ROBERT SPENCER: Why do so many Somalis get on welfare and stay on it? [T]he Oslo imam was correct: non-Muslims paying for the upkeep of Muslims is a Qur’anic dictate.

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— Robert Spencer (@jihadwatchRS) October 4, 2026

Stop everything and watch this. A Democrat makes the mistake of claiming Somalis are ‘strengthening’ Minnesota… Rep. Brandon Gill goes off BRUTALLY EXPOSING the taxpayer drain they really are. “Do you know how many Somalis In Minnesota are on food stamps? 54%” “What percentage of Somali headed households in Minnesota are on Medicaid? 73%” “What percentage of Somali-headed households are on welfare in general? 81%” “After 10 years of being in the United States, what percentage of Somali immigrant households continue to be on welfare? 78%” “I’m going to ask again, does that make Minnesota stronger or weaker?”

— The White Hats (@realWhiteHats) September 30, 2026

Brendan Ballou is a former special counsel for the Department of Justice.

Why do so many Somalis get on welfare and stay on it? Because non-Muslims paying for the upkeep of Muslims is the natural order of things in Islam.

Bruce Bawer, in his prophetic 2006 book While Europe Slept, tells the story of “an Oslo imam who has preached that Christians, under sharia law, must pay jizya, the protection tax demanded of all infidels living in Muslim lands: ‘In Norway, they don’t do this. Therefore the Muslims have a right to steal from them. If a Muslim walks straight into a store and steals, it is thus a legitimate act.’”

Since then, we have seen millions upon millions of Muslims stream into Europe and then immediately go on welfare, and/or engage in fraud. This is because the Oslo imam was correct: non-Muslims paying for the upkeep of Muslims is a Qur’anic dictate. The Islamic holy book says: “Fight against those do not believe in Allah or the last day, and do not forbid what Allah and his messenger have forbidden, and do not follow the religion of truth, even if they are among the people of the book, until they pay the jizya with willing submission and feel themselves subdued.” (Qur’an 9:29)

Paying the jizya, a poll tax, is thus a sign of the humiliation of the unbelievers, and of Allah’s punishment of them in this world and in the next for the crime of rejecting Muhammad and Islam. Seizing money or goods from unbelievers, by theft or by going on welfare, is thus simply a move to restore the natural order of things, in which non-Muslims work and Muslims enjoy the fruits of their labors. 

SAMA HOOLE: Tripe is nearly pure protein and collagen, it cost next to nothing, and it came from the part of the animal that was left when the rich had finished.

Britain once had a chain of 146 restaurants where you sat at a white tablecloth and a waitress in a cap brought you cow's stomach. It was called UCP, United Cattle Products, and if you grew up in Lancashire before 1970 you walked past one every Saturday. Manchester, Bolton, Wigan, Blackburn, Preston. The big ones had potted palms, a pianist and a queue down the stairs. On the menu: - Tripe and onions, stewed in milk - Cold tripe with vinegar and pepper - Cow heel - Ox tail - Elder, which was udder, sliced thin - Steak pudding to follow That was a cheap night out. Mill girls went on a Friday. Families went after the match. In 1906 Manchester alone had 260 tripe shops, and nobody thought of it as brave. Tripe is nearly pure protein and collagen, it cost next to nothing, and it came from the part of the animal that was left when the rich had finished. The restaurants shut one by one through the 1970s. The young had been taught that offal was what you ate when you were poor, and they could now afford a frozen burger. What that generation is sold for its knees today is collagen powder, in a tub, at £30 a month. Their grandmother got hers on a plate in Bolton, with onions, for the price of the bus fare, and had a pianist thrown in.

— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) October 4, 2026

Britain once had a chain of 146 restaurants where you sat at a white tablecloth and a waitress in a cap brought you cow's stomach. It was called UCP, United Cattle Products, and if you grew up in Lancashire before 1970 you walked past one every Saturday. Manchester, Bolton, Wigan, Blackburn, Preston. The big ones had potted palms, a pianist and a queue down the stairs. On the menu: - Tripe and onions, stewed in milk - Cold tripe with vinegar and pepper - Cow heel - Ox tail - Elder, which was udder, sliced thin - Steak pudding to follow That was a cheap night out. Mill girls went on a Friday. Families went after the match. In 1906 Manchester alone had 260 tripe shops, and nobody thought of it as brave. Tripe is nearly pure protein and collagen, it cost next to nothing, and it came from the part of the animal that was left when the rich had finished. The restaurants shut one by one through the 1970s. The young had been taught that offal was what you ate when you were poor, and they could now afford a frozen burger. What that generation is sold for its knees today is collagen powder, in a tub, at £30 a month.

Their grandmother got hers on a plate in Bolton, with onions, for the price of the bus fare, and had a pianist thrown in. 

COLONEL TOWNER-WATKINS: senior military officer put down in writing and signed a document to kill military members to go to war and sacrifice more of them.

