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El-Sayed disavowed Muslim Brotherhood. Everyone happy now that they got what they wanted?

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Taqiya mfers!

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Don't worry. Tommy the plant was well compensated!

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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Its very rational to expect violence from Muslims.

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No, it really isn't, unless you're an Islamophobe. I suggest you go speak with your neighbors or coworkers who are Muslim. Or go visit a mosque and talk to folks there. You'll be surprised at how much in common you have with these folks.

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But here specifically… to call out El-Sayeds association with the Muslim Brotherhood is NOT in any way shape or form Islamophobic.

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I was calling out the comment stating that it is rational to expect violence from Muslims. But you knew that already and still chose to move the goalposts anyway.

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Goalposts? You called a young man an islamiphobe for asking the Great El-Sayed a question on his association to radical Islam, since his mother and sister are big supporters and he has said many things indicating his support or at least his tolerance of such.

I think it's correct for folks to ask where you are coming from on your seeming defense of Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed.

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Apologies, as I misunderstood which part you were responding to.

As for Tommy, the title stands. The only reason he asked AES about MB is because he is a Muslim. If he had any other reason to suspect there was some other tie, he certainly did not articulate it.

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He only asked because he was Muslim? Or because he is a dual citizen of Egypt, home to the Muslim brotherhood, of which his mom and sister are admitted associates of it.

But it's Islamophobic to ask him about it? You cannot be serious.

Are you being serious?

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He did not answer the question.

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He absolutely did. He said we should not be involved in regime change in Iran.

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Wrong.one can condemn an act of terrorism and still not advocate intervention.
Sorry you are confused about what was asked.

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Great, so you must be pleased that he disavowed Muslim Brotherhood, then.

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He's lying about that. A common trait among politicians. All you have to do is look at his past. You should know better.

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So if it doesn't matter what he says because you'll think he is lying anyway, why do you care if he condemns the violence caused by Iran? Seems to me as if you will be outraged either way.

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I can't do anything about his lying. Just find it hard to believe someone here supports this kind of America hater. You can check his past remarks.

Evidently checking anything on El-Sayed is considered "Islamophobic"…

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Don't worry. Tommy the plant was well compensated!

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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Its very rational to expect violence from Muslims.

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No, it really isn't, unless you're an Islamophobe. I suggest you go speak with your neighbors or coworkers who are Muslim. Or go visit a mosque and talk to folks there. You'll be surprised at how much in common you have with these folks.

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But here specifically… to call out El-Sayeds association with the Muslim Brotherhood is NOT in any way shape or form Islamophobic.

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I was calling out the comment stating that it is rational to expect violence from Muslims. But you knew that already and still chose to move the goalposts anyway.

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Goalposts? You called a young man an islamiphobe for asking the Great El-Sayed a question on his association to radical Islam, since his mother and sister are big supporters and he has said many things indicating his support or at least his tolerance of such.

I think it's correct for folks to ask where you are coming from on your seeming defense of Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed.

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Apologies, as I misunderstood which part you were responding to.

As for Tommy, the title stands. The only reason he asked AES about MB is because he is a Muslim. If he had any other reason to suspect there was some other tie, he certainly did not articulate it.

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He only asked because he was Muslim? Or because he is a dual citizen of Egypt, home to the Muslim brotherhood, of which his mom and sister are admitted associates of it.

But it's Islamophobic to ask him about it? You cannot be serious.

Are you being serious?

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You're putting words in little Tommy's mouth. He didn't mention any of this, especially when AES directly implied that he was being asked solely because he is a Muslim. Tommy's only response was "because they are a terrorist organization."

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Evidently checking anything on El-Sayed is considered "Islamophobic"…

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Dems love to label people.

He "implied" it was only because he was Muslim despite it being KNOWN the dude has close ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?

If my brother and dad are in the Klan and someone asks me if I am also associated with the Klan, I don't get to tell people they cannot ask me such a question because I am white.

Can you honestly not see how completely devoid of rationality that is?

Yet that is your basis for defending El Sayed and defaming a young man for asking a legitimate, newsworthy question.

I don't think you are being serious.

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Evidently checking anything on El-Sayed is considered "Islamophobic"…

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This is a ridiculous statement. Go enjoy some Sunday Night football, man. The Cowboys are playing the Packers!

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Evidently checking anything on El-Sayed is considered "Islamophobic"…

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This is a ridiculous statement. Go enjoy some Sunday Night football, man. The Cowboys are playing the Packers!

