@MarioNawfal And that how you reduce animosity among world citizens .and the private sector can play a crucial role in tackling social and environmental challenges around the world.
@ScottJenningsKY People have little to no money left after paying for basics
and normally Michiganders favor nearby getaways like state lakes than outside travel .
@Acyn “I want to congratulate Abdul El-Sayed on winning the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate. He is a doctor, a community health official, a Rhodes Scholar, and a dedicated Michigander. I am proud to offer my support as he takes on Mike Rogers in the general election Haley Stevens
@uspolitics1111 “I want to congratulate Abdul El-Sayed on winning the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate. He is a doctor, a community health official, a Rhodes Scholar, and a dedicated Michigander. I am proud to offer my support as he takes on Mike Rogers in the general election Haley Stevens
@EricLDaugh Abdul El-Sayed opposes sending unconditional foreign military aid to any country, including Egypt. During his U.S. Senate campaign in Michigan, he explicitly outlined a principled stance against funding foreign governments unconditionally .
Abdul El-Sayed: "I don't believe in unconditional foreign aid. That includes Israel but it also includes Egypt. Our kids have a right to our tax dollars. Our money should be spent here rather than sent in the form of bombs to foreign governments particularly when they are doing the most heinous things as it the case with Israel."
@libsoftiktok insha'allah (meaning "God willing" or "if God wills") is a linguistic and cultural phrase used by Arabic speakers of all faiths, including Arab Christians and Arab Jews, not just Muslims. The word Allah simply translates to "God" in Arabic.what an idiot.
@EricLDaugh Early settlers from Lebanon, Syria, and other parts of the Middle East arrived in the 1890s as peddlers and merchants, later joined in the early 20th century by auto industry workers recruited by Henry Ford. What an idiot.
@EricLDaugh Idiot Arab Americans in Michigan have deep historical roots dating back over 130 years to the late 19th century, with communities shaped by successive waves of immigration rather than recent arrivals.