Actually he didn’t write it. They didn’t write it. It was written in Operation Northwood in 1962 and signed off on by the CJCS. It was done in coordination with the CIA by the same two guys (Dulles and Lemnitzer) at Operation Sunrise that took over the Hitler stay behind units that specialize in exactly these types of events. Northwood suggested several options for killing Americans dressed up as a foreign force and blaming them in order to justify a ground invasion of a foreign country. You know….just like 9/11. They had several similar ideas like attacking a US ship…like the Liberty or the Cole. Yes the senior military officer put down in writing and signed a document to kill military members to go to war and sacrifice more of them. That’s where we are folks. Those ppl are still in the military and our government and once you understand that, you clearly see how the unlawful mandate happened and every other “bad” decision. They have an agenda and you being dead is an acceptable risk in carrying that agenda out. Until you understand that you’re going to understand what’s happening.

— ColonelTowner-Watkins (@ColonelTowner) October 4, 2026

from Yahoo,

Vince Gilligan co-wrote the pilot episode of The Lone Gunmen, which aired on March 4, 2001.  In this episode, rogue members of the U.S. government hijack a passenger plane, intending to crash it into the World Trade Center to blame terrorists and gain public support for military action. This plotline eerily parallels the actual September 11 attacks, occurring just six months later.

1945, Operation Sunrise.

1962, Operation Northwood.

1962, Lemnitzer, 1899-1988, and Dulles wrote Operation Northwood.  

Lyman Lemnitzer was a key figure behind Operation Northwoods, a controversial plan proposed in 1962.  As the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, he advocated for this operation, which aimed to create a pretext for military intervention in Cuba through orchestrated false flag attacks. The plan included various covert operations designed to provoke public support for military action against Cuba, but it was ultimately rejected by the Kennedy administration.

1967, U.S.S. Liberty attacked by Israelis.

2000, USS Cole Bombing. 

SAMA HOOLE: The companies that make your medicines have criminal records, and the convictions are for lying about the medicines.

The companies that make your medicines have criminal records, and the convictions are for lying about the medicines. 2007: Purdue pays $600 million for misleading doctors about OxyContin. It carries on trading. 2009: Eli Lilly pays $1.4 billion for pushing an antipsychotic onto dementia patients. It carries on trading. 2009: Pfizer pays $2.3 billion for promoting a painkiller at doses the regulator had refused. It carries on trading. 2010: AstraZeneca pays $520 million for marketing an antipsychotic to children and the elderly. It carries on trading. 2011: Merck pays $950 million over Vioxx. It carries on trading. 2012: Abbott pays $1.5 billion for selling an epilepsy drug to nursing homes as a way of keeping residents quiet. It carries on trading. 2012: GlaxoSmithKline pays $3 billion, part of it for selling an antidepressant for children on a trial that had failed. It carries on trading. 2013: Johnson & Johnson pays $2.2 billion for pushing an antipsychotic onto children and dementia patients. It carries on trading. Eight companies, more than $12 billion, and not one executive in a cell. The antipsychotic in that last case had taken about ten times the fine in sales. The fine was a line in the accounts, entered in advance. These are the firms that run the trials under your guideline, brief your doctor on the results and print the sheet folded inside the box. A man with one of those convictions could not get a job behind a pharmacy counter. They stock the pharmacy.

— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) October 4, 2026

The companies that make your medicines have criminal records, and the convictions are for lying about the medicines. 2007: Purdue pays $600 million for misleading doctors about OxyContin. It carries on trading. 2009: Eli Lilly pays $1.4 billion for pushing an antipsychotic onto dementia patients. It carries on trading. 2009: Pfizer pays $2.3 billion for promoting a painkiller at doses the regulator had refused. It carries on trading. 2010: AstraZeneca pays $520 million for marketing an antipsychotic to children and the elderly. It carries on trading. 2011: Merck pays $950 million over Vioxx. It carries on trading. 2012: Abbott pays $1.5 billion for selling an epilepsy drug to nursing homes as a way of keeping residents quiet. It carries on trading. 2012: GlaxoSmithKline pays $3 billion, part of it for selling an antidepressant for children on a trial that had failed. It carries on trading. 2013: Johnson & Johnson pays $2.2 billion for pushing an antipsychotic onto children and dementia patients. It carries on trading. Eight companies, more than $12 billion, and not one executive in a cell. The antipsychotic in that last case had taken about ten times the fine in sales. The fine was a line in the accounts, entered in advance. These are the firms that run the trials under your guideline, brief your doctor on the results and print the sheet folded inside the box.

A man with one of those convictions could not get a job behind a pharmacy counter. They stock the pharmacy. 

GREGORY K. BOVINO: ICE Agents are the real deal, but their work is primarily investigative, which is reactive. They investigate crimes after the damage is reactive. Border Patrol checkpoints are proactive. They stop the flow before the body count begins. They are able to engage in pursuits, they are able to conduct roving patrols. They have authority throughout the country. Systems beat speeches. Everything else is theater.

Folks, this video shows exactly what Border Patrol can do when they are allowed to be used. We keep seeing illegal alien truck drivers kill Americans on open highways. That is what happens when the most effective branch of DHS sits at the border, staring south. ICE Agents are the real deal, but their work is primarily investigative, which is reactive. They investigate crimes after the damage is reactive. Border Patrol checkpoints are proactive. They stop the flow before the body count begins. They are able to engage in pursuits, they are able to conduct roving patrols. They have authority throughout the country. Systems beat speeches. Everything else is theater. @dhssecretary @realtomhoman @cbpcommisioner

— Gregory K Bovino (@GregoryKBovino) October 4, 2026