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Trump: The riots in France aren't about school "resources." It's about an invasion by a hostile force under the cover of "seeking asylum."

"What's happening in France is nothing less than out of control mass migration. This isn't about schools, this is about Islam wanting to take over a once great Country!" he posted on Truth Social.

Speaking of an invasion by implacably-hostile foreign actors, Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed.

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan, drew skepticism from voters in his own party during a pair of MS NOW focus groups this week.

It marks a glaring warning sign for the far-left candidate who polls indicate has allegedly been running neck-and-neck with his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers.

In one session, black voters said he was taking their support for granted. A woman in that group said she planned to mark uncommitted rather than vote for him.

"I think he's taking advantage [of] we as Black people are Democratic, and he thinks we gonna vote for him anyway," one woman explained. "And I'm like, 'No sir, I'm gonna put uncommitted down on that little circle and move on.' If you're going to Congress to represent me, I need you to talk about what's going on in this community."

Another participant said El-Sayed had "missed opportunities" to explain himself to black voters.

A separate group of committed Michigan Democrats focused on his comments about Israel. They said they wanted a clear statement that he supports Israel and the Jewish people, and questioned whether they would even believe it if he offered one now.

MS NOW contributor Elise Jordan prefaced the conversation by pointing out, "You're committed Democrats. All of you. You want to vote for the Democratic candidate. But you just can't."

Video below the fold.

And speaking more of implacably hostile foreign invaders: Mamdani's "wife" spent the weekend at an Islamic "wellness retreat" run by terrorist supporters.

Eat, pray, bomb.

New York City's first lady is currently wrapping up a week as an "artist-in-residence" at a luxury Islamic wellness retreat that has called for the destruction of Israel and openly celebrated Palestinian terrorism, the Washington Free Beacon can reveal.

While Rama Duwaji went from the river to the spa, her husband rolled out his own "strategy to combat antisemitism"--a move widely panned by Jewish New Yorkers.
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Duwaji's attendance at the spiritual wellness gathering in Porto, Portugal was previously reported by the New York Post, but the extremism of the group had not been previously known.

The retreat, known as the Women Sanctuary, is currently in its second session of the month at an 18th-century Portuguese castle that's now a high-end hotel and event space. The listed price for five nights in a private, single room at the Women's Sanctuary is $5,216.

Duwaji, who calls herself "a Syrian illustrator and animator" even though she was born in Houston, is believed to be doing Arabic calligraphy at the retreat. She is currently featured on the Women Sanctuary website as a member of the team, bizarrely under the fake name "Karl Holland."

France finally starts to begin to get slightly serious about deporting foreign Islamist terrorists.

The French Interior Ministry has vastly expanded the use of decrees stripping citizenship from convicted Islamist terrorists, with over five times the number of orders reportedly being logged over the past three years than the 30 years before.

According to figures obtained by French paper of record Le Figaro, over 70 decrees revoking citizenship from convicted terrorists have been issued by the Ministry of Interior, and around 100 have been handed down since 2015. This compares with just 13 during the entire period between 1979 and 2015. The paper reported that 15 have been issued so far this year, while 19 were issued in 2025, 37 in 2024, and 12 in 2023.

A senior official at the Hotel de Beauvau told the paper that there are "several hundred" more cases that are set to be dealt with over the next five years as convicted terrorists are released from prison. The Interior Ministry source said that around 45 per cent of those stripped of their citizenship have been French-Moroccan dual nationals, followed by French-Algerians, French-Tunisians, and French-Turks, all of whom represent around 10 per cent of cases.

So I guess that previously they deemed these Aspiring Doctors and Engineers valuable members of the state.

Trash nation of communist pedophiles Canada falls far behind the US in living standards as it rushes to join the Third World proper.

Obviously, Canada's relationship with the United States has deteriorated substantially since President Trump launched his tariff war and created real economic pain for Canadians. But our new study reveals more bad news, as Canada's economy has fallen further behind the U.S. during the first quarter of the 21st century (long before Trump's tariffs).

In fact, across every measure -- including incomes, investment, employment, etc. -- the U.S. clearly outperformed Canada.

