Florida representative Randy Fine is facing widespread condemnation online, after apparently taking to X/Twitter on Sunday to claim that “if they force us to choose, the choice between dogs and Muslims is not a difficult one”.
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“Between his call for the destruction of all ‘mainstream Muslims,’ his claim that Palestinian identity itself is evil, and his call for the killing of everyone in Gaza, Randy Fine is a modern Klansman and Nazi all wrapped into one, only his targets are Muslims and Palestinians,” [sais the CAIR council] in an update on its website.
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“Leaders of Congress across the political spectrum should demand his resignation, which is long overdue.”
Fellow congressman Brendan Boyle called Fine an “ugly bigot” who “should not be in Congress.”
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And California governor Gavin Newsom simply responded by saying: “Resign now, you racist slob.”
Fine has been spewing his HATE SPEECH a long time. What took so long for others to Notice? They did. They didn't say anything about it until now, when he becomes a liability to them and is disadvantageous for their movement and causesreasons ...
More tweets from Randy Flab and a couple "funnies" after the PageBreak:
Despite a deadlock over funding for the agency, lawmakers left town and left Democratic and White House negotiators to try to work out a deal in their absence.
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The Capitol emptied out on Thursday, a full day before the midnight Friday deadline for funding the Department of Homeland Security. Lawmakers who were deadlocked over new restrictions on immigration officers jetted off to Munich for a security conference or headed home for a weeklong recess, seemingly unconcerned with the looming closure. It was a jarring change from the past, when lawmakers were reluctant to seem like they were giving up for even a moment before time ran out for a deal.
"We can't do our job, we can't agree to anything (except when it's giving away U.S. money to Ukraine and Israel), so we're taking a week long recess."
Put your profession in their place: "I can't to my job so I'm going to take a week's long recess and still get paid." How long would your employer tolerate this?
Avicii knew what goes on with child trafficking. Read the comments at the video. At Comments, choose the Sort By Newest option. A lot of recent comments brought to the video from the latest developments of the Epstein files.
The Shocking Reality of the Treatment of Christians in the Holy Land by US-Funded Israel.
Not really "shocking" if you've been paying attention or Noticing.
Watchable and understandable at 1.5X playback speed.
LISTEN and PAY ATTENTION to what his guests say.
The Usual Saturians on soshuuuuuuuuuulllllllll meeeeeeeeeeeeddddddiaa are ripping on Tucker saying, "he's anti-semetic," because they can't debate or rebut what his GUESTS SAY. LISTEN TO HIS GUESTS.
Islam ISN'T the problem. The Saturians just want you to believe it is.
Or, carry on your fealty to the Synagogue of Satan at your own peril.
The parasite, commonly called a New World Screwworm (NWS), lays hundreds of larvae in the wounds of animals and humans, which hatch within hours and consume their victim's tissue.
These infestations can lead to deep, painful wounds that become infected and often result in death if left untreated.
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The worms were eliminated in the US in 1966, but sporadic cases have been detected since amid outbreaks in Central America.
"Blow Me a Kiss" by Alice Cooper, from 2000's Brutal Planet.
Wiki (the link to Brutal Planet):
Reception
Doug Van Pelt, editor of the alternative Christian music-oriented HM Magazine, found that the lyrics communicated biblical morals "in a very powerful way". Van Pelt stated further that the final argument is provided in the title track, which condemns the systems of judgment that the world uses. Moreover, "Blow Me a Kiss" urges the listener to think deeper about spiritual matters.
"Run Down the Devil" by Alice Cooper, from 2005's Dirty Diamonds.
"Can't Sleep, Clowns Will Eat Me," by Alice Cooper, from a bonus track on the Australian release of his 2000 album Brutal Planet. The track gained wider recognition when it was included in the European 'Limited Tour Edition' release of 2001's Dragontow, which featured additional content from 2000's Brutal Plane.
