US Intel officer Whistle Blower advises Americans to stock up on months of food and pray to God

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If this is the part he says out loud, imagine what he is not saying.

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Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

6 Replies to “US Intel officer Whistle Blower advises Americans to stock up on months of food and pray to God”

  1. I had an appointment at the VA today and the vast majority (everyone I talked to) was very angry over the attempts to assassinate President Trump, this does not bode well for the Dems if they manage to steal the election.

  2. Activists want ‘elimination’ of the state of Israel

    Former Labor Minister Dr Mike Kelly AM says there is no “rational debate” around the ongoing war in the Middle East.

    Mr Kelly told Sky News host Sharri Markson that there is “failure” in standing up to propaganda and voices of activism.

    “That’s not peace activism, it’s warmongering.

    “These people don’t want a ceasefire, they want the elimination of the state of Israel and the war escalated.”

  3. Understanding the Druze | Inside Look at Arab Minority

    Hosting ?@MrSachback? – The Druze community are a cherished part of Israel’s cultural mosaic, but ultimately difficult to pin down. A religion that splintered from Islam. An ethnic community that crosses borders but never defined itself as a modern nation. An Arabic speaking minority and some of Israel’s biggest patriots.

    Mansur Ashkar, a Druze native of Israel. He served as an officer in the IDF’s special forces and was stationed in Gaza before the disengagement. Growing up in a predominantly Jewish town, Mansur’s family roots trace back across the borders of Syria, Lebanon, and Israel.

    Believing the Jews & the Druze are the prime example that Israel aspires for peace and coexistence. Mansur advocates for Israel and the Jewish community, striving to foster coexistence between Jews and Arabs and amplify Arab voices in support of Israel.

  4. Understanding the Druze | Inside Look at Arab Minority

    Hosting ?@MrSachback? – The Druze community are a cherished part of Israel’s cultural mosaic, but ultimately difficult to pin down. A religion that splintered from Islam. An ethnic community that crosses borders but never defined itself as a modern nation. An Arabic speaking minority and some of Israel’s biggest patriots.

    Mansur Ashkar, a Druze native of Israel. He served as an officer in the IDF’s special forces and was stationed in Gaza before the disengagement. Growing up in a predominantly Jewish town, Mansur’s family roots trace back across the borders of Syria, Lebanon, and Israel.

    Believing the Jews & the Druze are the prime example that Israel aspires for peace and coexistence. Mansur advocates for Israel and the Jewish community, striving to foster coexistence between Jews and Arabs and amplify Arab voices in support of Israel.

  5. State of a Nation with Eylon Levy: Understanding the Druze | Inside Look at Arab Minority with Mansur Ashkar

    The Druze community are a cherished part of Israel’s cultural mosaic, but ultimately difficult to pin down. A religion that splintered from Islam. An ethnic community that crosses borders but never defined itself as a modern nation. An Arabic speaking minority and some of Israel’s biggest patriots.

    Mansur Ashkar, a Druze native of Israel. He served as an officer in the IDF’s special forces and was stationed in Gaza before the disengagement. Growing up in a predominantly Jewish town, Mansur’s family roots trace back across the borders of Syria, Lebanon, and Israel. Believing the Jews & the Druze are the prime example that Israel aspires for peace and coexistence.

    Mansur advocates for Israel and the Jewish community, striving to foster coexistence between Jews and Arabs and amplify Arab voices in support of Israel.