Sen. Fateh calls GOP Senators terrorists and white supremacists during speech

American Experiment ^ | Feb 23 2023 | Bill Walsh

[ought-six]

A Somali. No surprise there.

[Robert DeLong]

I think you are talking about Ilhan Omar who said some people did something when referring to 911 attacks in World Trade Center, not this guy.

[so_real]

Are we so afraid of being called "racist" that we would relegate our nation to third-world-status at the behest of those who romanticize all other nations at our expense? Depending upon their citizenship status, such people are either foreign aggressors or domestic enemies. I'm not afraid of words. I've been called worse. I've been called worse by people who pretend to represent me. Water off a duck's back.

[Robert DeLong]

So, you are for open borders too then?

[Track9]

Looks like someone who used to put tires around people’s necks. Or drive around in the back of a beat up Toyota pickup.

[arthurus]

No one is “white.” The required word now is “whitesupremecist.”

[arthurus]

Indeed. Vowels are interchangeable in Arabic in that it is the differences in vowel pronunciation and to some extent, placement, that separates the different dialects and regional accents. Mohammed, Mahomet, Mehmet, Muhammad are all the same but in different dialects.

[Veto!]

Oh goodie. Now I can add whitesupremicista to my resume.

[SuperLuminal]

Omar Fateh

[Terry L Smith]

I am, and have been a NATIVIST, for more than 40 years.

That means folks born here, and have roots 100 years back, are at the front of the line, period. Roots, white, black, hispaniic, Native American, Asian, front of thd line.

Now, explain to me how all these ‘sandistanis’ get to te front of the line?
I do not see that possibility.

[FlingWingFlyer]

She did by I was using it to refer to this clown. We don’t need Muslim “refugeez” telling us how to live in OUR country.

[ridesthemiles]

Another Somali Citizen???

[Robert DeLong]

Yes, he is. He was born here, in D.C., of parents who immigrated to the U.S. from Somalia.

[Conservat1]

Mehmet is in Turkish.

[StAnDeliver]

Now, here is an opportunity to witness how badly mudslimes infected with taqqiyah get it so, so wrong.

He's a Somali, he is ingrained with the idea that only a few people are really in charge, because that's the way it is in Cameland.

So he uses taqqiyah to lie about the majority white population in Minnesota and the US because, in his mind, he's in Somali, and therefore larger crimes will be ignored by President Mohamudslime because he is a Useful Fool and a good practiser of taqqiyah.

In his mind, the greater crimes will go undiscovered because the DFL will have the same response as President Mohamudslime.

But the reality is, this guy is maybe one step away from a grand jury indictment and a No-Fly List.

Feeding Our Future: The Omar Fateh 11

"Minnesota State Senator Omar Fateh returned contributions from 11 persons linked to the alleged Feeding Our Future scandal. Who were the 11?

Early in the alleged Feeding Our Future scandal, it was reported that Sen. Fateh had received and returned campaign donations from several figures linked to the free-food fraud scandal. Fateh represents part of Minneapolis. Each person gave $1,000 in 2021 for a total of $11,000.

According to documents on file at the MN’s Campaign Finance Board, Fatah returned contributions from the 11 individuals listed below:

The seven persons denoted with the symbol “X” are mentioned by name in the FBI search warrants."

[arthurus]

Mehmet is one of several Turkish variants. Like many Turkish names it is Arabic origin and goes back to when Arabic was the language of religion. The Arabic name is spelled MHMD with no vowels and so long as the consonants are the same it is the name of the Prophet. The D can be a T as they are interchangeable. The point is that there is no consistent correct spelling or pronunciation in the name when it is transliterated and the different vowel usage represents regional dialect differences.