An interview with Shelia Gunn Reid, one of several journalists from Rebel Media who fearlessly challenge the mainstream media fake news.

Aside from explaining PTSD in depth, I got to talk about other things, such as the sham of the United Nations refugee camps, their libelous fabrication of perpetual victimhood, the Nazi-like propaganda oozing from the Palestinian Authority, the cowardly and appeasing BBC and the immoral funding of murderers by the British government.

Although I look haggard and tired – because I was feeling PTSD irritable that day – I’m still so very glad that I did this interview.

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For years I have been trying to get on British National TV and radio, and just as I was getting out the car to speak at my book launch, my friend Brian of London called to say that on @LBC they were talking about PTSD.

I called in and to my astonishment I got through. Although I was a bit unfocused, I managed to say all the important points such as why Kristine was murdered and how the UK government are funding terrorism.

When I was off air, the host said it was the most extraordinary story he has heard since he has been on LBC. He even went on to read from my website. He didn’t mince his words or cover the truth. Many thanks to LBC and especially the presenter Ian Payne, who was not only the nicest of interviewers, he made it easy for me.

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MUST SEE! Kay Wilson survived an horrific terror attack in Israel and recently wrote a book to make sure it doesn’t happen again.

“I watched in horror as a Palestinian terrorist butchered my Christian friend to death right in front of me only because he thought she was a Jew. A second Palestinian terrorist stabbed me 13 times with his machete, snapping my ribs and shattered more than thirty bones. The PA’s rewarding of those two killers and all the other thousands of terrorists in prison is both morally abhorrent and incomprehensible.” The Rage Less Traveled by Kay Wilson

Huge thanks to Nathalie and everyone at Israel First TV for this great interview. They added in a lot of clips from the Black Forest program about the attack.

Israel First TV Programme 106 – Nathalie Blackham talks with Kay Wilson about her new ‘hot off the press’ book: ‘The Rage Less Traveled: A Memoir of Surviving a Machete Attack’. Kay is a tour guide, pianist, cartoonist and motivational speaker. In 2010 she and her American friend, Kristine Luken, were attacked by two terrorists. Kay sustained multiple knife wounds. Kristine did not survive. Since 2014 Kay has addressed a variety of audiences all over the world, telling of her ordeal. In her role as representative of Palestinian Media Watch, she lobbies Western governments to end the foreign aid that, until today, rewards her would-be incarcerated murderers. She has done a TED talk, delivered a speech to the United Nations and has been interviewed for radio and television inside and outside of Israel. Together with a Palestinian friend, she has created “The Yellow Brick Road,” an educational, counter-radicalisation project, that teaches children in a refugee camp emotional intelligence, empathy and courage. The terror attack in which Kay almost lost her life, was the subject of an acclaimed Israeli documentary, “Black Forest,” broadcast in 2018. Kay, whose actions led to the capture of her assailants, has been recognized by the Israeli Police and the Israeli Security Agency for her courage. To purchase the Book ‘ visit:

Here’s the opening:

On December 18, 2010, two female friends – one Christian and the other Jewish – were hiking together in the hills of Jerusalem when they were accosted by a pair of members from a Palestinian terror cell. Both women were bound and hacked with machetes until the Christian, Kristine Luken, was dead and the other seemingly so.

But in an incredible display of a bottomless will to live, Kay Wilson – with thirteen machete wounds, a crushed sternum, multiple rib fractures, bone splinters in her lungs, a dislocated shoulder and broken shoulder blade – got up and walked over a mile barefoot, bound, and bleeding until she reached help. She survived to testify against her assailants in court. The reason the pair was caught was that Wilson had managed to stab one in the groin with a penknife during the assault, and investigators linked him to the DNA in his blood on her clothing. The two monsters, who were convicted of other crimes as well, including stabbing another Jewish woman to death earlier that same year, were imprisoned for life.

The Rage Less Traveled: A Memoir of Surviving a Machete Attack is Kay Wilson’s relentlessly gripping, intensely personal story. You can find it on Amazon here (and here on audiobook) where the book has racked up dozens of exclusively 5-star reviews. Simultaneously raw and poetic, transcendent and unsentimental, The Rage Less Traveled is not a predictable book about learning to forgive your attackers or seeking interfaith dialogue with members of a Jew-hating ideology. The book acknowledges that evil exists and that there can be no coexistence with it. It is a story about the tortuous road through survival into the light. As Wilson said in her 2019 AIPAC address, “My story is Israel’s story.”

Ms. Wilson kindly agreed to answer some questions about the book and her shocking experience.

Mark Tapson:           You wrote that the media’s initial explanation for the attack on you and your friend Kristine Luken was that it was in retaliation for Israel’s assassination of a Hamas commander. But what was the real reason?

Kay Wilson:       According to the police footage they filmed when they took the murderers back to the crime scene, the terrorists state very clearly, “We wanted to kill Jews.” When the police asked for what reason, he responded, “For no reason.” I heard that in court too. When asked, he answered with an apropos of nothing, as if peeved that he murdered a Christian instead of “getting the Jew.” 

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