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"We have a terrorism problem," warns Canadian politician, raising concerns regarding Khalistani influence within Canadian politics Dallas Brodie, a sitting MLA for Vancouver-Quilchena and the Interim Leader of OneBC, attended in solidarity with the victims' families of Canada's deadliest terrorist attack on its 40th anniversary. "Canada should not be...

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40 years since the largest terrorist attack in Canadian history. Today, at the #AirIndia182 Memorial, we remembered the victims of terror. From that fateful day 40 years ago, to victims of terror ever since. On this National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism, we remember these souls and resolve to fight terrorism at home and abroad, in all its forms.
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40 years since the largest terrorist attack in Canadian history. Today, at the #AirIndia182 Memorial, we remembered the victims of terror. From that fateful day 40 years ago, to victims of terror ever since. On this National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism, we remember these souls and resolve to fight terrorism at home and abroad, in all its forms.

Shuv Majumdar

118,061 次观看 • 1 年前

🧵FATF Shadow Over Canada: Years of Khalistani Terrorism, No Enforcement (1/7) 👇 Canada’s own intelligence agencies have repeatedly flagged Khalistani extremism as a national security threat for years. The deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history, Air India Flight 182 (1985), killed 329 people (mostly Canadian citizens), planned and executed by Canada-based #Khalistani extremists. Yet despite 8+ years of official government reports explicitly naming the ongoing danger of Canada-Based Khalistani Extremists (CBKEs), including fundraising, promotion, and planning of violence, visible enforcement remains almost nonexistent. If a country harbours active extremist networks that finance terrorism abroad and fails to act decisively, FATF grey-listing for terrorist financing deficiencies becomes a serious risk. Can #Canada afford the economic damage, reputational hit, and loss of investor confidence? Let’s go report by report.
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🧵FATF Shadow Over Canada: Years of Khalistani Terrorism, No Enforcement (1/7) 👇 Canada’s own intelligence agencies have repeatedly flagged Khalistani extremism as a national security threat for years. The deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history, Air India Flight 182 (1985), killed 329 people (mostly Canadian citizens), planned and executed by Canada-based #Khalistani extremists. Yet despite 8+ years of official government reports explicitly naming the ongoing danger of Canada-Based Khalistani Extremists (CBKEs), including fundraising, promotion, and planning of violence, visible enforcement remains almost nonexistent. If a country harbours active extremist networks that finance terrorism abroad and fails to act decisively, FATF grey-listing for terrorist financing deficiencies becomes a serious risk. Can #Canada afford the economic damage, reputational hit, and loss of investor confidence? Let’s go report by report.

Allen Hampton

84,454 次观看 • 4 个月前

Understanding Khalistani Influence Over Uniparty in Canada: Harjit Sajjan's Role How did Harjit Sajjan become a minister overseeing law enforcement while a 39-year-old RCMP investigation is still ongoing regarding the deadliest terror attack in Canadian history, which involved Sajjan's sister's father-in-law, World Sikh Organization founding president Gian Singh Sandhu, being interrogated? "They [World Sikh Organization] did this so that Harjit Sajjan would have access to privy information regarding CSIS as well as RCMP because the founding president is nervous that one day he'd be brought to justice," articulated former Sikh Bob Rai, who grew up in Surrey, B.C., within the heart of the Khalistani Sikh community. "As a proud Canadian, I'm determined to fight against terror created from my country, terrorism facilitated from my country, and terrorists operating in my country," answered Rai, when asked what motivates him to take the risk of going against such a powerful and politically influential organization, WSO. For more follow and support Media Bezirgan
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Understanding Khalistani Influence Over Uniparty in Canada: Harjit Sajjan's Role How did Harjit Sajjan become a minister overseeing law enforcement while a 39-year-old RCMP investigation is still ongoing regarding the deadliest terror attack in Canadian history, which involved Sajjan's sister's father-in-law, World Sikh Organization founding president Gian Singh Sandhu, being interrogated? "They [World Sikh Organization] did this so that Harjit Sajjan would have access to privy information regarding CSIS as well as RCMP because the founding president is nervous that one day he'd be brought to justice," articulated former Sikh Bob Rai, who grew up in Surrey, B.C., within the heart of the Khalistani Sikh community. "As a proud Canadian, I'm determined to fight against terror created from my country, terrorism facilitated from my country, and terrorists operating in my country," answered Rai, when asked what motivates him to take the risk of going against such a powerful and politically influential organization, WSO. For more follow and support Media Bezirgan

