Muslim leader openly lays out the plan to take over America
- Elect Muslims into Congress
- Then place Muslims into the Supreme Court
- In 4 years from 2026, they want 4,000 new mosques built in America
- 4,000 new Muslim journalists
- 4,000 new Muslim teachers
- 4,000 new Muslim lawyers
- 4,000 new Muslim filmmakers
He also lays out the Muslim 20 year plan:
“20 years from now, the Muslim community will have 50,000 attorneys, 50,000 journalists, 50,000 filmmakers, 50,000 professors of political science and history”
This is the Islamic takeover of America, they are literally telling us their goal is to take over our country
Again, they are literally TELLING US their plan is to take over Congress and the Supreme Court
What’s it going to take to get mass deportations while we still can
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@BasedMikeLee And yet the majority of republican senators wanted Thune to continue. I feel like it really is a uniparty.
If republicans can make the judicial appointments and pass critical legislation, I will not abandon the party.
@Oregonian Climate projects should not be funded at that level. The climate will do what it will do, and those projects wouldn't have any significant impact.
Forest and waterway management are much higher priorities and will have a far greater impact.
Population decline is an existential danger to Korea, and the video below argues that it is brought about by the unholy alliance of feminism and corporatism. The situation seems to apply to most civilized countries, as evidenced by the data presented in the video.
My question: will the rapid advances in super intelligence and robotics make the noble work of stay-at-home moms financially feasible and attractive to young women? Please comment.
How Korean Feminism Finally Made It Impossible to Make Babies https://t.co/rtKDAtISt9 via @YouTube
🚨 Oregon election count update.
At 4:32 PM PT today, the Oregon SOS results page showed:
🗳️ 1,947,324 ballots counted
👥 Only 1,339,854 active registered voters
📈 That works out to 145% turnout
⏱️ At the 4:45 PM PT update, the ballot count was the same, but active voters JUMPED to 3,109,090, bringing turnout to 62.63%.
❓ The ballot count didn't change, yet the voter total changed by 1.77 million in one update.
Was it a website error, a data feed problem, or something else?
👀 This needs an explanation, especially on the official results page.
🚨 Oregon election count update.
At 4:32 PM PT today, the Oregon SOS results page showed:
🗳️ 1,947,324 ballots counted
👥 Only 1,339,854 active registered voters
📈 That works out to 145% turnout
⏱️ At the 4:45 PM PT update, the ballot count was the same, but active voters JUMPED to 3,109,090, bringing turnout to 62.63%.
❓ The ballot count didn't change, yet the voter total changed by 1.77 million in one update.
Was it a website error, a data feed problem, or something else?
👀 This needs an explanation, especially on the official results page.