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🚨 U.S. STRIKES IRANIAN MISSILE LAUNCHERS AND RADAR SYSTEMS IN SOUTHERN IRAN
Reports indicate American forces targeted Iranian missile launchers and radar installations on Qeshm Island, near the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump has confirmed limited U.S. strikes against Iranian air-defense systems, describing the operation as a minor military action.
Iranian media reported explosions in the area, but the full extent of the damage remains unclear.
The strikes come as Washington and Tehran continue negotiations through Qatari mediators.
Sources: AP / Reuters / NewsNation
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BREAKING:
Another 3 bodies found in the family home of the Krakow attacker.
It looks like the attacker killed his family before setting off for the attack in Krakow. The total death toll rises to 9.
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BREAKING:
Several killed and many wounded in suspected terror attacking at the main square in Krakow, Poland.
A man in a black car drove across the square in black car, shooting from a rifle.
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New angle of the seriously wounded Polish policeman firing at the suspected terrorist in Krakow today.
This man is a hero and all of Poland is praying for him.
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Soumaya Sarré, 18, spokesperson for the French High School Federation of Neighborhoods, is calling for the repeal of France's 2004 law banning conspicuous religious symbols, including Islamic hijabs, in public primary schools, middle schools and high schools.
Speaking about the restrictions, Sarré declared:
"It's a humiliation every morning to remove your veil just to be able to attend class!"
Sarré, a former student at Jean-Renoir High School in Bondy who now studies history and Arabic at the Sorbonne University in Paris, has become a prominent figure in France's recent student protests.
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BREAKING: Iowa District Associate Judge Lynn Poschner (D) ARRESTED on felony charges for fatal crash that kiIIed a pedestrian just ONE DAY after being reelected
She allegedly admitted to police that she had been looking at her phone and did not see the pedestrians.
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Abdul El-Sayed brags about Michigan being the “capital of Arab America.”
“I know we’re here in D.C. which is the capital of the United States of America but Michigan is the capital of Arab America.”
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The United States will not tolerate subversive communist networks in our hemisphere.
The Marxist Cuban regime relies on a web of state-owned enterprises, joint ventures, and offshore intermediaries to keep its systems running, and its foreign backers supply the military equipment that helps sustain the regime’s military forces and enables persistent threats to the American homeland.
Today, I'm sanctioning eight entities and two individuals associated with the regime’s financial and shipping network, state-owned import and technical-support entities, and China-based suppliers of the regime's military forces.
state.gov/releases/office-of…
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🚨 MINNESOTASTAN OFFICIALLY LOST - SOMALI DAYCARE OWNER TIED TO $18.5M FRAUD SETTLEMENT JUST WON A STATE HOUSE SEAT
I have been warning America for years about Abdi Daisane and his Somali First Wife....
Abdi is the CEO of Blooming Kids Child Care Center and hejust flipped a long-held Republican seat in District 14A and becomes the first Somali-born lawmaker from St. Cloud. He delivered part of his victory speech in Somali.
This is the exact pattern warned about for over a year.
Daisane spent 18 years in Kenya’s Dadaab refugee camp and arrived in the U.S. as an adult. He owns a childcare center that has pulled in $7.29 million from the state Child Care Assistance Program since 2018 and another $598k from the federal CACFP.
That CACFP funding was sponsored by Partners in Nutrition - the nonprofit that just paid an $18.5 million civil settlement after the state said it “knowingly defrauded” Minnesota of millions in child nutrition funds during and after COVID.
Blooming Kids has had over a dozen licensing violations. A nearby worker said they never saw children coming or going. Many have visited the site and found tinted windows, an empty parking lot, and a tiny playground.
His wife, Ayaan Aydid (also known as Ayaan Kaaba), has operated almost entirely in Somali. When he announced his run, her public response was not in English and was not addressed to Minnesota voters - it was written in Somali and directed at Somalis.
Her online presence is Somali-language nationalism with virtually zero engagement with the district or American civic life. Video has also circulated of her describing to the BBC how she crossed the southern border.
