@TPV_John with your logic explain why are there so many Muslims in us government, shouldn't they have wanted to stop that to keep control? Explain Dearborn Michigan, or any of the other us citys that are housing Islam wouldn't they have stopped that? curios on your thoughts
@hodgetwins No, Congress is not voting to "merge" the U.S. and Israeli militaries into a single unified force. Instead, viral social media claims mischaracterize a provision in the annual defense policy bill
@JustTheTweets17 No, Congress is not voting to "merge" the U.S. and Israeli militaries into a single unified force. Instead, viral social media claims mischaracterize a provision in the annual defense policy bill
@annvandersteel Data centers are not the problem you want to make them into, there are concerns with them but there not the ones being talked about at all.(wonder why) actually look into it and dont get your info from social media as 99% of that is lies.
@TheDibsterX No, Congress is not voting to "merge" the U.S. and Israeli militaries into a single unified force. Instead, viral social media claims mischaracterize a provision in the annual defense policy bill
@LPTN1776 No, Congress is not voting to "merge" the U.S. and Israeli militaries into a single unified force. Instead, viral social media claims mischaracterize a provision in the annual defense policy bill
@KaceeRAllen No, Congress is not voting to "merge" the U.S. and Israeli militaries into a single unified force. Instead, viral social media claims mischaracterize a provision in the annual defense policy bill
@TheRISEofROD No, Congress is not voting to "merge" the U.S. and Israeli militaries into a single unified force. Instead, viral social media claims mischaracterize a provision in the annual defense policy bill