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Asmongold has a go at Mehdi Hasan "This guy is such an idiot..Mehdi Hasan is the same as our Hasan, that he is another Jihadi supporter..normalizer of Islamic terr*rism..whenever there is Islamic terr*rism, u can rely on Mehdi Hasan to come up with an excuse" "Does he have an American passport? We should just get rid of that..we don't need ppl like that here"

Asmongold has a go at Mehdi Hasan "This guy is such an idiot..Mehdi Hasan is the same as our Hasan, that he is another Jihadi supporter..normalizer of Islamic terrrism..whenever there is Islamic terrrism, u can rely on Mehdi Hasan to come up with an excuse" "Does he have an American passport? We should just get rid of that..we don't need ppl like that here"

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I spoke to Mehdi Hasan during last week's Michigan Primary. While results were coming in, he asked me what I thought of the El-Sayed vs. Rogers match-up. Here’s what I said: “Mike Rogers is a key architect of the opioid epidemic in Michigan. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is going to demolish him in the General Election. I cannot be more clear about that. "The contrast that we are going to be able to draw between outsider Abdul El-Sayed, who is an economic fighter—is fighting for everybody—and an architect of the opioid epidemic who takes money from all of the corporate interests that are polluting our democracy? No, I’m sorry Mehdi… I think that’s progressive dooming.” “I feel very confident about Abdul’s chances to defeat Mike Rogers handily this November.” Here’s why: 🧵

I spoke to Mehdi Hasan during last week's Michigan Primary. While results were coming in, he asked me what I thought of the El-Sayed vs. Rogers match-up. Here’s what I said: “Mike Rogers is a key architect of the opioid epidemic in Michigan. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is going to demolish him in the General Election. I cannot be more clear about that. "The contrast that we are going to be able to draw between outsider Abdul El-Sayed, who is an economic fighter—is fighting for everybody—and an architect of the opioid epidemic who takes money from all of the corporate interests that are polluting our democracy? No, I’m sorry Mehdi… I think that’s progressive dooming.” “I feel very confident about Abdul’s chances to defeat Mike Rogers handily this November.” Here’s why: 🧵

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James Carville attacking Hasan Piker once again : "This is either gonna be Hassan Piker's party or it's gonna be the party of congressional candidates that we have. He's some guy that's got a podcast and he's out there campaigning with El-Sayed. Hasan Piker is a raving antisemite. He and I, somebody ain't gonna be in this party. The long term prognosis of me and Hasan Piker being in the same tent politically is about nil."

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If we don’t think, we can’t progress. In recent years, there has been a trend to silence people. The freedom of thought is gradually being replaced by censorship and self-censorship. I believe that Zuckerberg’s decision is a service to democracy. The future of democracy depends on people’s ability to think freely and to express their opinions freely. And that is not possible nowadays. Those who think differently are seen as the devil, are excluded, and many people no longer dare to share their ideas. The European Commission need to check what can be improved in our laws to protect free speech, fight desinformation and tackle crime at the same time. EU must focus on what we can do for people instead of being distracted. I joined politics to fight for free speech and women’s rights and tackle organised crime and that is what I will do. This was my message today in a tv debate about social media. 👇🏾#7dag Assita Kanko

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We are in times when human beings are empowered with machines smarter than us. It is possible that in the next 15-20 years’ time, people will not have to work for a living. In that context, Bharat can become a beacon for the world, because the fundamental ethos of this civilization is that it is not about how much wealth one possesses, but how profound is one’s experience of life that determines how rich one is. -Sg #RepublicDay

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Elon Musk on the physics of truth: “Truth is not an easy thing But you can aspire to the truth. You can try to get as close to the truth as possible with minimum error while acknowledging that there will be some error in what you’re saying This is how physics works. You don’t say you’re absolutely certain about something, but a lot of things are extremely likely Aspiring to the truth is very important”

