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Thinking critically about today's issues. I am also not responsible for correcting your delusions. I'll likely mute you if you list pronouns.

Joined May 2022
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Brillante Video-Compilation zu Faucis Lügen von @0rf - must see!
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Capitalism and communism are the same thing. They are both variants of 19C English liberal economics. No surprise that Elon keeps overflowing his buffer and wrapping back around. As Carlyle explained, the rise of technology only accentuates the errors of liberalism
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It seems like a good time to remind you that if you're a young person who turned against Israel in the last five years, you were the successful target of a coordinated influence operation meant to turn you into a useful idiot for Islamo-Leftist causes.
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Yesterday I was sitting by the pool at the gym. There were few Muslim women in hijab and full Islamic dress. Of course they weren't there to swim, they had come with their children, some with their husbands. You can't help but notice how the men swim with the infidel women while the wife sits there in the sun, fully dressed. One woman first loosened her hijab a little to let the air in, then pulled it back a bit, until it ended up on her neck, then she'd pull it back up. You feel like she wants to burn that rag but just can't. This reminded me of my mom. She never took the hijab off in her life, except one day. We went out as a family, but my dad made sure we were far from anyone who might recognize us, and he let my mom wear a skirt, without a hijab, that day. I've never seen my mom that happy. Hijab is not a choice, and even when a woman chooses it, she does so because she was programmed. It is abnormal and against humanity, and what it does to a woman, and to society, goes far beyond what you'd think.
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When I was Muslim, I used to ask Christians: “If Jesus was really God, why did He eat, sleep, and bleed like us?” And honestly, I used to ask it with pride like it was some unbeatable argument. But later I realized something: That question was not exposing Christianity. It was exposing my misunderstanding of what kind of God Jesus claimed to be. Because the real question is not: “Why would God become weak?” The real question is: “What kind of God would willingly step into human suffering at all?” Islam taught me about a God who was distant and untouchable. But Christianity introduced me to a God who stepped into hunger, exhaustion, grief, pain, betrayal, blood, and suffering with us. And suddenly His humanity stopped feeling like weakness to me. It became proof of love. If Jesus ate, it means He came close enough to experience hunger beside us. If He slept, it means He embraced the exhaustion we carry. If He bled, it means He did not stand above suffering watching us from a distance. He entered it Himself. Philippians 2 says Christ emptied Himself and took on flesh. Not because He stopped being God, but because He wanted humanity to finally see what God is actually like. And it turns out God is willing to suffer for the people He loves. That changed everything for me. Because every other religion demanded sacrifice from humanity. Jesus became the sacrifice Himself. And no prophet in history ever claimed that.
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Replying to @sneako
Shut up, @sneako ! You Muslims want to conquer and dominate us. Islam is a far bigger threat. xitter.cf/luminatedpatri3/status…
Islamist preacher: “When Muslims become the majority in the West in the next 40 years, non‑Muslims will have to convert, pay the jizya, or be killed, because Sharia will rule.” The Muslims do not assimilate, they came to conquer.
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Let's go. Prosecute them all.
Some American influencers have crossed the line. Deliberately spreading propaganda for a hostile power is called foreign influence operations. It is information warfare. If you are being paid or coordinated by a foreign government and hiding it, that is illegal under federal law. We prosecuted people in WWII who broadcast for Japan. This needs to be fully investigated. It’s completely out of control and dangerous.
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Why are "Christian Nationalist" men upset about toppling a Muslim regime? Weren't they all based Crusader bros like 5 minutes ago? What changed, I wonder.
