As our current landscape is proving, political horseshoe theory is an incomplete perspective. An infinite political spectrum seems to tell a bigger picture. The surging antisemitism from both left and right is just one example.
Which direction are we going to go, America?
@AllTheBarrels@redhotnerd She didn't come out of nowhere. More that her acting career went nowhere, so she tried to jump on the influencer bandwagon, banking on pervs in lust. That went mostly nowhere until some foreign money sponsorship convince her to change political tracks.
Why, that’s Ali Abdelaziz is on the far left. Manages a lot of Russian, Belarusian and Chechen MMA fighters including Khamzat Chimaev, who is close to Kadyrov. Abdelaziz was an FBI informant until the Bureau dropped him because they suspected he was a double agent. Looks like Ka$h (far right) has forgiven and forgotten. These MAGA weddings are Mos Eisley cantinas for counterintelligence.
Folks should note the only sources of criticism for how this regime acts communist.
The left is silent outside of tu quoque defenses of their own movement's communist ties.
With commies on the left and commies on the right, we're headed for tough times.
Trump goes full Red Communist fanboy in a dizzying display of kowtowing to President Xi, offering US Weapons systems as tribute, if Xi will only be his friend
So El-Sayed backed a tyrant appointed by the military, who used rule by decree trying to quickly implement a sham constitution that would have established Sharia.
And he wanted that tyrant to "purge" the media and police to do it.
El-Sayed cannot be trusted with a Senate seat.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed was among 46 Egyptian-Americans who signed a 2012 statement supporting Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood-backed President Mohamed Morsi and calling on him to “purge the media and the police as quickly as possible.”
Published days after Morsi issued a declaration expanding his powers and shielding presidential decisions from judicial review, the statement also “strongly rejected” appeals for the US and Europe to intervene against Egypt’s government.
“Dr. Abdul Rahman El-Sayed — New York” was listed as the 33rd signatory. El-Sayed was studying at Columbia University at the time.
Press freedom subsequently deteriorated under the Muslim Brotherhood-backed government. By the end of 2012, at least six journalists faced charges including “insulting the president” or “insulting Islam.”
If this is how you pose while getting arrested at a protest, then you're basking in the safety of knowing your boyfriend is the Mayor's top lawyer and nothing will come of it--NOT putting yourself on the line for a righteous cause.
I have NEVER seen a photo of John Lewis, throwing up a peace sign & grinning for the camera, right before the police cracked his skull.
Maybe I missed it
STOP comparing these people to Civil Rights icons!
I have NEVER seen a photo of John Lewis, throwing up a peace sign & grinning for the camera, right before the police cracked his skull.
Maybe I missed it
STOP comparing these people to Civil Rights icons!
This is damning.
Abdul El-Sayed refused to condemn the IRGC — Iran’s authoritarian regime that wiped out at least 40,000 Iranians in the space of just a few weeks.
He is morally unfit for the US Senate.
Find a majority elsewhere.
https://t.co/Lg9I7NlvSk
If fake news should not be allowed in the White House, he should resign.
But let's keep "access is a privilege" in our back pockets for all his attempts to get his hands on voter rolls, and if they do make any attempt to seize voting machines or ballots.
Trump attacks the First Amendment:
“Why should perpetrators of FAKE NEWS, like CNN and MSDNC, be allowed access to a very sacred place, the White House?”
@AlanPlotzker@dilanesper@wesyang@blarg66 So next time, please do come prepared with some semblance of an intellect, and at least a cursory knowledge of the matter at hand, instead of butchering an idea you read on a blog last week.
Or is that too much to ask of you?
@AlanPlotzker@dilanesper@wesyang@blarg66 Not only does it violate the precepts of social reality from which your position arose in the first place, it violates fundamentals of logic, mistaking sentence for the premise it represents. "Superstitious belief in the efficacy of 'word magic'" as Irving Copi would have said.