I trust a leader who took a bullet for America more than one who opens the ballot box to the Muslim Brotherhood. One bears the scars of political violence. The other risks letting extremism wear the mask of democracy. For a civilization can survive a bullet, but it must never surrender its freedoms through the ballot.
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I trust a leader who took a bullet for America more than one who opens the ballot box to the Muslim Brotherhood. One bears the scars of political violence. The other risks letting extremism wear the mask of democracy. For a civilization can survive a bullet, but it must never surrender its freedoms through the ballot.
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I used to think blaming Israel for absolutely everything was a Middle Eastern tradition. Too hot? Israel. Too cold? Israel. Bad weather? Definitely Mossad. But apparently, the West has adopted the tradition too! Win an election? Blame Israel. Lose an election? Blame Israel. Bad day? Israel. Good day? Suspiciously Israel. Burnt your toast? Netanyahu probably personally approved it.
And the funniest part? In Israel, some Israelis blame Israel for everything going wrong in the West and the Middle East too!
At this point, if aliens invade Earth, someone will demand an investigation into their links with Mossad.( BTW, some YouTubers believe that has already happened and that Zionists were behind it too).
Israel might be the only country in history blamed for both causing the problem and failing to prevent it.
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At the War Department:
We Stand.
We Fight.
We Defend the Republic.
This is exactly what was needed from the entire US. Florida designated CAIR and now its operations there are suspended. That is what enforcement looks like when a state stops treating a Muslim Brotherhood linked network as a civil rights charity.
This should have been a nationwide ban. One state closing the door just moves the network across the state line. Put the people tied to these groups on the terror watchlist, and anyone quietly removed from it goes straight back on (scrutiny should be the default).
Leaving them in place handed foreign entities an easy seat close to US intelligence, with time to study it, adapt and rebuild their infiltration system around every gap.
Be like Florida.
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U.S. Air Force F-35A stealth fighter jets receive fuel from a KC-135 Stratotanker while patrolling the skies over the Middle East.
This is a warning to the West:
Ban the Muslim Brotherhood and stop blaming
@elonmusk for the mess on your streets.
😂😂 played in your face. Hate to say it but I told you so!
Every time the UAE signs a big deal Muslim Brotherhood accounts get busy
Same hashtags
Same brand new accounts
Same timing
At this point our trade numbers come with free bot traffic
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Congratulations
@aframalhameli on this well deserved honour. We are proud to see Emirati women representing the UAE at the highest levels of diplomacy and politics 🇦🇪
I used to think blaming Israel for absolutely everything was a Middle Eastern tradition. Too hot? Israel. Too cold? Israel. Bad weather? Definitely Mossad. But apparently, the West has adopted the tradition too! Win an election? Blame Israel. Lose an election? Blame Israel. Bad day? Israel. Good day? Suspiciously Israel. Burnt your toast? Netanyahu probably personally approved it.
And the funniest part? In Israel, some Israelis blame Israel for everything going wrong in the West and the Middle East too!
At this point, if aliens invade Earth, someone will demand an investigation into their links with Mossad.( BTW, some YouTubers believe that has already happened and that Zionists were behind it too).
Israel might be the only country in history blamed for both causing the problem and failing to prevent it.
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Sometimes, letting Muslim Brotherhood Islamists win elections in the West may be the harshest lesson democracy can teach its own voters. Let people discover the true face of the ideology they voted for: the intolerance disguised as tolerance, the extremism dressed up as progress, and the backwardness sold as a brighter future.
Look at the turmoil in France. Look at the political battles unfolding in Britain, or “Britainstan,” as some now call it. One day, those who voted for extremism may discover that the ballot they cast in the name of progress became a vote against their own freedoms.
The tragedy of democracy is that people sometimes have to experience the consequences of their choices before they understand the value of what they had.
Civilization is easy to take for granted until you realize what it takes to defend it.
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The Muslim Brotherhood told Europe its plan years ago, and Hamburg's intelligence service has now written it down for anyone still pretending not to hear. Its 2025 report says the Brotherhood's late chief ideologue, Yusuf al Qaradawi, set the goal for Europe as a conquest "without sword and without battle", built step by step through social engagement and by posing as the partner every official should call.
So in Western democracies the Brotherhood plays moderate ON PURPOSE to fit in, uses democratic rules only as tactics, and works for a slow transformation, not a coup. Hamburg counted about 60 followers at the end of 2025.
They promised a conquest without a sword. Europe keeps handing them the keys instead.
BTW, the Muslim Brotherhood is banned in the UAE.
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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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We talked about the Munich piece of this Muslim Brotherhood effort in September, published by
@sofrepofficial
Read here:
India came to ADIPEC with deepwater exploration and clean energy and manufacturing
Abu Dhabi is where the energy world comes to do deals
And India is one of the best partners at that table
Good energy between these two. Literally
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Fact Sheet: Disrupting Iran’s Pursuit of Man-Portable Air-Defense Systems