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You don't get to tell other people to bugger off when the conversation becomes inconvenient for you.

You are indicating a young man is discriminating against someone for asking a newsworthy question that Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed has previously been aloof or non-answering, often times attacking the person asking the question, and now appears to be just lying about his associations, his knowledge of those associations, and seems want to get further questioning labeled as some sort of "racism" or civil rights violation.

And I ain't having it.

And the cowboys blow arse.

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He "implied" it was only because he was Muslim despite it being KNOWN the dude has close ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?

If my brother and dad are in the Klan and someone asks me if I am also associated with the Klan, I don't get to tell people they cannot ask me such a question because I am white.

Can you honestly not see how completely devoid of rationality that is?

Yet that is your basis for defending El Sayed and defaming a young man for asking a legitimate, newsworthy question.

I don't think you are being serious.

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How would I know if your brother and your father were Klan members? I certainly would not assume you were just because you are white.

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Evidently checking anything on El-Sayed is considered "Islamophobic"…

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This is a ridiculous statement. Go enjoy some Sunday Night football, man. The Cowboys are playing the Packers!

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You don't get to tell other people to bugger off when the conversation becomes inconvenient for you.

You are indicating a young man is discriminating against someone for asking a newsworthy question that Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed has previously been aloof or non-answering, often times attacking the person asking the question, and now appears to be just lying about his associations, his knowledge of those associations, and seems want to get further questioning labeled as some sort of "racism" or civil rights violation.

And I ain't having it.

And the cowboys blow arse.

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You make a ridiculous statement and then expect people to continue engaging with you. That's amusing.

We get it. You don't like people calling you out.

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Evidently checking anything on El-Sayed is considered "Islamophobic"…

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This is a ridiculous statement. Go enjoy some Sunday Night football, man. The Cowboys are playing the Packers!

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You don't get to tell other people to bugger off when the conversation becomes inconvenient for you.

You are indicating a young man is discriminating against someone for asking a newsworthy question that Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed has previously been aloof or non-answering, often times attacking the person asking the question, and now appears to be just lying about his associations, his knowledge of those associations, and seems want to get further questioning labeled as some sort of "racism" or civil rights violation.

And I ain't having it.

And the cowboys blow arse.

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You make a ridiculous statement and then expect people to continue engaging with you. That's amusing.

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You ignore the KNOWN association of El-Sayed to the Muslim Brotherhood. It's confirmed. Not rumor.

You act as though "little Tommy" as you degrade him as would have no knowledge of the association and is only asking the question out of some discriminatory nature.

And that's horse*****

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We get it. You don't like people calling you out.

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My views are outnumbered about 20-1 on this forum. Clearly this is not a concern for me.

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Evidently checking anything on El-Sayed is considered "Islamophobic"…

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This is a ridiculous statement. Go enjoy some Sunday Night football, man. The Cowboys are playing the Packers!

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You don't get to tell other people to bugger off when the conversation becomes inconvenient for you.

You are indicating a young man is discriminating against someone for asking a newsworthy question that Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed has previously been aloof or non-answering, often times attacking the person asking the question, and now appears to be just lying about his associations, his knowledge of those associations, and seems want to get further questioning labeled as some sort of "racism" or civil rights violation.

And I ain't having it.

And the cowboys blow arse.

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You make a ridiculous statement and then expect people to continue engaging with you. That's amusing.

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Calling anyone "Islamophobic" (which is a stupid made up term by our liberal media), when all Muslim countries are literal sh-tholes that oppress women and are consistently at war isn't making a ridiculous statement? Calling someone Islamophobic when these people are chanting death to America on our soil isn't a ridiculous statement? LOL

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We get it. You don't like people calling you out.

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My views are outnumbered about 20-1 on this forum. Clearly this is not a concern for me.

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All I said was you don't like it. You double down for the Muslim. Take some pride in your country man.

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A muslim loving socialist should definitely be outnumbered. Not just on here but in these United States in general.

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This

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Evidently checking anything on El-Sayed is considered "Islamophobic"…

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This is a ridiculous statement. Go enjoy some Sunday Night football, man. The Cowboys are playing the Packers!

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You don't get to tell other people to bugger off when the conversation becomes inconvenient for you.

You are indicating a young man is discriminating against someone for asking a newsworthy question that Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed has previously been aloof or non-answering, often times attacking the person asking the question, and now appears to be just lying about his associations, his knowledge of those associations, and seems want to get further questioning labeled as some sort of "racism" or civil rights violation.

