RE: RE: Congresswoman Omar follows her mentor Hillary; and begins deleting evidence, to hide her past!
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RE: Congresswoman Omar follows her mentor Hillary; and begins deleting evidence, to hide her past!

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well bribing politicians is sometimes also called lobbying, and isnt AIPAC aswell a foreign bribe to local politicians? not to mention all those congress man getting bribed by china to influence US politics.

yes marrying to get past immigration is a felony but one that is hard to put evidence against. if they married abroad and come to US that would just mean i guess they are asked to divorce. you cannot disprove that she did not actually fall in love with her brother and wanted to marry and i dont think she will ever comment on it. its though something that im willing to forgive because i realize how crazy US immigration is. i dont think you will get her imprisoned for this.

just because people do violence in the name of islam does not mean it is islam that is violent. its like a false flag attack on islam by people who clearly never even read the second sure in the quran (the first sure is just 10 lines and the second sure or chapter clears up many misconceptions about islam) but they call them selfs muslim. they are literate but never question the things their imams have falsely taught them. there are many that abuse islam and misquote it to make their pawns do violent things. same happened with the catholic church in europe. luckily reformation happened and everyone is now more sceptical about the church and would first read it up before accepting rediculous statements about the religion. there are still people tho doing cruel things to gay people in the name of christianity, or do cross burnings. dont think christianity is special.

muslims are also "children of israel" (see second sure, i would recommend reading it to help understand more about islam :) ). so i guess for them the desert blooms aswell.

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