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The Mystery of Muhammad's Hatred for Dogs Dogs unfortunately became scapegoats. This began when the pagans of Mecca presented three questions to Muhammad as a test. However, he was unable to provide answers for the next 15 days. Muhammad then offered an excuse, stating that Gabriel had not visited him with the answers because there was a puppy in his home. Ibn Mundhir narrated from Mujahid that the pagans of Quraysh gathered and said to Muhammad, "You have deviated from the religion of our ancestors. Where did you get this new religion from?" Muhammad replied, "This religion is from Rahman (i.e. another name of Allah)." The Quraysh responded, "We only know Rahman from Yemen." They associated Musaylmah Kadhab with it, who was another person claiming prophethood during Muhammad's era, and also claimed his new religion was from al-Rahman, i.e., God. Then, the Quraysh wrote to the Jews, informing them that a person had emerged among them claiming to be a prophet, having abandoned the religion of their ancestors. The Jews replied, "Ask him three questions about the Ashab-e-Kuhf (the People of the Cave), Dhulqarnain, and the spirit. If he can answer these questions, then he is from Rahman, who is God. But if Rahman is from Yemen, he will not be able to answer them." The Quraysh became pleased with this and said to Muhammad, "If you have already abandoned the religion of our ancestors, then tell us about the Ashab-e-Kuhf, Dhulqarnain, and the spirit." Muhammad told them, "Come to me tomorrow (and I will answer)." However, Muhammad forgot to say Insha-Allah (i.e., if Allah will). Gabriel appeared to him after only 15 days. Muhammad said to Gabriel, "The Quraysh came to me and asked me about certain things (as a test of my prophethood), but I didn't know the answers. I was in a very difficult situation during this period." Gabriel replied, "Have you not seen that we (i.e., the angels) do not enter a house with a dog or a picture? There was a puppy in your house, and you were not aware of it." Consequently, the following revelation was sent down: "[... and do not say of anything, 'Indeed, I will do that tomorrow,' except (when adding), 'If Allah wills.' Quran 18:22-24]" (i.e., the puppy entered his house while he forgot to say Insha-Allah). Sahih Bukhari, Hadith 3227: Narrated Salim's father: Once Gabriel promised the Prophet (that he would visit him, but Gabriel did not come), and later on he said, "We, angels, do not enter a house which contains a picture or a dog." The actual situation was as follows: • Muhammad neither knew the answers to the three questions nor was he in contact with any Allah or angel. • Consequently, Muhammad began seeking information from others, which took him 15 days to gather. • However, Muhammad made an excuse that he was unable to answer the questions as he had forgotten to say Insha-Allah (if God wills). And he claimed that a puppy entering his house prevented Gabriel from delivering the answers. There are reasons to question the validity of this excuse: • Muhammad went outside of his house during those 15 days to relieve himself and pray in the mosques. Why didn't Gabriel come to him there? • How was it that the purity of a great angel like Gabriel could not overcome the presence of a small puppy? • Why couldn't the purity of Muhammad himself overcome the impurity of a small puppy? • What about the two angels, Kiraman Katibin, who are said to sit on the shoulders of every person, recording their deeds? Are Kiraman Katibin also expelled from the house by dogs, allowing one to commit sins inside without being recorded? • Furthermore, if dogs are truly considered impure, why did the "people of the cave أصحاب الكهف" take a dog along with them? In simple terms, it appears that Muhammad used the puppy as a scapegoat for his inability to answer the questions the next day.
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Replying to @akafaceUS
Thats what guns are for
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Trans is hitting the final stage. We stopped caring/believing that they would kill themselves, so now they have to kill others.
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If the @UN cared about accuracy
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Trans violence is violence.
Left-wing media has been seeking to condition the public to become accustomed to deadly trans violence as a new norm.
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Nerdeen Kiswani, a Hamas supporter living in New York, is now calling for a ban on dogs as pets in the city because dogs are considered unclean in Islam. Any word for this vile domestic terrorist?
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Replying to @ApostateProphet
Funny enough. If Muslims go after dogs, that might do more than anything to wake people up to this threat to the west.
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Replying to @ConceptualJames
The Regular Right wants to do away with the Oppression Olympics. The Woke Right feels now is their chance to win the Oppression Olympics.
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"The Dream of Every Muslim," featuring Zohran Mamdani:
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Sorry, but can we stop calling them “Fallen hostages”. They didn’t fall. My brother didn’t “Die”. They were murdered. It wasn’t a heart attack or cancer. It was radical islamists. Words matter. When you call them “Fallen” or say they “Died”, that removes responsibility.
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I discussed the professional class of government destabilizers at USAID and their role in street protests with @mattgaetz
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Here I am, Lord. Send me.
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