@OvertIntent

“Information is power. But like all power, there are those who want to keep it for themselves.” | Lookup Manning Rudolph Johnson and CCP United Front Work Dept.

Chiraq, Illinoistan
Joined June 2009
“What country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance. Let them take arms." - Thomas Jefferson, letter to William Stephens Smith, son-in-law of John Adams, December 20, 1787
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Overt Intent retweeted
The head of the American Communist Party stated that the United Nations is incapable of stopping the aggression, and that countries opening their airspace bear responsibility. #Iraq_News #American #Airspace
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The meme paraphrases a real October 26, 2023 statement by Ismail Haniyeh. In a speech aired on Al-Mayadeen TV he said the blood of women, children and the elderly is needed “so it awakens within us the revolutionary spirit… resolve… and [pushes us] to move forward.”
Hi, @grok is this true?
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Video with translation #Video #VideoEvidence
this is actually the video this qoute is coming from. its real LOL nitter.cf/Vlamsss/status/2103538…
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Exact wording differs, but the meaning matches MEMRI’s verified translation. #Words #Wording #IsmailHaniyeh
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Convert, submit, or lose your neck. That is the offer. If a Muslim tells you Islam was not spread by the sword, he is lying. 
If he tells you Muhammad’s wars were only defensive, he is lying. Muhammad’s words, Sahih Bukhari: “I have been ordered to fight the people until they testify that none has the right to be worshipped but Allah and that Muhammad is His messenger, establish the prayer, and pay the zakat. If they do that, they have protected their lives and property from me.” There is no third door. Convert. Or live humiliated under Islamic law.
 Or your life and property are not protected from him. That is not my summary. That is his condition.
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Overt Intent retweeted
Sneako retained an attorney to stop people from making memes about him. LOL k
Replying to @DFF6769
TAKE NOTICE: My law firm has been retained by @sneako to take action against those using AI to create and spread fake content involving him. The fake content being created involving him not only puts his life at risk, but also has the potential to create a dangerous rift between Muslims and Christians at a time when the world needs unity, not division. Fake and unauthorized AI clips have been manufactured depicting my client, Sneako, in a false light, as though he is speaking disparagingly and with hostility toward Christians or endorsing gambling. These clips are fake. We are preparing appropriate legal action against those responsible for manufacturing them and those who knowingly disseminate them. This manufactured AI slop not only harms my client, but has the potential to further incite hatred and violence between people of different faiths. Not only has Sneako never made the remarks falsely attributed to him in these fabricated clips, but the Holy Qur’an actually says: “And you will surely find the nearest of them in affection to the believers those who say, ‘We are Christians.’ That is because among them are priests and monks and because they are not arrogant.” — Qur’an 5:82 We are asking anyone knowingly sharing fake AI content falsely attributed to my client to immediately delete it and post a correction. My law firm, Muslim Legal, will not hesitate to pursue appropriate legal action against those who knowingly manufacture or disseminate fabricated content falsely attributed to my client, where supported by the facts and the law. Consider this formal notice.
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Abu Musa al-Ash'ari (Arabic: أبو موسى الأشعري; born c. 602 in Zabid, Yemen; died c. 662 or 672 in Mecca or Kufa) was a companion (sahaba) of the Prophet Muhammad and an important figure in early Islamic history, serving as governor of Basra and Kufa and taking part in the
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As a military commander he distinguished himself at the Siege of Shushtar (642) and other campaigns against Persia. After the Battle of Siffin (657) he was chosen as the arbitrator (hakam) on Ali's side in the arbitration with Muawiyah, a key episode of the First Fitna.
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Beyond his political and military career, he was renowned for his beautiful Qur'anic recitation, associated with an early mushaf, and regarded as one of the leading faqih/judges of the early Muslim community.
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Mu'adh bin Jabal (c. 603–639 CE) was a prominent Sahabi (companion) of the Prophet Muhammad and a member of the Ansar from the Banu Khazraj tribe. Renowned for his intellectual sharpness, he was designated by the Prophet as the most knowledgeable companion in
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Governor of Yemen: The Prophet appointed him as the leader of a missionary group to Yemen, where he taught Islam, collected zakat, and issued legal judgments. Scholarly Legacy: He was known for his extensive knowledge of Islamic law and his ability to resolve legal disputes,
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with the Prophet personally praising his expertise in religious jurisprudence. He died in 639 CE at the age of approximately 36 due to the Plague of 'Amwas while stationed in Jordan, having never seen the Prophet again after his final farewell in Yemen.
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If there is no compulsion in religion, then why should it matter if anyone is against the religion? I highlight a perceived tension between stated Islamic principles of voluntary belief and on-the-ground statements advocating violence against disbelievers.
RANDOM MAN ON STREET - YOU ARE AN INFIDEL Nate Freedman, @NateFriedman97, just found out from a random man on the street that he is, in fact, an “infidel.” WHY? Because he does not believe in Allah. Then Nate asks the obvious question: if the Quran speaks about fighting disbelievers, should he be worried? The answer he gets: “If you are against our religion, yeah.” “Should I be killed?” “Yeah.” @InfidelAware #InfidelAwarenessMonth
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Mu'adh was also one of the six companions who compiled the Quran during the Prophet's lifetime and was instructed by Muhammad to teach the Quran to other companions. After the Prophet's death, Mu'adh served as a leader in Syria under the Caliphate of Umar ibn al-Khattab.
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He died in 639 CE during the Plague of Amwas in Jordan, leaving a legacy as a foundational jurist and scholar.
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