And I ain't having it.

And the cowboys blow arse.

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You make a ridiculous statement and then expect people to continue engaging with you. That's amusing.

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You ignore the KNOWN association of El-Sayed to the Muslim Brotherhood. It's confirmed. Not rumor.

You act as though "little Tommy" as you degrade him as would have no knowledge of the association and is only asking the question out of some discriminatory nature.

And that's horse*****

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Confirmed associations huh? I assume you have proof of these associations? Hopefully much more substantial than some college activism by his birth mother (who didnt even raise AES) 50 years ago?

So I guess you believe those pics and videos of him campaigning with Hassan Piker are AI?

I know you aren't going to watch the 10 minute video from the daily wire detailing them all, so please spend 1 minute talking to Claude/gemini/etc. even those things admit he and his family have ties to the Muslim brotherhood and he personally signed a letter supporting the Egyptian president who was also a part of the Muslim. Brotherhood.

Educate yourself on the topic.

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Evidently checking anything on El-Sayed is considered "Islamophobic"…

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This is a ridiculous statement. Go enjoy some Sunday Night football, man. The Cowboys are playing the Packers!

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You don't get to tell other people to bugger off when the conversation becomes inconvenient for you.

You are indicating a young man is discriminating against someone for asking a newsworthy question that Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed has previously been aloof or non-answering, often times attacking the person asking the question, and now appears to be just lying about his associations, his knowledge of those associations, and seems want to get further questioning labeled as some sort of "racism" or civil rights violation.

And I ain't having it.

And the cowboys blow arse.

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You make a ridiculous statement and then expect people to continue engaging with you. That's amusing.

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You ignore the KNOWN association of El-Sayed to the Muslim Brotherhood. It's confirmed. Not rumor.

You act as though "little Tommy" as you degrade him as would have no knowledge of the association and is only asking the question out of some discriminatory nature.

And that's horse*****

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Confirmed associations huh? I assume you have proof of these associations? Hopefully much more substantial than some college activism by his birth mother (who didnt even raise AES) 50 years ago?

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I can't see you right now, but I'll bet you look like a pretzel.

Impressive

I referenced this yesterday on a different thread and glad to find the clip. Well worth the watch particularly as it applies here.

https://instagr.am/p/DepWKfCtqTA

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He did not answer the question.

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He absolutely did. He said we should not be involved in regime change in Iran.

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Wrong.one can condemn an act of terrorism and still not advocate intervention.
Sorry you are confused about what was asked.

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Great, so you must be pleased that he disavowed Muslim Brotherhood, then.

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i don't believe him. Why you ask, because he won't answer a simple easy question. It is a no brainer to say, yes, I condemn the terrorist attacks on innocent people.
It's a gimme question with a simple answer.

Cruz said it best on his podcast.
This is a Trojan horse.

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i don't believe him. Why you ask, because he won't answer a simple easy question. It is a no brainer to say, yes, I condemn the terrorist attacks on innocent people.
It's a gimme question with a simple answer.

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Taqiyya is real. And Sayed is working to advance Islam. The word of a Muslim is utterly worthless. Not that libs care at all.

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El-Sayed disavowed Muslim Brotherhood. Everyone happy now that they got what they wanted?

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They want him to renounce his faith and self deport.

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Evidently checking anything on El-Sayed is considered "Islamophobic"…

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This is a ridiculous statement. Go enjoy some Sunday Night football, man. The Cowboys are playing the Packers!

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You don't get to tell other people to bugger off when the conversation becomes inconvenient for you.

You are indicating a young man is discriminating against someone for asking a newsworthy question that Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed has previously been aloof or non-answering, often times attacking the person asking the question, and now appears to be just lying about his associations, his knowledge of those associations, and seems want to get further questioning labeled as some sort of "racism" or civil rights violation.

And I ain't having it.

And the cowboys blow arse.

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You make a ridiculous statement and then expect people to continue engaging with you. That's amusing.

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You ignore the KNOWN association of El-Sayed to the Muslim Brotherhood. It's confirmed. Not rumor.

You act as though "little Tommy" as you degrade him as would have no knowledge of the association and is only asking the question out of some discriminatory nature.

And that's horse*****

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Confirmed associations huh? I assume you have proof of these associations? Hopefully much more substantial than some college activism by his birth mother (who didnt even raise AES) 50 years ago?

