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[Townhall.com @townhallcom]

Socialists are offering voters "liberation," but in reality, it's all about control.

@AFPhq's @kentstrang recently joined @MikeGallagher to debunk the lie that socialism is the answer to lowering the cost of living.

The reality is the exact opposite. Socialism is the problem — leading to more government, more regulations, and more control over your life.

How is true freedom achieved? Visit https://t.co/hoNznc9MIF to learn more.

It's time to get into the ring and fight back.

[Chet @pippspin]

@realDonaldTrump. @POTUS
Action indicated.

[Amy Mek @AmyMek]

🚨 JIHADIS UNITE IN NEW JERSEY! ALLAHU AKBAR!

CAIR-NJ is holding its 20th-anniversary celebration at the Islamic Center of Passaic County (ICPC) - home of longtime imam Mohammad Qatanani.

THIS IS WHO CAIR IS STANDING BESIDE.

Israeli military court records say Mohammad Qatanani. was convicted in 1993 of membership in Hamas and providing a service to Hamas. Qatanani denies being a Hamas member, and those records were later disputed in his U.S. immigration proceedings.

But then comes the history.

After leaders of the Holy Land Foundation were sentenced in the Hamas-financing case, Qatanani prayed for their release, called the judgment “political,” and defended CAIR:

“They are trying to go after CAIR.”

Qatanani also spoke at an Islamic Association for Palestine conference. The IAP was later identified in federal litigation as part of the U.S. infrastructure supporting Hamas.

Then ICPC repeatedly hosted Syrian cleric Mohammad Rateb Al-Nabulsi - who had defended Palestinian suicide bombings and declared “all the Jewish people are combatants” in Israel.

Al-Nabulsi later posed with senior Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.

And Qatanani's own sermons?

He called Jerusalem and Palestine an “Islamic issue.”

He urged Muslims to “deep root” their existence in America.

He preached about jihad and “struggling with the Quran.”

He said seeking happiness “outside of the Sharia” was the “pinnacle of ignorance.”

And now, after all of that history:

CAIR-NJ IS COMING TO QATANANI'S MOSQUE TO CELEBRATE ITS 20TH ANNIVERSARY.

Not distancing or explaining.

CELEBRATING.

CAIR. QATANANI. ICPC.

The names keep changing.

THE NETWORK KEEPS STANDING TOGETHER. WHEN WILL THE TRUMP ACTUALLY BAN CAIR!?

[Chet @pippspin]

@GavinNewsom You are completely useless to your own citizens. And a blight to the rest of us.

[Andy Ngo @MrAndyNgo]

The same playbook is used to hound conservatives out of all other institutions and companies where leftists have dominance. People need to understand how unethical and evil some of these people are in their lust for complete control and power.

[Chet @pippspin]

@nypost Next her teaching license ought to be pulled.

[Chet @pippspin]

@JackPosobiec It's fine. Yields are highly variable. Look at 2022: -25% Recovered immediately. There was only a price spike.

[Chet @pippspin]

@JackPosobiec For this one, the post and blindfold.

[Chet @pippspin]

Memories....like the 🐘

[Harrison Kunz @KunzHarris75403]

@DangerousThinkg Aged like a turd on the floor didn’t it?

[Chet @pippspin]

@spencerpratt He's not that stupid. He's deliberately lying for political advantage.

[🇺🇸👊Richard Citizen Journalist🇺🇸👊 @RCJonX]

Trump at the G7 Summit in Canada calls out Obama and Trudeau for kicking Russia out of the organization in 2014.

All Putin wants is for Russia to be respected and given a seat at the table in what he calls a “multi-polar world”. Instead, the West isolated Russia and turned Ukraine into a NATO proxy to fight Russia.

One could argue a soft/cold WW3 started in 2014. That was the moment the CIA/State Dept overthrew and took control of Ukraine, and the West completely isolated Russia.

Everything we are witnessing now stems from the catastrophic foreign policy decisions during the Obama regime.

FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.

[Chet @pippspin]

@vegasbob3000 @JackPosobiec For conduct inconsistent with licensees' public trust. As is proper.
Just give up and treat your ts.

[Chet @pippspin]

@vegasbob3000 @JackPosobiec No. He does it openly and without threat or intimidation. He doesn't, by contrast, harness government enforcement to intimidate and stifle embarrassment or criticism of himself.

[Chet @pippspin]

@vegasbob3000 @JackPosobiec The criminality is abuse of government office to impose pressure on media to suppress what the officeholder wanted hidden. Are you really that dense?

[Amy Mek @AmyMek]

🚨 HERO -- This is an American Badass: The Inspector Who Sent the 20th Hijacker Home

Jose Melendez-Perez did his job. On August 4, 2001, that took courage.

