referring to World War II as \u201cWorld War Eleven.\u201d<\/p>\n

The lawmaker is often vulgar in her public statements and talks down to Americans, while praising her country of origin, a failed state. Her\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/9O0am39bnh<\/a><\/p>\n

\u2014 Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) April 28, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Source: @MrAndyNgo\/X.com<\/p>\n

The phrase \u201cjaw-dropping\u201d is overused these days, but there\u2019s really no better way to describe this footage. She tells us, without hesitating at all, that this particular law hasn\u2019t been invoked since World War Eleven. Yes, World War Eleven. Whoever wrote this script for Ilhan Omar, needless to say, badly overestimated her intelligence, in at least two different ways. First of all, of course, she read the Roman Numeral \u201cII\u201d as \u201celeven,\u201d which means she somehow has no familiarity with the concept of a Roman Numeral. We can deduce that she\u2019s never opened a history book at any point in her life, or watched a movie sequel, or read an outline, or paid any attention to the Super Bowl, or seen one of those old-fashioned clock faces, or met anyone who\u2019s named after his father, or anything like that.<\/span><\/p>\n

But even if, for some reason, you\u2019re inclined to give Ilhan Omar a pass for not understanding Roman Numerals, there\u2019s an even bigger problem here, which is that she thinks it\u2019s plausible that there were eleven different World Wars. That\u2019s one of those moments that, no matter how much you want to give someone the benefit of the doubt, is simply impossible to defend. The words \u201cWorld War Eleven\u201d should not come out of your mouth, under any circumstances. Instinctively, you should know something\u2019s wrong at that point, and you should hit the brakes before you say anything. People are giving her credit for catching her mistake a couple seconds later, but this is one of those errors that just shouldn\u2019t happen to begin with. The brain needs to intercept this particular thought immediately, and neutralize it.<\/span><\/p>\n

I\u2019m the first to admit that someone who speaks publicly all the time might commit a flub here or there, a gaffe, mispronounce a name on occasion \u2014 or in my case, mispronounce basically every name, every time. These things are understandable. But the term \u201cworld war eleven\u201d is so jarring, so wrong, so divorced from reality, that it simply should not leave your lips. If it does, then that\u2019s evidence of much deeper intellectual deficiencies.<\/span><\/p>\n

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So in this case, we can assume one of two things. The first possibility \u2014 which admittedly is very remote \u2014 is that Ilhan Omar might have an extremely low IQ, and she\u2019s spent a non-zero amount of time after watching \u201cThe Godfather Part II\u201d wondering where the other 10 Godfather movies are. She knows she can\u2019t find them on Netflix, but she\u2019s pretty sure they\u2019re out there, somewhere. Or maybe she\u2019s done the same thing with \u201cBack to the Future Part II\u201d or \u201cStar Wars Episode II\u201d or \u201cRocky II.\u201d That would be the worst-case scenario, by far \u2014\u00a0 at least for Ilhan Omar.<\/span><\/p>\n

The other possibility is that she\u2019s right, and everyone else is wrong. Maybe there really have been 11 world wars, and we\u2019ve just been undercounting this whole time. And if that\u2019s the case, then effective immediately, I\u2019m calling for one more World War. Now look, I\u2019m as skeptical of foreign intervention as anyone else. And yes, there would be a lot of casualties in World War 12. But if there\u2019s already been eleven world wars, then I think we might as well do one more and make it an even dozen. Frankly, eleven is just a weird number to end on. We\u2019re so close to a nice round number. And it\u2019s about time our leaders did something for the benefit of the OCD community.<\/span><\/p>\n

All things considered though, Occam\u2019s Razor probably wins here. And that\u2019s a sobering realization. As I said on X, our founding fathers never even considered the possibility that illiterate, moronic third-world women would one day be shipped into this country \u2014 and then elected to Congress. We are discovering a method of national suicide that never entered the minds of the founders. Or at least, to the extent that it did enter their minds, they warned us, repeatedly, not to succumb to it. And they didn\u2019t mince words. <\/span>More on that in a second.<\/span><\/p>\n

But first, it\u2019s important to underscore the extent of the contrast between what Ilhan Omar represents, on the one hand, and the \u201cAmerica First\u201d leadership that currently sits in the White House on the other. What Ilhan Omar represents, although she\u2019s too dumb to realize it, is the notion that America is a \u201cpropositional nation\u201d \u2014 which is to say, a nation that\u2019s nothing more than a set of ideas. In particular, she represents the fiction that America is open to everyone, that \u201cdiversity is our strength,\u201d and that everyone who sets foot inside our borders is just as American as anyone else.<\/span><\/p>\n

Yesterday, Donald Trump hosted King Charles III at the White House \u2014 or as Ilhan Omar calls him, King Charles one-hundred-and-eleven. And Trump delivered one of the best speeches of his political career, without question. It wasn\u2019t just a rejection of Democrat Party orthodoxy, or the suggestion that America is a propositional nation. We\u2019re not defined by any Supreme Court decision or even the Constitution. Instead, Trump made it clear that America is defined by shared culture, religion, language, territory, and ancestry. One cannot simply \u201cidentify\u201d as an American. As a country, we\u2019re successful because of our Anglo-Saxon heritage.<\/span><\/p>\n

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