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Today, the U.S.-based Sikhs for Justice have set up large tents and barricades at Calgary City Hall for a Khalistan "referendum" scheduled for tomorrow. "I think this is terrible and shameful that these extremists have been given public space and public resources to put on their terrorist convention," criticized a former Sikh when asked about the event. The event is dedicated to Canada's deadliest terror attack, the 1985 Air India Bombings, co-conspirator Talwinder Singh Parmar, and other "martyrs" who died for the cause of Khalistan. Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek’s father was an executive with the world's most powerful Khalistani organization, the World Sikh Organization (WSO). The founder of the WSO was interrogated by the RCMP after the 1985 bombings. He was also a co-founder of the Khalsa Credit Union with Parmar’s brother and others involved in the terrorist plot. Although the Mayor acts oblivious, she and Premier Danielle Smith are cordial with Gurdwara Dashmesh in Calgary, which has been used as a base by the organizers of this "referendum" and has pictures of Babbar Khalsa terrorists inside. There’s no doubt that vote-bank politics have made Calgary, Alberta a place of choice for foreign organizations seeking to set up events dedicated to terrorists. For more information Media Bezirgan
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Today, the U.S.-based Sikhs for Justice have set up large tents and barricades at Calgary City Hall for a Khalistan "referendum" scheduled for tomorrow. "I think this is terrible and shameful that these extremists have been given public space and public resources to put on their terrorist convention," criticized a former Sikh when asked about the event. The event is dedicated to Canada's deadliest terror attack, the 1985 Air India Bombings, co-conspirator Talwinder Singh Parmar, and other "martyrs" who died for the cause of Khalistan. Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek’s father was an executive with the world's most powerful Khalistani organization, the World Sikh Organization (WSO). The founder of the WSO was interrogated by the RCMP after the 1985 bombings. He was also a co-founder of the Khalsa Credit Union with Parmar’s brother and others involved in the terrorist plot. Although the Mayor acts oblivious, she and Premier Danielle Smith are cordial with Gurdwara Dashmesh in Calgary, which has been used as a base by the organizers of this "referendum" and has pictures of Babbar Khalsa terrorists inside. There’s no doubt that vote-bank politics have made Calgary, Alberta a place of choice for foreign organizations seeking to set up events dedicated to terrorists. For more information Media Bezirgan

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Palestinian representatives met with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights during the development of its upcoming Nakba exhibit. This should be a Canadian museum for a Canadian perspective on human rights, not foreign agendas. I asked the minister for his position. #cdnpoli
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Palestinian representatives met with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights during the development of its upcoming Nakba exhibit. This should be a Canadian museum for a Canadian perspective on human rights, not foreign agendas. I asked the minister for his position. #cdnpoli

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Dallas Brodie Exposes Musqueam Land Grab, Protesters Try To Shut Her Down And Fail!! Dallas Brodie (Dallas Brodie) Leader of ONEBC MLA for Vancouver-Quilchena has been very vocal about the title ownership of private land in BC by native bands and this has led to protesters showing up at every one of her events to try to intimidate her into being silent on the issue…she’ll do no such thing. In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth goes to a luncheon with Dallas and her followers where protesters once again attempted to intimidate her but they failed miserably.
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Dallas Brodie Exposes Musqueam Land Grab, Protesters Try To Shut Her Down And Fail!! Dallas Brodie (Dallas Brodie) Leader of ONEBC MLA for Vancouver-Quilchena has been very vocal about the title ownership of private land in BC by native bands and this has led to protesters showing up at every one of her events to try to intimidate her into being silent on the issue…she’ll do no such thing. In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth goes to a luncheon with Dallas and her followers where protesters once again attempted to intimidate her but they failed miserably.

