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A deadly stabbing in Round Rock is now drawing the attention of Texas lawmakers. They are calling for an investigation into how the alleged killer was freed in the first place. https://t.co/WNwhqViaDH
🚨Breaking: Actor Kelsey Grammer just destroyed the argument for reparations.
“Do people who have ancestors who were killed in the Civil War owe reparations?
Do Italians who came after the Civil War owe money?
Do Irish who came through Ellis Island owe money?”
He said America fought a war over slavery — and that throwing more money at a dark chapter isn't the way to go.
Fawzia Amin Sido was only 10 when she was kidnapped by the Islamic State from her Yazidi village in Iraq. She was sold multiple times in Syria, and forced to marry a Palestinian terrorist who would kill Yazidi babies and force her to eat them. She gave birth to two children.
When her abductor was killed, she was smuggled into Gaza via Egypt and forced to marry his brother, a Hamas terrorist. She was sexually enslaved again. His family also tortured her and called her a devil worshipper for being Yazidi.
After the Gaza war broke out, her husband was killed in an Israeli airstrike. And she was forced to work in hospitals to care for injured Hamas terrorists.
She eventually was able to get hold of a phone and posted videos on TikTok asking for help. Fawzia was rescued in a joint Israeli-American operation in October 2024, after over 10 years of enslavement. She had to leave her children behind because the terrorist’s family wouldn’t let her take them.
Fawzia later stated that she never experienced kindness from a single Gazan and that they treated her worse than ISIS. She also claimed all hospitals she was forced to work were used as military bases by Hamas.
Pro-Palestinian activists completely dismissed her story and accused her of lying because Palestinians “would never be capable of such evil.”