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It breaks my heart to see the glorious United States, the most powerful empire in the world, being filled with Somalis, Muslims, and fucking communists.
How did we end up like this?
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This is Islam in action! Qatar calls for Israel’s destruction in Islam’s name. If you stand with Israel, please share and follow @LizaRosen0000 and @YossiBenYakar
Flashback: shortly after the October 7 massacre, Qatari leader declared: “Jews Deserve No Peace, Only Annihilation.”
Qatar’s own legislator said the quiet part out loud: Jews are “slayers of the prophets,” and Al-Aqsa Flood (October 7 massacre) is just Islam’s holy war (jihad).
If you stand with Israel against the Muslim Brotherhood and its proxies, don’t forget to follow @LizaRosen0000 - @YossiBenYakar and @TheWesternWatch
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Trump’s biggest mistake heading into the midterms was his constant flip-flopping on Iran. Nobody would have objected to him going in and finishing the job. But instead, he kept announcing bogus peace deals that were never real, seemingly to manipulate the markets.
Last April, Trump had the opportunity to cripple the Iranian regime once and for all, but he backed off, giving Tehran the impression of American weakness and allowing this conflict to drag on.
This could have been over months ago, oil prices could have fallen, and the economy could have been in a much stronger position. Instead, Trump’s endless pauses, fake deals, and JD Vance’s push for a phony diplomatic agreement cost Republicans dearly at the ballot box.
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💪💪💪
Antisemites had a very comfortable couple of years.
That era is over.
Enough is enough!
We do it together‼️
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Sabes en q marchas NO se ven banderas Palestinas?
Palestina importa una mierd4 en Palestina, x eso cuando sus "Mártires" caen, los envuelven en la Bandera de Hamas y no en la de Palestina.
Porque lo único q los anima es eliminar a Israel.
ESO ES HAMAS.
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Pakistani Muslims have taken up a street in a predominantly Pakistani village in Britain, demanding the implementation of Sharia law.
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IF John Thune had demonstrated honesty & integrity in his role, if the Save America Act had passed, if our elections were secure, and if Democrats did not register undocumented immigrants to vote, we would have achieved a resounding victory in the midterm elections last night!
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Isn’t it wonderful! And in 2028 and 2030 and 2032 you’ll elect even more, until finally you won’t have to bother with elections, and the stonings and amputations can begin. Something to look forward to, eh?
Are you counting how many Muslims will be representing us in Congress in January 2027?
Congressman Andre Carson
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib
Congresswoman Lateefah Simon
Congresswoman Aisha Wahab
Congressman-elect Adam H Hamawy
Congresswoman-elect Darializa Avila Chevalier
Plus the best of all, Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed, inshaAllah.
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I realised yesterday that what I most admire about Christ's teaching is that it's NOTHING to do with power
Whereas Islamic teaching is LARGELY to do with power
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Now Good Vision is Un-Islamic
Better to be blind, for the sake of your soul.
The Taliban rulers of Afghanistan have decided that corneal transplants are un-Islamic, and forbidden them accordingly. They’d rather see their people go blind than offend Allah, and so, apparently would Allah.
Read more at the link in the next post.
ALT Taliban Red Unit, SlaveofAlWahhab, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0
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The people who cheered Charlie Kirk getting shot in the neck are in the driver's seat now.
I’m curious to see the response from our side over the next two years.
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When a Muslim Brotherhood member wins a Senate race, that’s NOT DEMOCRACY; that’s USEFUL IDIOTS hating their own country. When the mullahs in Iran took over, socialists helped them, and later, the Islamists killed them all. This is the most dangerous moment for Western civilization. GOD BLESS AMERICA.
U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is a dark chapter in this great nation’s history.
And as the Bible warns:
“For whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.” — Galatians 6:7 (KJV)
Be careful what you plant in the name of democracy. You may not enjoy the harvest.
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Anyone who calls himself or herself an American and voted for this subhuman is a disgrace
"My name is Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed
Egyptian migrant Abdul El-Sayed mocked US President Donald Trump after winning Michigan Senate, becoming the first Muslim senator in U.S. history. "Donald, You can just go on and call me Senator."
This islamist is not mocking only Trump but all Americans.
#USElections | #Midterms2026 | Trump | Democrats |US Midterm Elections | #BigBoss20 |POTUS #INDvsNZ | Republicans | | America
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“È la prima volta in tutta la storia dell'umanità che un popolo dà da mangiare, offre alloggio, cura e istruisce gli invasori che cercano di distruggere la sua cultura, i suoi valori e di ucciderlo.„
- Philippe de Villiers
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One of the few bright spots for GOP candidates & her Dad is not surprised--just proud! Well done, @SarahHuckabee
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The greatest vulnerability of a democracy is the assumption that everyone participating in its institutions necessarily shares a commitment to its principles.
Michigan’s Senate election has brought that question into sharp focus. Abdul El-Sayed signed a 2012 petition supporting controversial decisions by Mohamed Morsi, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood president, including calls to remove figures associated with the former regime from the media and police.
That history deserves scrutiny. Egypt demonstrated how an electoral mandate can become the justification for concentrating political authority, deepening institutional polarization, and testing constitutional limits.
El-Sayed has denied affiliation with the Muslim Brotherhood, and personal membership has not been established. But his documented political positions remain legitimate subjects of examination.
The question is bigger than Michigan: Can democratic institutions distinguish between those who seek political power and those who remain committed to the constitutional restraints that govern its exercise?
The survival of democratic institutions depends on asking that question consistently, regardless of who holds office.