He was an immigration inspector at Orlando International Airport and a retired Army soldier - 26 years in uniform, two tours in Vietnam. His job that night was to decide whether a foreign traveler should be allowed into the United States.

The traveler was Mohammed al-Qahtani, a 26-year-old Saudi. He had a tourist visa, a one-way ticket, no hotel, little money, and a story that kept changing. He would not tell Melendez-Perez who was picking him up. When he was placed under oath, he stopped talking.

Another inspector warned Melendez-Perez he would get in trouble for turning a Saudi away. Melendez-Perez said he could not do the work with dignity if nationality decided who got in. He refused him entry anyway.

Al-Qahtani was almost certainly the intended 20th hijacker - the extra man for United Flight 93, the plane that crashed in a Pennsylvania field after the passengers fought back.

The other three hijacked jets that morning each carried five men. Flight 93 carried four. Al-Qahtani had trained in Afghanistan and sworn allegiance to Osama bin Laden, the leader of al-Qaeda. 9/11 Commission staff later said he was likely the only Islamic terrorist denied entry into the United States before the attacks.

Waiting at that same airport was Mohamed Atta. Atta was the tactical leader of the September 11 plot. Eight weeks later he flew American Airlines Flight 11 into the North Tower of the World Trade Center. He had come to Orlando to pick up “the friend who is coming as a tourist.” He waited all day. Then al-Qahtani was put on a plane out of the country.

Commission member Richard Ben-Veniste later told Melendez-Perez that stopping him “may well have contributed to saving the Capitol or the White House.”

Before September 11, inspectors already knew the unofficial rule. A Saudi passport got gentler handling than the law required. If you delayed one of those travelers, or sent him home, the complaint did not stay at the airport. It could become a letter from a member of Congress to the agency. Supervisors feared those letters. They feared standing behind an inspector who said no.

Melendez-Perez said that out loud. The 9/11 Commission wrote it down and never named who sent the letters. (RAIR is fighting to uncover this)

The same pressure existed overseas. Visa officers were pushed to keep Saudis moving into the United States. At American airports, a line inspector learned that pressing a Saudi traveler too hard was a career risk. Melendez-Perez pressed anyway.

The special treatment did not stop on September 11.

After the attacks, the Saudi embassy asked the U.S. government to help get members of the Saudi royal family - and relatives of Osama bin Laden - out of the country. White House counterterrorism official Richard Clarke passed that request to the FBI.

A private Boeing 727 was hired for the job. The jet, Ryan International Flight 441, left Boston at 2:05 a.m. on September 20. Besides the crew, 26 passengers were on board.

Most were members of the bin Laden family. The pilots at first refused to take them. They were paid extra and flew the route anyway. FBI agents questioned most of the people on board. They detained no one.

Al-Qahtani was later captured in Afghanistan, sent to the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay, and released after officials concluded he had been tortured (BOO-HOO). His lawyer, Ramzi Kassem, is now chief counsel to New York City’s mayor.

The men in the plot were Muslims. They trained, entered the country, and murdered nearly 3,000 people in the name of Allah. Officials still treated the Saudi passport and the fear of being called hostile to Islam as the thing that had to be managed.

Question the traveler too hard, and you were the problem. Say the threat out loud, and you were the bigot.

That pressure was already on inspectors before the first plane hit. It was still there when the bin Laden family got a night flight home. It is still there when the man who came to kill Americans is spoken of as a victim, and the inspector who stopped him is a footnote.

One HERO inspector. One refusal.

Jose Melendez-Perez. He did the job they hoped he would not do.

SEE THE REPORT HERE: https://t.co/qHrekEpLv2

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

What the hell is it going to take for the Republican Party to realize that running on a platform of “well, at least we’re not Democrats” does NOT drive people to the polls?

ESPECIALLY during a midterm.

[RNC Research @RNCResearch]

North Carolina Democrat Roy Cooper says he should have released “more” criminals back onto the streets.

Cooper let 4,200 criminals out of jail and 15 murderers off death row — he doesn’t actually care about the safety of North Carolinians.

[Chet @pippspin]

@ChrisLoesch @nypost Thet eez ay cohn feshun, I theen'

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

It’s pretty rich for China to threaten cancellation of the summit if arms sales to Taiwan are approved while China is quite happily arming Iran and Russia daily as well as sharing satellite and intelligence against US forces and bases.

[Chet @pippspin]

@nypost But, but, but Al Gore warned they'd ALL be gone by 2000!
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[LeoTerrell @TheLeoTerrell]

Please RT forever! The bad guy is the one with the knife!