Islamophobic nurse Dasha is getting thousands of dollars her way after her Texas HEB video goes viral.
Texas nurse Dasha Kilpatrick, who went viral after her anti-Islam attack on two hijab-wearing women at an HEB store in Conroe, Texas, has received about $85,000 in support as many people have come forward and defended her actions, calling her “courageous.”
In the video that went viral, Kilpatrick, while shopping, told veiled women that they were not welcome in Texas or the United States.The nurse, whose identity was later revealed, said: “…You are worshiping a terrorist who is a warlord, a homosexual, and Islam is a terrorist organization, not a religion.” “I am very educated on this subject,” Dasha added. “This is not a Muslim country. This is a Christian country. You have to leave. You have to go back to your Islamic country from which you came,” she said.The Muslim women were surprised and even asked Dasha how she could work in healthcare with so little kindness.
The incident occurred on June 20 and reports claimed that after the healthcare worker was identified on social media as a 25-year-old massage therapist at Inner Light Holistic Healing, she was provoked and lost her job. Those who supported her anti-Islam attack started a fundraising campaign to pay tribute to her courage.
“These are not grateful assimilers, they are agents of chaos imported via chain migration, refugee scams, and non-white diversity quotas. They strut into American stores like occupied territories while demanding that white women in their scrubs kiss the ring (or the rug). They harvest our air conditioning, our luxury, our efficient society, and then import the desert drama of the seventh century,” Dasha said loudly in the grocery aisle while the rest of us simply try to shop without “mass cultural invasion.”“Dasha has been mocked, expelled and canceled for daring to speak her truth in her country. Now she is dealing with loss of income, threats and mobs coming to her holistic practice. Let’s help her get back on her feet,” the message read.Social media users claimed that the video that went viral was originally taken by Houston real estate agent Eijaz Chaudhry, and one of the women was his daughter.
