Recovering savior. This is how I use my Political Science degree. Feminist, Anti-Racist, Queer-Ally, white guy. Get money out of politics. Do your part.
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UnbotheredModerate retweeted
This is disgusting. I defended Abdul’s dad when left-wing professors tried to push him out as union president.
I can’t vote for Abdul because his campaign runs on hate and arrogance. It’s not about his name or religion.
It’s about his character. Like you, Piker, he’s a gutter dweller.
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
A prominent Democrat is breaking ranks on Rep. Ilhan Omar, saying the marriage fraud allegation against her is "almost certainly true" and warning his own party to stop dismissing it as a right-wing conspiracy.
Joe Radinovich, a former Minnesota state representative and well-connected DFL operative, went further — cautioning Democrats to be "very, very careful" about defending Omar's finances, saying "any objective look at the evidence doesn't look...great."
Full story here foxnews.com/politics/dem-ope…
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
This crowd is 95% white in an 82% black community. Doesn’t add up.
Dr. @AbdulElSayed speaking at the Historic Second Baptist Church ⛪️ in Benton Harbor. #EPluribusUnum
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
Lifelong Democrats are voting for Mike Rogers at record rates. The polls are missing all of this. Get ready to shock the world.
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
With Starlink driving the final nail in the coffin of Iran’s state censorship, @jamiemfly and Jennifer Brody highlight how the regime’s grip on cyberspace is breaking.
To support the Iranian people, democratic nations must immediately invest in direct-to-cell technology, fund satellite access to lower costs, and ensure user security against surveillance. Access to information is a vital lifeline, and the world must stand with the people of Iran.
Read more:
washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
BREAKING via NYT: In 2016, the Obama administration investigated Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and found “some evidence that Ms. Omar had entered into a sham marriage with a man suspected of being her brother”, but the case and potential felony charges stalled because of a 5 year statute of limitations.
nytimes.com/2026/10/29/us/im…
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
IN HIS OWN WORDS: EL-SAYED'S 2006 WRITINGS AND THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD'S IDEOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK
One of the most revealing documents uncovered in Steven Emerson's investigation is Abdul El-Sayed's March 2006 essay, Regional Unity, published in the University of Michigan Muslim Students' Association newsletter, Al-Risalah.
El-Sayed called for "harder-impact Da'wa" and described metro Detroit as "the point of nucleation for global unification."
This deserves far more scrutiny than it has received.
The language of religious outreach, organizational consolidation, and global Muslim unity overlaps with concepts found in the Muslim Brotherhood's historical strategy for building influence through institutions and communities.
These are not insignificant similarities, particularly when considered alongside the FBI's historical assessment of the MSA and the Brotherhood's own organizational documents.
The question is not simply what El-Sayed wrote in 2006. It is how those ideas relate to the organizations he participated in, the ideology they promoted, and the positions he holds today.
Steven Emerson deserves credit for recovering these records and putting them before the public. Read the original material and examine those connections for yourself.
Original essay:
investigativeproject.org/doc…
Full analysis:
investigativeproject.org/946…
EXPOSING THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD'S NETWORK: WHAT MICHIGAN VOTERS NEED TO KNOW
I want to thank Steven Emerson and the Investigative Project on Terrorism @TheIPT for the extensive work behind this six-part investigation:
El-Sayed in the Brotherhood's Orbit
The investigation examines Abdul El-Sayed's longstanding associations with organizations linked to the Muslim Brotherhood's network in the U.S. Drawing on declassified FBI records, internal Brotherhood documents, archived communications, and hundreds of hours of recordings, Emerson presents evidence that deserves serious public scrutiny.
I'm particularly flagging this investigation for my friends in Michigan, but its implications go well beyond one state or one political candidate. We cannot afford to bury our heads in the sand when it comes to the Muslim Brotherhood's history, networks, and efforts to gain influence in American institutions. These are legitimate national security concerns, and political convenience should never take precedence over examining the evidence.
The American people deserve to know who is seeking positions of power, what organizations they have been involved with, and what those relationships mean. I'll share all six installments below so you can examine the investigation for yourself.
Full investigation:
investigativeproject.org/946…
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
EXPOSING THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD'S NETWORK: WHAT MICHIGAN VOTERS NEED TO KNOW
I want to thank Steven Emerson and the Investigative Project on Terrorism @TheIPT for the extensive work behind this six-part investigation:
El-Sayed in the Brotherhood's Orbit
The investigation examines Abdul El-Sayed's longstanding associations with organizations linked to the Muslim Brotherhood's network in the U.S. Drawing on declassified FBI records, internal Brotherhood documents, archived communications, and hundreds of hours of recordings, Emerson presents evidence that deserves serious public scrutiny.
I'm particularly flagging this investigation for my friends in Michigan, but its implications go well beyond one state or one political candidate. We cannot afford to bury our heads in the sand when it comes to the Muslim Brotherhood's history, networks, and efforts to gain influence in American institutions. These are legitimate national security concerns, and political convenience should never take precedence over examining the evidence.
The American people deserve to know who is seeking positions of power, what organizations they have been involved with, and what those relationships mean. I'll share all six installments below so you can examine the investigation for yourself.
Full investigation:
investigativeproject.org/946…
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
Lots of noise about Abdul El-Sayed and the Muslim Brotherhood.
Less attention to a plain fact about the money.His father-in-law, Dr. Tayeb Jukaku, is the top individual donor to Fighting for Michigan, the super PAC spending to elect him: $300,000 (FEC records / Free Beacon).