But perhaps the most eye-opening statistic is the growing gap in living standards. In 1999, Canada's GDP per-person (an indicator of living standards) was $48,076 (all figures are inflation-adjusted in Canadian dollars) compared to $58,842 in the U.S. -- meaning by this measure, living standards in the U.S. were $10,766 higher than in Canada. And the economic fortunes of the two neighbours have since further diverged, considerably.

From 1999 to 2024, per-person GDP in Canada grew by 23.8 per cent to $59,529 compared to a 41.5 per cent increase (to $83,286) in the U.S. Put differently, living standards in the U.S. grew 1.7 times faster than in Canada. And the gap in living standards (again, as measured by per-person GDP) has more than doubled -- from $10,766 to $23,757 over the 25-year period.

Canadian incomes are also falling behind. From 2010 (the earliest year of comparable data) to 2024, the median employment income (median means half of workers earn more, half earn less) in Canada increased by 14.7 per cent, from $32,580 to $37,361, compared to 18.9 per cent in the U.S., from $38,706 to $46,024. Put differently, in 2024 the typical Canadian worker earned $8,633 less than the typical American worker.

DOJ brings a complaint against Minnesota lawless judges leaking to the NYT about how much they hate border enforcement.

The Department of Justice filed a judicial misconduct complaint on Wednesday against several Minnesota-based federal judges for "pander[ing]" to legacy media about ICE operations in the state.

"Seven federal judges in the District of Minnesota talked to the New York Times about cases, some of which are on-going, in a manner that the Department of Justice views as a clear violation of their ethical duties," Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a statement. "Their conduct has undermined public confidence in an impartial judiciary in Minnesota."

The complaint addressed to 8th Circuit Court of Appeals Chief Judge Steven Colloton takes to task a Sept. 17 Times article, in which Senior District Judge Patrick Schiltz and his colleagues bashed the Trump administration's handling of cases involving its January 2026 deportation operations in the North Star State. The Times dutifully framed the judges' remarks as a concerted effort by the government to "defy" federal judges, but even Schiltz conceded that "most, if not all" of the alleged noncompliance "was due to incompetence" and "not due to conscious defiance of orders."

Equally notable about the Times article, however, is the apparent admission that these judges coordinated with one another on ICE-related cases being filed before them.

The Times noted how they "recalled seeking one another's counsel, meeting regularly and consulting in running email threads" as the "number of cases ramped up." While "some of their clerks made an informal spreadsheet showing whom to consult on particular legal questions," some judges "built templates of legal orders so they could respond quickly to some of the detention issues that were arising again and again," according to the outlet.

Trump will apply stricter standards to applicants for SNAP benefits, while boosting the benefits for those who actually are eligible and aren't just foreign scammers.

In other words, it's another Fascist Holocaust from DRUMPF!!!

Families applying for food assistance through the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will, beginning Thursday, face changes to payments, eligibility requirements and how the benefits are administered.

Most families will initially see a slight bump in their monthly payments to support grocery purchases from a cost-of-living adjustment, but in the coming months, households will face stricter eligibility requirements, meaning fewer people will receive the benefits, ABC News reported.

Under new work requirements imposed by the "The Big Beautiful Bill Act," able-bodied adults ages 18 to 64 who don't have dependents will be required to work. Previously, the age limit was 54. Families with children age 14 or older are no longer exempt from the work requirements.

The "The Big Beautiful Bill Act" also requires states to pay for a larger share of SNAP administrative costs, and states with SNAP recipient error rates above 6% will be required to fund a portion of the benefits themselves.

Here's another Fascist Holocaust -- the government has identified 10,000 US households with million dollar yearly incomes receiving unemployment insurance.

Ten thousand U.S. households that earned over $1 million collected unemployment benefits in 2024, receiving nearly $100 million in taxpayer money, according to data shared with The Washington Times.

The data was given to the newspaper by Iowa GOP Sen. Joni Ernst, who received it from the IRS and who has tracked this issue for years.

Among the most common millionaire claimants were engineers, software engineers, lawyers, executive managers and salespeople, according to the newspaper.

High-tax, Democratic-led states topped the list of locations in which the millionaires who collected unemployment lived. California ranked first, followed by New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey.

The payouts should end soon, as part of provision in last year's One Big Beautiful Bill Act barring individuals who earn $1 million or more from collecting unemployment benefits.

