Believer. Auntie. Shutterbug. Music lover. Life is too short for fake butter, cheese or people.
Colorado, USA
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LLRad retweeted
He is 100% going to share CIA intelligence with Lebanon and Egypt and I can't wait for our national media explain why investigating that will be Islamophobic.
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So yeah, El-Sayed should probably not be granted a security clearance.
Whoa. That’s because of our @FreeBeacon report. Lebanese consul Ibrahim Charara, who was at an event with Abdul El-Sayed last week, is being kicked out of US for calling the Marine barracks attack “heroic resistance.” freebeacon.com/democrats/leb…
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Today is my 45th Spiritual Birthday! On this day in 1981, after nearly two years of investigating Christianity, I abandoned my atheism, confessed and repented of my sin, and received Jesus Christ as my Forgiver and Leader. Coincidentally, today is the 50th Spiritual Birthday of @markmittelberg -- my partner in ministry since 1987. What an adventure we've been on!
LLRad retweeted
I believe the seniors voted him "Most Likely to Improbably Dominate the NBA and Talk Shit to Everyone While Doing It."
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HABIBI ABDUL! 👊🏽
America belongs to Jesus, not Muhammad!🙏
I want Jesus, not Allah! I want the apostles, not Muhammad. I want the Bible, not the Quran!
Also…. I like my bacon! 🥓
I WANT A COUNTRY WHERE…
- The name of Jesus is praised — not Allah’s
- There is prayer in schools — not prayer mats
- The Bible is taught — not the Quran
- Built on the Ten Commandments — not Sharia law
- There are churches on every street corner — not mosques
- We hear church bells — not the call to prayer
- Christmas is the best season — not Ramadan
- There is peace — not violence and terrorism
- Our children would not have to wake up to prayer calls
- Our children can preach Jesus freely in the public square
- Our children will not be converted to Islam
- Our daughters will not be forced to wear a hijab
- Our children will not be killed and persecuted for their faith
I WANT JESUS, NOT ALLAH! 🙌
LLRad retweeted
Unbelievable
So Democrats like Abdul El-Sayed have campaigned with Hasan Piker whose most recent rant included:
“Because I’m in the United States of America, the most dogshit country on the fucking planet, the absolute worst country on the planet, straight up, bar none. A capitalist shithole. The absolute worst fuckin’ place on the planet, just a horrific, monstrous, awful, dogshit country that I fucking despise.”
And so how is it possible that any candidate in 2026 of any party would go within 100 feet of someone so demonstrably anti-American and so hateful towards the very country that gives him a platform.
LLRad retweeted
I grew up Muslim and I no longer follow it.
The Muslim Brotherhood controlled the government that almost killed me for leaving Islam.
I know Islamic governance when I see it. The words, the liturgy, the psychology, the dress code.
Elsayed is the epitome of what I left behind.
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This may not be a big deal to some…
But this week I heard my wife pray out loud for the first time and I swear it was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard in my life.
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An FEC filing shows that the first Muslim to be elected to the U.S. Senate has officially created the “Habibi PAC.”
You see what’s going on here, right?
This will fund more Islamists all around the country to conquer the U.S.
Looks like America 250 was actually a funeral.
LLRad retweeted
Few comprehend the sheer dimwittedness of the new DSA mayor of LA, as it’s been overshadowed by the actions & inactions of the mayor she defeated, which led directly to large swaths of LA burning down. Below she boasts of getting a crosswalk painted. It took her 9 months.
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"The majority of the voters do not get to decide the outcome..."
Um. Huh?
These people hate democracy. They want to just be weirdo self-appointed elites and experts making all the rules for the rest of us and shouting "No Kings!" all the time. While acting like kings.
NEW: "I want to be clear that the majority of the voters do not get to decide the outcome," said Nadine Bridges, executive director of LGBTQ+ advocacy group One Colorado, speaking about Colorado's voter-approved Propositions 134 and 135.
On Thursday, Nov. 5, One Colorado held an hour-long "LGBTQ+ Colorado 2026 Election Review" online event via Zoom. I attended the free event because I was interested in hearing the LGBTQ+ community's reactions to the passage of Props 134 and 135.
What I heard was raw, emotional, and defiant. Instead of accepting the results, Bridges opened the door to election denialism, implicitly asserting that a minority could and would overturn the outcome established by the majority.
Three state representative-elects later joined the call, including Colorado's newly elected trans legislator from Wheat Ridge, Dr. Alexis Hoffkling. Earlier in the event, Bridges also talked about having a recent post-election discussion with governor-elect Phil Weiser. ⬇️
LLRad retweeted
Prayer of the Day 🙏
(Psalm 19:1, KJV)
Father,
every sunrise over the pasture and every star over the barn tells me how big You are.
Slow me down today so I don't miss it.
Amen.
#PrayerOfTheDay
LLRad retweeted
And the applause stopped quite abruptly as the natives who voted for him suddenly realised they had made a huge mistake
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivers a speech for the ages from the Acropolis in Athens, Greece.
Listen to the entire speech to understand the dangers the West faces.
It's critical to our survival.
LLRad retweeted
How did we go from 9/11 to a society where young people think Islamism is some hippie religion where it's just about being nice or whatever? Has everyone literally gone insane?
This woman would be dead if she did even 5 seconds of this dance in the streets of Tehran.