El-Sayed’s yard signs highlight the hypocrisy: “money out of politics.”
Jukaku sits on the founders committee of ISNA and the board of CAIR-Michigan, which he once led. Both were named unindicted co-conspirators in the 2007 Holy Land Foundation case. Unindicted means never charged. Nobody has accused El-Sayed or Jukaku of a crime.
But a candidate running against big money should not be able to dodge any inquiries about the biggest check behind him, and about the organizations the man writing it helps lead. This on top of last week’s Rebellion PAC ad (Cenk Uygur) that was widely condemned as straight-up antisemitism—an ad El-Sayed’s campaign has only distanced itself from, not repudiated.
Do a little homework, Michigan voters.
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
I am releasing my full documentary on the riots in Paris. I spoke to the rioters themselves and you'll be able to see how they rationalize their crimes.
In this video you'll hear from rioters that they want to smash everything because the gas prices are too high. You'll hear the rioters say that they are going to "f*ck Marine Le Pen, that wh*re."
You'll hear from others that they just want to loot the big businesses. Either way, it was nothing but people encouraging their countrymen to destroy what others have created so they can be "seen."
This was continuously covered and is still is covered as a student protest. It's a lie through omission, yes it may have started that way but the people I spoke to were not interested in better textbooks, they were interested in burning down Paris until they get what they want which they say is a lower cost of living.
My message back to America is this: you would be naive to think this is not what is coming next for us. Yes we had riots in 2020 for a very different reason, no individual action spurred the riots I saw here, this is just the rise of communism, islam, and decades of unvetted mass migration that is now turning violent. Paris is one of the most beautiful cities I have ever been to and it's heart wrenching to see the tidal wave that has finally hit it.
The best way to support my reporting is by subscribing on X.
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
LMAO. The more you watch this the more cringe it gets.
1. He stops at a Black barbershop with a whole camera crew and calls the place a "salon"
2. Everyone in the video looks visibly disinterested.
3. He's sits in a corner doing a monologue.
4. His chaperone is Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester from DELAWARE. The guy is running for office in Michigan but could not find a single Black politician from Michigan to go with him.
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
🇫🇷 The French Senate has passed the “Rioters Pay” bill, making rioters financially liable for damages during public demonstrations.
They can be ordered to pay up to €10,000 ($11,000) for property damage, even if they did not personally commit the vandalism.
Liability covers anyone who “knowingly participated” in a group formed to vandalize, or who stayed after two police dispersal warnings.
Social media platforms must remove content inciting violence, vandalism, or insurrection within 24 hours of an authority request, or face blocking and delisting.
To recover unpaid damages, the state can seize parts of social benefits, including family allowances, housing assistance, supplements, and France’s minimum-income benefit.
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
Wow, this is what Yemen looked like in the 1960s under British rule. That was over half a century ago, but it looked decades more advanced than Yemen does today.
It’s almost unbelievable compared to what the country has become. And it’s a testament to how quickly a country can collapse once Islam reigns supreme.
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
TROUBLE FOR ABDUL: 🚨 An Insider Advantage Poll shows Abdul El-Sayed’s support among Black Voters at only a whopping 47%.
For the record, Joe Biden won 92% of Black Voters when he won Michigan in 2020.
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
🚨CNN Panelist and Democratic Activist Van Jones SLAMS Abdul El-Sayed for his failure to make bridges in Jewish and Black communities across Michigan and notes that hundreds of Rabbis from across America have condemned Abdul’s extremist rhetoric and extremist associations.
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
Black woman explains why she won’t vote for Abdul El-Sayed, and the devastation that Muslims brought to the black community in Michigan.
She’s absolutely right to be wary of Arabs and Muslims. All black people should.
The Muslim slave trade was 100 times worse than the Atlantic slave trade, and it’s still ongoing. Most Arabs use the term “abeed”, which means slaves, to refer to black people.
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
A Muslim woman stands in the middle of Times Square with a sign:
“I AM A MUSLIM WHO LOVES ISRAEL. ASK ME WHY.”
She recites Quran to prove it.
Then she drops truth bombs:
• Hamas put hostages in the “safe” tunnels — not their own civilians
• 41 hostages died in captivity
• Nothing in Islam justifies October 7
• 2 million Muslims live freely in Israel
• Arabs rejected the 1947 two-state plan
• Want to free Palestine? First free it from Hamas
The crowd starts listening.
Some even thank her.
This is what real courage looks like. 🇮🇱
UnbotheredModerate retweeted
I'm calling it now, the next trend to come to NYC will be West Coast style home invasion burglaries (like in the below news piece) of nyc surburban (outer borough) neighborhoods and bordering county communities, where perps then flee back into denser inner city areas using nearby highways. It's a trend that will essentially build upon the trend of "Fast and Furious" street racers cutting or "swimming" through traffic at high rates of speed. So for instance communities like Malba, or Whitestone, Queens will get hit by these rapid crews who will then jump on the Cross Island, Whitestone, or Van Wyck and race back to denser areas of the city, knowing police are short on manpower and that pursuits are unfeasible in that dense traffic.
NEW: Masked Men Tie Up Victims in Brooklyn Home Invasion, Man Pistol-Whipped: Police
Four masked men forced their way into a Brooklyn home overnight, pistol-whipping a 64-year-old man and tying up a 54-year-old man before escaping in two dark minivans, police said. The older victim, who lost his phone and keys, was hospitalized at Brookdale in stable condition. No arrests have been announced.
Video: Diego Luzuriaga | Licensing @FreedomNTV [email protected]