X Freeze

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Americans have had enough of Democrats lying to their faces Abdul El-Sayed said “Abdul is as American as any other name in this country. It's one of the strongest American names that you can have” Jeff Mead “he's just out here lying. Just lying through his teeth. Just lying. This is why I do not like, like the Democratic Party. They look you dead in the face and just lie as if you're too stupid to know any better. Abdul is not one of the strongest American names you can have. Abdul is not an American name. Abdul is one of the strongest Arabic names you can have, not one of the strongest American names. But again, it's just crazy to me that he says this with a straight face. By the way, his name means servant of the most merciful, talking about Allah. His middle name is Muhammad, who is a central prophet in the religion of Islam. When the United States was founded, essentially close to zero amount of people here were Muslims. The vast, vast, vast majority were Christians. America was not founded on Islamic values. It wasn't founded by Muslims. He's trying to get people to believe that his culture, his beliefs, his religion is just as American as everybody else's. No, it's not.” “That's what Democrats do. They will look at you dead in the face and just lie, just lie, just lie” “If you're in Michigan, register to vote, prepare to vote, get ready to vote. Ensure that this man does not become a senator in Michigan” We all learned about the Mayflower in school and the founding of America. Does anybody remember the name Abdul mentioned? No? Because it wasn’t There is no historic figure in American history during the founding named Abdul, I show proof All democrats do is lie

Americans have had enough of Democrats lying to their faces Abdul El-Sayed said “Abdul is as American as any other name in this country. It's one of the strongest American names that you can have” Jeff Mead “he's just out here lying. Just lying through his teeth. Just lying. This is why I do not like, like the Democratic Party. They look you dead in the face and just lie as if you're too stupid to know any better. Abdul is not one of the strongest American names you can have. Abdul is not an American name. Abdul is one of the strongest Arabic names you can have, not one of the strongest American names. But again, it's just crazy to me that he says this with a straight face. By the way, his name means servant of the most merciful, talking about Allah. His middle name is Muhammad, who is a central prophet in the religion of Islam. When the United States was founded, essentially close to zero amount of people here were Muslims. The vast, vast, vast majority were Christians. America was not founded on Islamic values. It wasn't founded by Muslims. He's trying to get people to believe that his culture, his beliefs, his religion is just as American as everybody else's. No, it's not.” “That's what Democrats do. They will look at you dead in the face and just lie, just lie, just lie” “If you're in Michigan, register to vote, prepare to vote, get ready to vote. Ensure that this man does not become a senator in Michigan” We all learned about the Mayflower in school and the founding of America. Does anybody remember the name Abdul mentioned? No? Because it wasn’t There is no historic figure in American history during the founding named Abdul, I show proof All democrats do is lie

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We ready talk about white colonization of leftist spaces yet? A lot of people have finally begun to see Hasan Piker for the fraud he is. But the reality Hasan is merely a symptom of a dangerous disease plaguing leftist spaces and leftist discourse for longer than I can remember. Acknowledging how problematic Hasan is (finally) is cool, but we need to ask ourselves how the hell the left keeps falling for the “Hasan Pikers” of the world if we’re going to make sure stop looking like Wild E Coyote chasing the roadrunner. Which requires us having a very difficult conversation people have been (imo) purposely ignoring.

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Michigan Democrat Mayor Abdullah Hammoud, at a rally for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed: “Abdul is as American as any other name in this country. It’s one of the strongest American names you can have.”

Michigan Democrat Mayor Abdullah Hammoud, at a rally for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed: “Abdul is as American as any other name in this country. It’s one of the strongest American names you can have.”

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It's obvious to the whole country that there is a very serious problem with our examination system. This is not just the question of the NEET but major examinations. Now, the minister has blamed everybody except himself. I don't think he understands the fundamentals of what's going on here. The issue is that there are millions of students in this country who are extremely concerned about what is going on and who are convinced that the Indian examination system is a fraud. Millions of people believe that if you're rich, you can buy the Indian examination system, and this is the same feeling we as the Opposition have. This is why we are asking some very simple questions to the Hon. Minister. 👉As this is a systemic issue, what exactly are you doing to fix the issue at a systemic level? : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi

It's obvious to the whole country that there is a very serious problem with our examination system. This is not just the question of the NEET but major examinations. Now, the minister has blamed everybody except himself. I don't think he understands the fundamentals of what's going on here. The issue is that there are millions of students in this country who are extremely concerned about what is going on and who are convinced that the Indian examination system is a fraud. Millions of people believe that if you're rich, you can buy the Indian examination system, and this is the same feeling we as the Opposition have. This is why we are asking some very simple questions to the Hon. Minister. 👉As this is a systemic issue, what exactly are you doing to fix the issue at a systemic level? : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi

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