Remember that fiery 2019 United Nations speech, when a 16-year-old Greta Thunberg stared down world leaders and accused the adults in the room of stealing her future by ignoring climate change?
The moment catapulted the perpetually pinch-faced teen towards unfathomable stardom as a self-anointed champion for human rights and the planet’s survival.
But fast-forward to today, and Greta is falling quite short of that promise.
She’s not a savior — in fact, she’s a malignant force trying to erase the horrors inflicted on some of the world’s most vulnerable, the victims of Hamas’ Oct. 7 massacre.
How can someone who built her life around securing youth a future be so hell-bent on obliterating the past, silencing Jewish voices and denying the suffering of children burned alive, women raped and families slaughtered?
Let’s look at her latest escapades.
Just last month in London, Thunberg was detained under Britain’s Terrorism Act for supporting hunger-striking members of Palestine Action, a group the government proscribed last year.
Holding a sign reading, “I support Palestine Action prisoners. I oppose genocide,” she openly legitimized a terrorist organization.
This can no longer be shrugged off as youthful rebellion; it is a glaring absence of any moral compass.
Nothing is beyond the pale for her, no alliance too toxic, no atrocity too inconvenient to ignore.