This seems to be less of a foreign scam and more of people taking money they're technically entitled to, but shouldn't have been entitled to it.

The Skydance/Paramount of Warner/Discovery is now official and Mark Rufallo is still a slack-jawed mope.

Jim Jordan calls for Deep State Operative Jack Smith to be criminally prosecuted.

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, on Monday renewed his calls for former Special Counsel Jack Smith to be prosecuted for allegedly lying to Congress following revelations that the prosecutor's team monitored the phone records of future Trump administration Chief of Staff Susie Wiles. Jordan first brought the matter of Smith's possible perjury to the fore in July of this year.

Things are looking worse every week for Smith.

Smith's team used a pen register device to track phone calls coming to and from Wiles' phone in 2023, while the special prosecutor was probing President Donald Trump for allegedly mishandling classified documents, as revealed by new documents declassified by the president and released by the White House Government Transparency Task Force on Monday.
GOP lawmakers deprived of constitutional rights, and a judge kept in the dark

As he did in the past, Smith stands accused of legal legerdemain to not only hide the snooping from the lawmakers -- a likely violation of the Speech and Debate Clause of the Constitution -- but also failing to inform the judge he coaxed into signing a gag order that he was tracking communications from lawmakers. Lawmakers enjoy the right to be informed of subpoenas regarding their privileged communications, allowing them an opportunity to challenge (or "quash") the subpoenas. Wiles and other lawmakers never got that chance.

Smith was already in the crosshairs for spying on the communications of members of Congress. A House Judiciary Committee review of Smith's investigations showed that the prosecutor's team collected phone toll records from 17 GOP members of Congress and text messages from as many as 44 lawmakers, some including information privileged to Congress. Among those targeted were former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., Jordan and others.

One of those lawmakers, Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., filed a lawsuit against Smith arguing his spying constituted an unauthorized intrusion into her civil rights.

"[I]t's getting almost redundant here. We keep saying it every time. The only thing we get wrong is that it's always worse than we thought," Jordan told the Just the News, No Noise TV show on Monday.

"And now we see Jack Smith not only getting the phone records of members of Congress, not only getting the phone records of the top top Republican legislative committee, not only getting the phone records of the Speaker of the House 16 days after he becomes Speaker of the House, second in line to the President. Now we find out he's getting the communication records of the President's Chief of Staff before she's Chief of Staff, but everyone knew that she was going to be, and she's one of the key people," he continued.

The Democrats and Media, but I repeat myself, have a new anti-Trump hoax.

Trump said that elevated gas prices for a temporary time was a "small price to pay" for permanent gains in security.

The left is claiming he said that an Iran attack that destroys Los Angeles and San Diego would be a "small price to pay."

As they did with the Very Fine People Hoaxes, they are splicing together different remarks from different points in the speech. He spoke of Iran's ability to destroy Los Angeles and San Diego as being a threat that justifies the temporary increase in gas prices to stop.

This is such an outrageous and obvious hoax that even CNN's gayballs partisan "fact checker" gently chides the left about making this absurd claim.

Daniel Dale @ddale8

This isn't a direct quote from Trump, and I very much don't think it's a correct paraphrase. Trump has repeatedly argued that the consequences of the war, like higher gas prices, are a small price to pay compared to what an unchecked Iran could allegedly do. Last night, in especially rambling and incomplete fashion, he 1) claimed high prices are temporary and suggested they're "artificial"; 2) contrasted that to the damage of Iran supposedly taking out a city; 3) and then, in especially confusing style, repeated his old point that "this," as in the consequences of the war, is a small price to pay to avoid something like a a city being wiped out.

He then excuses the leftwing hoaxers and blames Trump for the hoax, saying that it's really Trump's fault that the left misunderstands him.

It's Trump's fault you kinda have to be steeped in TrumpRallySpeak to know what he was saying last night, and of course you can say it's inappropriate regardless for the president to casually float the possibility of a city being wiped out, but the context exists and is important.

Fuck you, Gayballz.

Black Conservative Perspective clips a bunch of other leftwing liars, including Joe Scarborough and Leonard Jeffries' deranged nephew, pushing this newest hoax.

Woke 1.0 was crazyyyy, man.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 05:20 PM

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