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Prominent Islamist Tied to Hamas Spreads Propaganda

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Islamist activist Osama Siblani is spreading malicious propaganda. He claims the suicide hijacking is a fabrication to help Netanyahu in the upcoming elections. He says President Trump is part of the conspiracy.

Siblani is the Lebanese-born founder and publisher of The Arab American News. It is the largest and oldest bilingual Arabic-English Arab-American newspaper in the United States. Given his journalistic background, Siblani clearly knows what he is saying is untrue.

The hijacking might have been a plot to hit a major city or key structure in Israel. And it’s all on video, which this activist knows. He decided to lie to Dearborn residents to make sure they get out and vote for the dangerous Senate candidate, Abdulrahman Mohammed El Sayed.

El-Sayed headlined a Dearborn Fundraiser with Osama Siblani. Siblani called for Jews to be sent ‘back to Poland,’ called Hamas ‘Freedom Fighters,’ and praised Hezbollah’s Leader as a ‘Hero.’

He has also said they, meaning Islamist communists, are on the road to the White House. Thank a Democrat.

Siblani has a street named after him because he is the type of person they like. None of these people belong in the USA.

He’s a bad hombre.

The IRGC Urges Americans to Vote for Democrats

The New York Post reported last night that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps put out a 25-page letter addressed to Americans urging them to oppose President Donald Trump during the upcoming midterm elections.

The IRGC, which has repeatedly tried to sway the Nov. 3 US elections, claimed that the president and his support of Israel were the cause of the war — as it urged voters to reject both in the voting booth.

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