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The vaccine mandate or lose your livelihood is the boot George Orwell wrote about. If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face forever.. How many jabs? 1,2? Now it is 3. 4,5. Still not vacated? Miss one. Lose your job. But like the book members of the party are not taking the jab.

Quote Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety

This assault on Kavanaugh reminds me of room 101 ministry of love. Instead of rats gnawing off his face, the RATS are gnawing his character. They won't stop until he confesses 2+2 =5.

It is a sad day for America when the nation is so divided our government refuses to prosecute traders because fear of civil war. With our media the truth is always first to die.

We get rid of Global Warming Kerry. Best election ever...

A bridge over the I-75 in Hazel Park, Michigan has collapsed following a massive explosion after a gas tanker overturned.

God Bless America

Once I was the student of a very great shaikh. He taught me and the other students many things. May Allah bless him for teaching us so many things and accept his jihad of teaching. Once our teacher taught us about the rules of jihad. He said that every Muslim must first do jihad-i-nafs, the struggle against the desires of the lower self, for self-purification. Prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him and his family) said that jihad-i-nafs is the great jihad. We should reflect upon this deep hadith. After performing jihad-i-nafs to a satisfactory level and committing oneself to lifelong...

The "cease-fire" in Fallujah and the US military’s determination to avoid civilian casualties continues our determination to establish a military ethical doctrine that guarantees victory to our enemies. The situation in Fallujah is a classical siege, a situation in which the enemy is completely surrounded and cut off from outside support. Militarily, time is on the side of the attacker. Politically, time is on the side of the defender. But if one is determined to defeat an enemy, military, not political, considerations must take priority. The classical method of siege is to regard all persons within the besieged city as...

Disarming Iraq, or Disarming Iraqis? Editorial April 2003 by Andrew E. Busch As debate continues over who should exercise fundamental authority in the rebuilding of Iraq, commentators have generally focused on the choice between a coalition-led rebuilding effort and one led by the United Nations. The arguments against the United Nations exercising primary power are multiple, not least of which are the incompetence of the U.N. in the run-up to war, the close ties between certain members of the Security Council and the previous Ba’athist regime, and the probable unwillingness or inability of the U.N. to provide the kind of...

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