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Shradhanjali and Solidarity Gathering at Helsinki Senate Square in Memory of Pahalgam Attack Victims - #Finland The Indian community in Finland gathered today at the historic Senate Square in Helsinki to pay a heartfelt Shradhanjali (tribute) to the victims of the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir, India. The peaceful event was attended by over a hundred individuals, including families, students, and professionals, who united to express their deep sorrow, solidarity, and condemnation of terrorism. Participants held candles, placards, and the Indian national flag, while raising slogans calling for peace, justice, and an end to violence. The attack in Pahalgam has once again highlighted the urgent need for global solidarity against terrorism. Speakers at the event emphasized the importance of standing together against hate and violence, and honoring the innocent lives lost. A moment of silence was observed in memory of the victims, followed by prayers for peace and strength for their families. The community also called upon the international community to recognize and act against forces that sponsor and support terror activities. This Shradhanjali was not just a remembrance but also a firm message: Terrorism has no place in any society. We stand united for peace, justice, and humanity.
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Shradhanjali and Solidarity Gathering at Helsinki Senate Square in Memory of Pahalgam Attack Victims - #Finland The Indian community in Finland gathered today at the historic Senate Square in Helsinki to pay a heartfelt Shradhanjali (tribute) to the victims of the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir, India. The peaceful event was attended by over a hundred individuals, including families, students, and professionals, who united to express their deep sorrow, solidarity, and condemnation of terrorism. Participants held candles, placards, and the Indian national flag, while raising slogans calling for peace, justice, and an end to violence. The attack in Pahalgam has once again highlighted the urgent need for global solidarity against terrorism. Speakers at the event emphasized the importance of standing together against hate and violence, and honoring the innocent lives lost. A moment of silence was observed in memory of the victims, followed by prayers for peace and strength for their families. The community also called upon the international community to recognize and act against forces that sponsor and support terror activities. This Shradhanjali was not just a remembrance but also a firm message: Terrorism has no place in any society. We stand united for peace, justice, and humanity.

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29,292 次观看 • 1 年前

“CSIS was motivated to destroy any investigation that the RCMP was conducting, allowing the true perpetrators to get away,” says former Sikh who grew up in Surrey, BC. Today is the 39th anniversary of Canada’s deadliest terror attack. The masterminds of this attack are still among us and have yet to be brought to justice. What’s more concerning is that they may have a stronghold over Canadian politics and institutions. I asked Bob Rai, a former member of the cult responsible for the attack: Who were the true masterminds? Today, Sikh (Khalistani) extremists claim that it was the Indian government itself that blew up Air India Flight 182, killing 329 people. This is the narrative the World Sikh Organization, a Canada-based umbrella organization claiming to represent Sikhs, has pushed. Canadians, on the other hand, are convinced that it was Canadian-Sikh (Khalistani) extremist Talwinder Singh Parmar who masterminded the attack. But according to Bob Rai, the real masterminds were neither India nor Parmar, and are still walking among us with significant political influence over Canadian politics. Rai, who regards Parmar as a tribal man, does not believe he was sophisticated enough to mastermind the world’s deadliest aviation terror attack committed from Canadian soil, especially without any inside help. Rai disputes both the WSO’s rejected narrative and Canada’s accepted narrative: “The ayatollah was interrogated multiple times right after the airplane bombing in 1985 — the ayatollah of Sikhism, the ayatollah of the World Sikh Organization.” Rai’s source, a retired RCMP officer who was part of the disaster task force in 1985, confirmed that the “ayatollah” was indeed interrogated more than once, as opposed to just once as was previously claimed. Follow Media Bezirgan for more.
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“CSIS was motivated to destroy any investigation that the RCMP was conducting, allowing the true perpetrators to get away,” says former Sikh who grew up in Surrey, BC. Today is the 39th anniversary of Canada’s deadliest terror attack. The masterminds of this attack are still among us and have yet to be brought to justice. What’s more concerning is that they may have a stronghold over Canadian politics and institutions. I asked Bob Rai, a former member of the cult responsible for the attack: Who were the true masterminds? Today, Sikh (Khalistani) extremists claim that it was the Indian government itself that blew up Air India Flight 182, killing 329 people. This is the narrative the World Sikh Organization, a Canada-based umbrella organization claiming to represent Sikhs, has pushed. Canadians, on the other hand, are convinced that it was Canadian-Sikh (Khalistani) extremist Talwinder Singh Parmar who masterminded the attack. But according to Bob Rai, the real masterminds were neither India nor Parmar, and are still walking among us with significant political influence over Canadian politics. Rai, who regards Parmar as a tribal man, does not believe he was sophisticated enough to mastermind the world’s deadliest aviation terror attack committed from Canadian soil, especially without any inside help. Rai disputes both the WSO’s rejected narrative and Canada’s accepted narrative: “The ayatollah was interrogated multiple times right after the airplane bombing in 1985 — the ayatollah of Sikhism, the ayatollah of the World Sikh Organization.” Rai’s source, a retired RCMP officer who was part of the disaster task force in 1985, confirmed that the “ayatollah” was indeed interrogated more than once, as opposed to just once as was previously claimed. Follow Media Bezirgan for more.