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https://senateleadershipfund.org/press-releases/icymi-el-sayed-denies-muslim-brotherhood-ties-despite-his-own-sisters-admissions/
https://freebeacon.com/democrats/abdul-el-sayed-called-on-egypts-muslim-brotherhood-to-purge-the-media-and-police-shortly-before-islamic-government-arrested-reporters-for-insulting-islam/
-Abdul El-Sayed Called on Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood To 'Purge the Media and Police' Shortly Before Islamic Government Arrested Reporters for 'Insulting Islam'

El-Sayed was a vocal supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood, which shares his devotion to Sharia law
-El-Sayed also expressed support for the Muslim Brotherhood after Morsi's 2012 election. He signed an open letter that year with other Egyptian-American leaders that called on the Muslim Brotherhood to "purge the media and police."

Named for Paula Abdul who released her debut album in 1988 (he was born in 1984).

"Knocked Out" is the debut single by American singer and dancer Paula Abdul, released in May 1988 via Virgin Records as the lead single to Abdul's debut studio album Forever Your Girl (1988).

Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed[a] (born October 31, 1984) is an American epidemiologist… https://t.co/FIJ2OnGSQ9

— Shipwreckedcrew (@shipwreckedcrew) October 19, 2026

He's seriously obsessed with his own name.

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He "implied" it was only because he was Muslim despite it being KNOWN the dude has close ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?

If my brother and dad are in the Klan and someone asks me if I am also associated with the Klan, I don't get to tell people they cannot ask me such a question because I am white.

Can you honestly not see how completely devoid of rationality that is?

Yet that is your basis for defending El Sayed and defaming a young man for asking a legitimate, newsworthy question.

I don't think you are being serious.

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How would I know if your brother and your father were Klan members? I certainly would not assume you were just because you are white.

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Do you have insight to his brother and father being Klan members?

Sayed's family definitely have ties to the MB and possibly worse.

No need to join in the Sayed taqiya.

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We get it. You don't like people calling you out.

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My views are outnumbered about 20-1 on this forum. Clearly this is not a concern for me.

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Monetize those views?

Or a true believer?

Both are equally appalling.

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He "implied" it was only because he was Muslim despite it being KNOWN the dude has close ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?

If my brother and dad are in the Klan and someone asks me if I am also associated with the Klan, I don't get to tell people they cannot ask me such a question because I am white.

Can you honestly not see how completely devoid of rationality that is?

Yet that is your basis for defending El Sayed and defaming a young man for asking a legitimate, newsworthy question.

I don't think you are being serious.

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How would I know if your brother and your father were Klan members? I certainly would not assume you were just because you are white.

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Do you have insight to his brother and father being Klan members?

Sayed's family definitely have ties to the MB and possibly worse.

No need to join in the Sayed taqiya.

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Just to be clear I am actually unaware of my brother and father being klan members. Dad has been in the ground for nearly 3 decades.

Regardless, Sayed has verified and very public close associations to the Muslim Brotherhood. Not just a known terror organization, but THE organization behind modern jihad.

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He "implied" it was only because he was Muslim despite it being KNOWN the dude has close ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?

If my brother and dad are in the Klan and someone asks me if I am also associated with the Klan, I don't get to tell people they cannot ask me such a question because I am white.

Can you honestly not see how completely devoid of rationality that is?

Yet that is your basis for defending El Sayed and defaming a young man for asking a legitimate, newsworthy question.

I don't think you are being serious.

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How would I know if your brother and your father were Klan members? I certainly would not assume you were just because you are white.

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You would know if his brother was stupid enough to make twitter posts posts in 2012 saying how much he admired his father's KKK "activism" in the 70's.

And, if FTC was directly stating in his campaign that his family had no associations with the KKK, you are the most naive person on this board - or the biggest gaslighter - if you think that FTC would not be rightfully confronted with recent statements by immediate family concerning associations that FTC denies.

Not disavows. Denies.

Disclaimer - (Apologies to FTC to continue to use his example as argument. I fully acknowledge that there is no evidence that any of FTC's family have any ties to the KKK.)

You are good. I would not have used the example if I had concerned about it being further referenced. Quite the opposite, I am glad the comparison is useful and appreciate your comments.

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https://www.thehandbasket.co/p/tommy-teepell-abdul-el-sayed-viral-video-town-hall-josh-hawley

AES completely schooled the little Nazi kid who showed up stir the pot, and instead FAAFO.

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"Little Nazi kid?"

WTF is wrong with you? That's some pretty twisted nonsense banging around in your head.