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💥NEW: Riley Gaines: "Why do you think it's these immigrant populations that are being used to accomplish this this fraud?" Nick Shirley: "The moment the politicians stop it, they'll then lose the favor of those immigrants — and that's a lot of people." "For instance, if you have 8,000...

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Welp there you go. Straight from a Somalian in America They are stealing from us to “plunder us” as non-believers of Islam, “Subjugate the non-believers — the Somalians believe in Minnesota their plunder is rightfully theirs, and it's just a tax that the white people” “I got Somalians as neighbors and I talked to one of them and I asked him about this whole Somalian fraud that's going on in Minnesota and one of the guys explained it to me this way. He said back in Somalia a lot of them come from clans and Muslims have this thing where their spoils, even their prophet Muhammad, whatever, he would go out and plunder people and the spoils of war would be considered rifle it theirs. And whenever they would go to a place and they would subjugate the non-believers they would put a tax on them. So he's like, the Somalians believe in Minnesota. Their plunder is rightfully theirs, and it's just a tax that the white people are paying for the Somalians to, you know, for them, to the Muslims, to the non-believers and so they do not comprehend. The Western laws, they don't understand it. It doesn't compete to their Sharia law that they're practicing. And so this outrage and so they also, he explained this one little thing to me. He's like, in their religion, they're permitted to lie. So when you see all these Somalians in Minnesota, you know, being outrageous that their fraud is being exposed, he's like, they're permitted to lie, they're permitted to tax the non-believers, they're permitted to practice their Sharia law, they're permitted to plunder because in their belief system, it is rightfully theirs. So they don't understand why all these people are upset about, you know, all this fraud that's going on, because they've been practicing all this stuff they've been doing in Somalia. You know, they just brought their belief system here, and they do not understand why everyone's outraged and, you know, so that, that's just. And I was like, well, that kind of makes sense. I guess if you raised up in one belief system, you went to another, and then, you know, you're upset why they're upset that you're marrying a three, a six-year-old that's kind of been happening. So that's quite interesting. But here in Idaho, there's a very good Somalian population and three doors, three doors house for me. A Somalian family lives, and sometimes I would talk to them, so it's interesting.”

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