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85,672 次观看 • 2 年前

The Canadian Hindu Volunteers (CHV) strongly and unequivocally condemn the dangerous escalation of Khalistani terrorism rhetoric and Hinduphobic incitement witnessed at the Nagar Kirtans held in Malton and Etobicoke this weekend. The chilling demand that 800,000 Canadian Hindus leave the country is not just hate speech, it is a genocidal call for ethnic cleansing that echoes some of the darkest chapters in global history. These events have made it alarmingly clear that certain Gurdwaras and religious processions are being co-opted by violent Khalistani extremists who exploit Canada’s democratic freedoms to glorify terrorism, incite division, and call for violence against Hindus and democratic states like India. This is not religious freedom, it is terrorism cloaked in sanctity. documents the horrifying scale of Khalistani terrorism in India throughout the 1980s and 1990s, bombings of markets, assassination of moderate Sikhs, Hindus, police officers, and public servants. Thousands were killed. Civilians were gunned down on buses and trains. Entire families were wiped out in the name of a violent, theocratic fantasy. This ideology did not stop at India’s borders. Canada has paid dearly. The 1985 Air India bombing, the deadliest act of aviation terror before 9/11, killed 329 innocent civilians, most of them Canadians. This attack was orchestrated by Khalistani terrorists based in Canada, including Talwinder Singh Parmar, whose portrait is now shamefully paraded in public processions and Gurdwaras, glorified as a martyr. Journalists and political leaders who stood against Khalistani terrorism have been silenced with bullets or threats: •Tara Singh Hayer, a courageous journalist, was assassinated in 1998 after receiving death threats for exposing Khalistani plots. •Ujjal Dosanjh, the former B.C. Premier, was brutally attacked for opposing extremism and defending Canada’s democratic values. •Balraj Deol, Jagdish Grewal, and Deepak Punj have been targeted with threats and intimidation campaigns simply for speaking out against radicalism. •Sikh moderates, police officers, and Hindu shopkeepers in Punjab and Canada alike have faced physical violence, economic boycotts, and harassment from Khalistani terror sympathizers. These are not the actions of “activists.” These are the tactics of radicalized ideologues, many of whom have exploited Canada’s asylum and immigration systems, presenting false claims of persecution to enter the country and build networks that fund, promote, and glorify violence. The calls to expel Hindus are not isolated incidents. They represent a coordinated campaign to push Hinduphobia, terrorism, and anti-India propaganda from the podiums of religious processions under the false flag of “freedom of speech.” If any other group in Canada had called for the mass expulsion of an ethnic or religious community, there would be immediate arrests and investigations. Why the silence now? We urge CSIS Canada RCMP Peel Regional Police Toronto Police Public Safety Canada •Law enforcement to investigate all those responsible for today’s hate-filled processions and bring the perpetrators to justice. •Elected officials at every level to denounce Hinduphobia and Khalistani terrorism unequivocally, without vote-bank politics. •Immigration authorities to re-examine and tighten processes to prevent those affiliated with extremist organizations from abusing Canadian hospitality. •All Gurdwaras and religious institutions to reaffirm their commitment to peace and not allow their premises to be misused for terror glorification. •Canadians of all backgrounds to stand united against any ideology that calls for genocide, violence, or division Let us be clear: This is not a conflict between Sikhs and Hindus. Millions of Sikhs and Hindus live side by side in Canada and across the world in peace, brotherhood, and mutual respect. Khalistani terrorism seeks to destroy that harmony. #Khalistan
