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There are zero Republican Muslims serving in the United States Congress, compared to five Democratic Muslims currently serving in the 119th Congress. 
It is important to clarify that all five Muslim members of Congress are mainstream elected officials, not "Islamists" (a term generally used to describe those who advocate for a political system based entirely on Islamic law).

Muslims are barbaric and uncivilized...

They are incompatible with Western societies and shouldn't be allowed in the Western mix

nefarious101 » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

8 minutes ago

Muslims are barbaric and uncivilized...

They are incompatible with Western societies and shouldn't be allowed in the Western mix

They and their supporters will be yelling Free Palestine as they celebrate the anniversary of the massacre of 1200 Israeli civilians.

RebelGator » 20 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

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There are zero Republican Muslims serving in the United States Congress, compared to five Democratic Muslims currently serving in the 119th Congress. 
It is important to clarify that all five Muslim members of Congress are mainstream elected officials, not "Islamists" (a term generally used to describe those who advocate for a political system based entirely on Islamic law).

What makes a species civilized compared to the rest of life(food chain) native to this atmosphere as located by longitude and latitude each rotation alive or dead?

Social consensus of context over content of people equally alive daily here as positioned genetically changing population forward by mutual heart beats going forward with each body having its own brain to navigate living eternally separated in plain sight for the time they have changing form since arriving an infant to dying of old age or other causes socially enacted as a reality.

RebelGator » 13 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

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They and their supporters will be yelling Free Palestine as they celebrate the anniversary of the massacre of 1200 Israeli civilians.

Well we played cowboys and indians back in the 1800's and you know who that worked out

maybe we should play cowboys and ragheads...the nation seems to be getting in the mood for it

RebelGator » 23 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

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They and their supporters will be yelling Free Palestine as they celebrate the anniversary of the massacre of 1200 Israeli civilians.

If it wasn't for the oil in the region there would be no reason to care about anything there.
The oil and its subsequent impact over the years allowed/motivated them to seek nukes.

The nuke issue is a political problem. Islam has no redeeming features but for the oil underfoot.

DeezerShoove » 9 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

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If it wasn't for the oil in the region there would be no reason to care about anything there.
The oil and its subsequent impact over the years allowed/motivated them to seek nukes.

The nuke issue is a political problem. Islam has no redeeming features but for the oil underfoot.

You're right, the irony being they were riding camels and using dung camp fires on top of it before oil companies gave them the opportunity to afford wholesale terrorism. 

nefarious101 » 31 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

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Well we played cowboys and indians back in the 1800's and you know who that worked out

maybe we should play cowboys and ragheads...the nation seems to be getting in the mood for it

I hope when it happens the cowboys have the numbers,  people like Jonathan Turley aren't optimistic about it.

Jonathan Turley’s latest remarks heavily criticize the public education system, specifically targeting what he terms the "education cartel"—a self-perpetuating alliance of teachers' unions and politicians. In his most recent columns and media appearances in October 2026, he argues that this system has prioritized political lobbying over students, leading to a record-low public satisfaction with K-12 education. 
His latest arguments focus on three core areas:

1. The Failure of the "Blue-State Model"
In an October 2026 op-ed published across multiple syndicates like The Hill and The Washington Post, Turley highlights that public satisfaction with K-12 schooling has plummeted nearly 20 points since 2024. 

• The "Cartel" Analogy: He compares teachers' unions to oil or drug cartels, claiming they "charge cartel prices while producing diminishing products," essentially watering down educational value while ramping up costs. 
• Misallocated Funds: He points to major cities like Chicago, where schools remain open despite 80% vacancy rates, and notes that the Chicago Teachers Union spent a record $4.2 million on political lobbying while directing less than 18% toward representing teachers. 

RebelGator » Today, 5:35 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 5:35 am

There are zero Republican Muslims serving in the United States Congress, compared to five Democratic Muslims currently serving in the 119th Congress. 
It is important to clarify that all five Muslim members of Congress are mainstream elected officials, not "Islamists" (a term generally used to describe those who advocate for a political system based entirely on Islamic law).

They LIE like every **** **** DOES. The difference is they have ALTERIOR MOTIVES and want to DESTROY AMERICA and install a Caliphate. LYING allows them to CONCEAL their intent from everyone!!


Taqiyya is the term used in Islamic jurisprudence for concealing one's faith or denying beliefs under threat of severe persecution.

Definition and Context

• Taqiyya: Means "prudence" or "caution". It allows a person to hide or deny their faith verbally when facing mortal danger, coercion, or severe harm, while keeping true belief in their heart.

• Kitman: Means "concealment". It involves holding back or omitting information through silence rather than active denial.

• Tawriya: Means using ambiguous or double-meaning phrasing to mislead without telling a direct falsehood, permitted in narrow contexts like reconciliation or war.

RebelGator » 36 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

36 minutes ago

I hope when it happens the cowboys have the numbers,  people like Jonathan Turley aren't optimistic about it.

Jonathan Turley’s latest remarks heavily criticize the public education system, specifically targeting what he terms the "education cartel"—a self-perpetuating alliance of teachers' unions and politicians. In his most recent columns and media appearances in October 2026, he argues that this system has prioritized political lobbying over students, leading to a record-low public satisfaction with K-12 education. 
His latest arguments focus on three core areas:

1. The Failure of the "Blue-State Model"
In an October 2026 op-ed published across multiple syndicates like The Hill and The Washington Post, Turley highlights that public satisfaction with K-12 schooling has plummeted nearly 20 points since 2024. 

