Former United States officials, veterans,  ambassadors and NGO’s caught on a recording planning to declare the United States government illegitimate after the midterms… then hand power to Democrat governors. JoinTAB.us 21 October 2026 #vote #midterms #tab

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Sen. Elissa Slotkin just said that he wants to prosecute everyone who works for President Trump and that her goal is for young conservatives coming out of school to be afraid of working in a Republican administration

Abdul El Sayed's wife, Sarah Jukaku, is the daughter of Dr. Jukaku S. Tayeb, who is also known as Tayeb Jukaku or Jukaku Tayeb. Dr. Tayeb served as the President of CAIR-Michigan from 2005 to 2010, according to IRS disclosures and contemporary reports. He currently remains on the Board of Directors, as listed on CAIR-Michigan's website. Both the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) and CAIR were named as unindicted co-conspirators in the 2007–2008 Holy Land Foundation terrorism financing trial, in which leaders of the Holy Land Foundation were convicted of channeling over $12 million to Hamas. Federal prosecutors identified ISNA as one of eight entities that “are and/or were members of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood,” and a federal judge ruled in 2009 that there was “ample evidence” linking these groups to activities associated with Hamas, including shared accounts and transfers.

Also his wife’s ties… Abdul doesn’t belong anywhere near the US Senate‼️

Christopher Columbus was born in 1451.  In 1453 the ancient Christian city of Constantinople fell to the Ottoman Turks. The Hagia Sophia, an ancient, amazing cathedral, was turned into a mosque.  Spain was still fighting the last of the Moorish, or Muslim, occupation that it had been under for nearly 800 years, and would until 1492 (obviously a key date) These two examples are a tiny piece of the needed context for the story of Christopher Columbus, and the majority of us have never heard either one. Columbus referred to his financial backers, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, as “enemies of the wretched sect of Mahomet,” and that they had sent him forth so distant peoples might “aid in the war against the enemies of our holy faith.”  He called himself “a servant of the Most High Saviour, Christ the Son of Mary,” and pledged any gold he found to “the recovery of the Holy Sepulchre,” that thousand year old church (at the time) in Jerusalem that the mother of Constantine had founded, also controlled by muslims. Why do we judge our Christian forebears by our modern Christian civilization and our modern standards, but never the enemies they were facing?  Our own stories have been ripped from their context and retold to us to make us hate our forefathers, textbooks having been written by the Epstein class for the last 50 years, but enough about Ghislaine's dad, Robert Maxwell.  In 1492, the same year the “muhammadans” were forced from Spain, Columbus set sail beneath the banner of his faith with that very real threat of militant islam in mind.  We should look to his example, remember his courage, and celebrate his accomplishment that allowed us to build the modern west and civilization that has blessed the entire world, including the ‘mohammadens’ too.   So with that in mind, Happy Columbus Day!