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The Canadian Hindu Volunteers (CHV) strongly and unequivocally condemn the dangerous escalation of Khalistani terrorism rhetoric and Hinduphobic incitement witnessed at the Nagar Kirtans held in Malton and Etobicoke this weekend. The chilling demand that 800,000 Canadian Hindus leave the country is not just hate speech, it is a genocidal call for ethnic cleansing that echoes some of the darkest chapters in global history. These events have made it alarmingly clear that certain Gurdwaras and religious processions are being co-opted by violent Khalistani extremists who exploit Canada’s democratic freedoms to glorify terrorism, incite division, and call for violence against Hindus and democratic states like India. This is not religious freedom, it is terrorism cloaked in sanctity. documents the horrifying scale of Khalistani terrorism in India throughout the 1980s and 1990s, bombings of markets, assassination of moderate Sikhs, Hindus, police officers, and public servants. Thousands were killed. Civilians were gunned down on buses and trains. Entire families were wiped out in the name of a violent, theocratic fantasy. This ideology did not stop at India’s borders. Canada has paid dearly. The 1985 Air India bombing, the deadliest act of aviation terror before 9/11, killed 329 innocent civilians, most of them Canadians. This attack was orchestrated by Khalistani terrorists based in Canada, including Talwinder Singh Parmar, whose portrait is now shamefully paraded in public processions and Gurdwaras, glorified as a martyr. Journalists and political leaders who stood against Khalistani terrorism have been silenced with bullets or threats: •Tara Singh Hayer, a courageous journalist, was assassinated in 1998 after receiving death threats for exposing Khalistani plots. •Ujjal Dosanjh, the former B.C. Premier, was brutally attacked for opposing extremism and defending Canada’s democratic values. •Balraj Deol, Jagdish Grewal, and Deepak Punj have been targeted with threats and intimidation campaigns simply for speaking out against radicalism. •Sikh moderates, police officers, and Hindu shopkeepers in Punjab and Canada alike have faced physical violence, economic boycotts, and harassment from Khalistani terror sympathizers. These are not the actions of “activists.” These are the tactics of radicalized ideologues, many of whom have exploited Canada’s asylum and immigration systems, presenting false claims of persecution to enter the country and build networks that fund, promote, and glorify violence. The calls to expel Hindus are not isolated incidents. They represent a coordinated campaign to push Hinduphobia, terrorism, and anti-India propaganda from the podiums of religious processions under the false flag of “freedom of speech.” If any other group in Canada had called for the mass expulsion of an ethnic or religious community, there would be immediate arrests and investigations. Why the silence now? We urge CSIS Canada RCMP Peel Regional Police Toronto Police Public Safety Canada •Law enforcement to investigate all those responsible for today’s hate-filled processions and bring the perpetrators to justice. •Elected officials at every level to denounce Hinduphobia and Khalistani terrorism unequivocally, without vote-bank politics. •Immigration authorities to re-examine and tighten processes to prevent those affiliated with extremist organizations from abusing Canadian hospitality. •All Gurdwaras and religious institutions to reaffirm their commitment to peace and not allow their premises to be misused for terror glorification. •Canadians of all backgrounds to stand united against any ideology that calls for genocide, violence, or division Let us be clear: This is not a conflict between Sikhs and Hindus. Millions of Sikhs and Hindus live side by side in Canada and across the world in peace, brotherhood, and mutual respect. Khalistani terrorism seeks to destroy that harmony. #Khalistan