The model is now complete: refugee camp → taxpayer-funded daycare empire in a state drowning in the largest childcare and social-services fraud scandals in U.S. history → local boards → primary win → general election victory → seat in the legislature writing the rules for the same industry.
He is campaigning to expand the exact programs already looted for hundreds of millions. When the same networks operate the centers, collect the money, and now hold legislative power, accountability disappears. Investigations get labeled racism. Audits become Islamophobia.
Minnesota voters just handed a seat to the man whose business sits at the intersection of that fraud ecosystem. The conquest by demographic change and parallel allegiance is no longer a warning. It is the result.
The state is cooked.
🚨Warning: Minnesota Legislative Candidate Abdi Daisane and the Daycare Pipeline to Political Power
Minnesota is at the center of one of the largest daycare and social-services fraud scandals in U.S. history.
Federal prosecutors have charged dozens of people for stealing hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars through daycare centers, nonprofits, autism services, and housing programs.
That’s the backdrop.
Now, in the middle of this scandal, a candidate named Abdi Daisane is running for the Minnesota House of Representatives (again).
What local media didn’t clearly tell voters is this:
He owns and operates a childcare business.
And his campaign platform is focused on expanding childcare funding and programs.
In other words, a candidate is running for office to help write laws and control oversight for an industry he appears to profit from, in a state already drowning in daycare fraud.
That alone should set off alarm bells.
But it goes deeper.
Daisane did not grow up in Minnesota or inside American civic institutions. He spent 18 years in a UN refugee camp, came to the U.S. as an adult, and quickly entered the taxpayer-funded childcare and nonprofit ecosystem that is now under federal investigation nationwide.
This is not an isolated case. It’s a pattern we are now seeing across multiple states.
Here’s the model:
• Enter through refugee or immigration pipelines
• Build businesses and nonprofits dependent on public aid
• Embed into boards, agencies, and advisory councils
• Then run for office to control funding, rules, and oversight
Minnesota didn’t accidentally lose control of its daycare system.
It was captured from the inside.
When the same networks operate the programs, receive the money, and write the laws, accountability disappears.
Audits are labeled “racism.” Investigations become “Islamophobia.” Fraud is reframed as persecution.
This isn’t diversity. It’s consolidation of power.
Minnesota isn’t being represented. It’s being infiltrated and managed.
And the American taxpayer is paying the price.
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"Get ready America! We going to ISLAM!"
A Muslim man is celebrating Democratic midterm victories by declaring that SHARIA LAW is coming to America, while demonstrating how women will supposedly be REQUIRED to wear hijabs. Buckle up for this one.
In a TikTok video that's now going viral, the man thanks Americans for voting Democratic as the words "Sharia Law in America" appear across the screen.
The video includes hashtags such as #BLUE, #ABDUL, and #ELECTIONS, connecting his celebration to the Democratic Party's sweeping victories in the November 3 midterms.
He then produces a patterned scarf, folds it, and places it over his head while explaining how women should wear a hijab.
According to his statements in the video, the covering will become mandatory for women when Sharia law comes to the United States. HE'S NOT WRONG.
WAKE UP, AMERICA!
The video surfaced following a historic election in which Democrats flipped both chambers of Congress and Abdul El-Sayed defeated Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan, becoming the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate.
El-Sayed's victory was one of several major Democratic gains across the country, giving the party control of the House and Senate beginning in January.
The TikTok user goes on to address House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries directly, telling him it is time to sit down while making references to former President Barack Obama.
The original social media account sharing the footage also claims that the man posted another video discussing punishment for Republicans and political opponents.
His comments raise questions about the distinction between religious freedom and religious mandates enforced through government authority.
The man's statements remain his own, but the video should serve as a stark reminder about what's at stake.
#Midterms #America
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Around 185 Catholic graves were vandalized at a cemetery in Corbeil-Essonnes, south of Paris, on October 31, just hours before All Saints' Day, when families traditionally visit the graves of their deceased loved ones.