• The "Cartel" Analogy: He compares teachers' unions to oil or drug cartels, claiming they "charge cartel prices while producing diminishing products," essentially watering down educational value while ramping up costs. 
• Misallocated Funds: He points to major cities like Chicago, where schools remain open despite 80% vacancy rates, and notes that the Chicago Teachers Union spent a record $4.2 million on political lobbying while directing less than 18% toward representing teachers. 

The days of overlooking the obvious are over

we would be France right now if it wasn't for Trump stepping in

I know of no other man who could have weathered the Leftist pushback

as time goes by we are learning just how deep the evil and corruption went on both sides

To Islam and the Left....everyone is expendable in their quest for power

nefarious101 » Today, 5:42 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 5:42 am

Muslims are barbaric and uncivilized...

They are incompatible with Western societies and shouldn't be allowed in the Western mix

Liberals strongly disagree. Liberals believe they are misunderstood victims that you simply just have to be nice to. Liberals believe whitey is the bad guy. Just several weeks ago, BV confirmed that he believes Islam, nor Muslims have nothing whatsoever to do with 9/11. 

SouthernFried » 10 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

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Liberals strongly disagree. Liberals believe they are misunderstood victims that you simply just have to be nice to. Liberals believe whitey is the bad guy. Just several weeks ago, BV confirmed that he believes Islam, nor Muslims have nothing whatsoever to do with 9/11.

BV thinks a guy can have a baby.....he's not all there upstairs

nefarious101 » 32 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

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The days of overlooking the obvious are over

we would be France right now if it wasn't for Trump stepping in

I know of no other man who could have weathered the Leftist pushback

as time goes by we are learning just how deep the evil and corruption went on both sides

To Islam and the Left....everyone is expendable in their quest for power

Where was Joe.....in the shower?

A former top-ranking senior CIA official pleaded guilty of defrauding the federal government out of $194 million, including $145 million in wire transfers and tens of millions of dollars in gold bars, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Tuesday.David Rush, 49, of Ashburn, Virginia used his top security-level clearance to carry out a scheme, which involved creating fake government authorities and programs to receive nearly $194 million in government funding. Rush then spent the money on personal expenses, including luxury properties in Florida, watches and at least one car. “Federal employees are entrusted with serving the American people, not themselves,” Attorney General Todd Blanche said following Tuesday’s guilty plea. “The Trump Administration is committed to rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse in the federal government, including by prosecuting those who foolishly defraud American taxpayers.” Cash and gold bars recovered during a search at Rush’s home. (DOJ) poll=0=15pxThe FBI searched Rush’s home on May 19 and found 298 gold bars, which he bought with $46 million in government funds, more than $2.1 million in cash, 30 luxury watches, many of which were Rolexes, and two 2026 BMW Alpina luxury cars worth nearly $200,000. 
 

RebelGator » 3 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

3 minutes ago

Where was Joe.....in the shower?

A former top-ranking senior CIA official pleaded guilty of defrauding the federal government out of $194 million, including $145 million in wire transfers and tens of millions of dollars in gold bars, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Tuesday.David Rush, 49, of Ashburn, Virginia used his top security-level clearance to carry out a scheme, which involved creating fake government authorities and programs to receive nearly $194 million in government funding. Rush then spent the money on personal expenses, including luxury properties in Florida, watches and at least one car. “Federal employees are entrusted with serving the American people, not themselves,” Attorney General Todd Blanche said following Tuesday’s guilty plea. “The Trump Administration is committed to rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse in the federal government, including by prosecuting those who foolishly defraud American taxpayers.” Cash and gold bars recovered during a search at Rush’s home. (DOJ) poll=0=15pxThe FBI searched Rush’s home on May 19 and found 298 gold bars, which he bought with $46 million in government funds, more than $2.1 million in cash, 30 luxury watches, many of which were Rolexes, and two 2026 BMW Alpina luxury cars worth nearly $200,000.

wow...I want to be a corrupt government official now

nefarious101 » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

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wow...I want to be a corrupt government official now

David J. Rush (Former CIA Official): If you are asking about the former CIA executive making headlines for a massive $194 million fraud scheme involving gold bars, social media posts and political commentators often point out that he is a registered Democrat. 

RebelGator » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

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David J. Rush (Former CIA Official): If you are asking about the former CIA executive making headlines for a massive $194 million fraud scheme involving gold bars, social media posts and political commentators often point out that he is a registered Democrat.

hard to act surprise about that....it's a given at this point

seems pretty much all the national debt is due to looting, payoffs and money laundering

RebelGator » 29 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

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David J. Rush (Former CIA Official): If you are asking about the former CIA executive making headlines for a massive $194 million fraud scheme involving gold bars, social media posts and political commentators often point out that he is a registered Democrat.

Why color me SHOCKED I tell you. SHOCKED!!

Not. 

Which historical lie still governs every reality franchise social New World Order by humanity over current ancestral lineages living daily here?
A. relative time logistics.
B. economics 101.
C. God created heavens and Earth in 6 generation gaps live so far believing life exceeds 7 days a week 52 weeks a year.
D. Satan does it.

It's a natural..

Transform from Carbon to Silicon.

Homo Technilogicus..


Naturally..

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=zFrg_ ... zDrT_Nc3bd

No problem identifying someone who is not 167..

And claims to be.