Canadian Hindu Volunteers

15,454 次观看 • 1 年前

Assassinations, Bombings, and Perjury: How the Real Masterminds of Canada’s Deadliest Terror Attack Evaded Justice—and Continue to Thrive in Canada Today “The Canadian government has allowed these nefarious charities to operate under the guise of charitable institutions when they are known to be active in extremism and terrorism.” Bob Rai, a former Sikh and fierce critic of the Khalistani World Sikh Organization, shares his perspective on Canada’s deadliest terror attack—and on the conspiracy theories manufactured to shift blame away from the true masterminds and onto either the Khalistani foot soldiers or the Indian government.
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Assassinations, Bombings, and Perjury: How the Real Masterminds of Canada’s Deadliest Terror Attack Evaded Justice—and Continue to Thrive in Canada Today “The Canadian government has allowed these nefarious charities to operate under the guise of charitable institutions when they are known to be active in extremism and terrorism.” Bob Rai, a former Sikh and fierce critic of the Khalistani World Sikh Organization, shares his perspective on Canada’s deadliest terror attack—and on the conspiracy theories manufactured to shift blame away from the true masterminds and onto either the Khalistani foot soldiers or the Indian government.

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

77,722 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨Canada’s Deadliest Terror Attack: Air India Flight 182 – Homegrown, Not Foreign Today marks the anniversary of Canada’s deadliest ter*orist attack: Air India Flight 182. On June 23, 1985, Canadian-based #Khalistani extremists from #BabbarKhalsa planted a bomb in Vancouver. It exploded mid-air over the Atlantic, killing all 329 people on board — most of them Canadians. It was homegrown ter*or planned on Canadian soil, using our airports & passports. Despite warnings, our security failed. Foreign hatreds & imported conflicts have no place here. Canada must stop importing divisions that turn our country into a battlefield. Remember the victims. Secure our borders. Put Canada first. Lest we forget.🇨🇦 📽️: Dominion Society of Canada #cdnpoli
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🚨Canada’s Deadliest Terror Attack: Air India Flight 182 – Homegrown, Not Foreign Today marks the anniversary of Canada’s deadliest ter*orist attack: Air India Flight 182. On June 23, 1985, Canadian-based #Khalistani extremists from #BabbarKhalsa planted a bomb in Vancouver. It exploded mid-air over the Atlantic, killing all 329 people on board — most of them Canadians. It was homegrown ter*or planned on Canadian soil, using our airports & passports. Despite warnings, our security failed. Foreign hatreds & imported conflicts have no place here. Canada must stop importing divisions that turn our country into a battlefield. Remember the victims. Secure our borders. Put Canada first. Lest we forget.🇨🇦 📽️: Dominion Society of Canada #cdnpoli

Ethan 🇨🇦

20,904 次观看 • 3 个月前

Two people killed and 14 wounded after a gunman wearing a "Property of Allah" shirt opened fire at a bar in Austin, Texas. The FBI has confirmed this is being investigated as a potential act of terrorism. Join us in praying for the victims, their families, the bystanders and all first responders. There is no place for radical Islamic terrorism on American soil. Terrorism MUST END.
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Two people killed and 14 wounded after a gunman wearing a "Property of Allah" shirt opened fire at a bar in Austin, Texas. The FBI has confirmed this is being investigated as a potential act of terrorism. Join us in praying for the victims, their families, the bystanders and all first responders. There is no place for radical Islamic terrorism on American soil. Terrorism MUST END.

Nancy Mace

15,147 次观看 • 6 个月前