Crosses were ripped from graves, statues of angels were destroyed, memorial plaques were smashed, and funeral ornaments were stolen. According to initial police reports, the destruction exclusively affected Catholic graves.
A 58-year-old Indian national living in Grigny was arrested by municipal police at approximately 1:40 p.m. after returning to the cemetery following an earlier incident in which he damaged a grave.
Police found that the suspect had collected objects from the graves in two bags.
The man's behavior raised concerns about his psychiatric condition, and a doctor determined that he was unfit for police custody. He was subsequently referred for involuntary psychiatric hospitalization.
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Her brain malfunctioned when she heard that
Why do you always get some kind of a panic attack
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🚨My FOIA for Temulun Toguchog’s mugshot and arrest records have been DENIED.
It was denied on the basis that the information does not exist, leading me to believe that it’s possible Temulun wasn’t booked at all. I will follow up with University Police.
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A message to Western Civilization. Muslims are decapitating Jesus monuments at War Memorials in the UK
“Look at this behind me. If this doesn't wake you up to the reality of what is going on in the UK, then I don't know what will. This war memorial in St. Albans Church, Warrington, has been defiled to the point where they have removed Jesus's head. They have spray-painted (in Arabic)
— We are being persecuted in our own country, for our own faith. This is to commemorate the war dead of the First and the Second World War, the men who fought for the United Kingdom, our values, our faith, our morals, everything we stand for. And we stand here today in 2026 with our war memorials being destroyed”
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The German police have banned Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi from speaking about a massive anti-Islamic regime rally tomorrow in Frankfurt.
The German police say that they can’t guarantee the security of the event as the Islamic regime has threatened with violence, so the police will stop the Crown Prince if he tries to speak
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A Somali-born Minnesota Democrat whose daycare received more than $7.2 MILLION in taxpayer-funded payments despite years of licensing violations has now won a seat in the STATE LEGISLATURE, after campaigning to expand government childcare assistance.
Abdi Daisane defeated Republican Mike Conway in Minnesota House District 14A on November 3, flipping a previously Republican-held seat and becoming St. Cloud's first Somali American state lawmaker.
Daisane owns Blooming Kids Child Care Center, a St. Cloud daycare that has received more than $7.29 million through Minnesota's Child Care Assistance Program since 2018, according to records cited by Alpha News.
But state inspection records reveal years of problems at the taxpayer-funded facility.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services has cited Blooming Kids for repeated licensing violations, including failures to supervise children properly, hazardous objects accessible to children, inadequate staffing qualifications, unclean spaces, and violations involving employee background studies.
An October 2024 inspection also found that children had been subjected to prohibited disciplinary actions.
Additional inspections in 2025 documented problems with infant sleep requirements, CPR and first-aid training, and other childcare safety regulations.
The state imposed a $400 fine for two background-study violations, including allowing an employee to continue working for months after a required background study expired.
Earlier violations were reported as corrected, but subsequent inspections identified additional compliance failures.
Meanwhile, Daisane made expanding childcare assistance part of his political platform.
During his campaign, he called for expanding eligibility for government-funded childcare programs and increasing support for daycare providers.
His own business is a recipient of the taxpayer-funded assistance he wants to expand.
The daycare has also drawn attention amid broader investigations into Minnesota's childcare assistance programs.
In October, Alpha News reported that a former employee of a neighboring business questioned the amount of activity at Blooming Kids, saying they rarely observed children entering or leaving the facility.
Daisane previously ran for the same House seat in 2024 but lost to Republican Bernie Perryman. He returned in 2026 and won with approximately 52% of the vote.
His election places a daycare operator with a documented history of licensing violations in a position to help shape Minnesota's childcare funding and oversight policies.
Daisane has previously acknowledged problems at his facility, citing staffing challenges and efforts to correct violations.
The case brings renewed attention to how Minnesota monitors publicly funded childcare providers and addresses repeated licensing deficiencies.
#Minnesota #AbdiDaisane #Daycare
