I wouldn' put it past her. We already know she hates Jews. Sure she apologized but we all know that's total bullshit. People on Twitter and the rest of social media are constantly apologizing for something or other... politicians, celebrities, sports figures, etc nobody actually means it. Now Omar is trying to spin the criticism for her anti-Semite remarks into anti-Muslim bigotry. It won't work. Let's face it. Muslims hate Jews... it's in their blood.
Somalia her homeland is a breeding ground for terrorism. Yemen's little brother you might say.
Recently, Fox News reported that Omar attempted to intervene on behalf of nine men who tried to join the Islamic State (ISIS) when she was a state senator. She sent a letter to the judge presiding over their cases urging him to give them a lighter sentence.
“The best deterrent to fanaticism is a system of compassion,” she wrote. “We must alter our attitude and approach; if we truly want to effect change, we should refocus our efforts on inclusion and rehabilitation.”
The suspects were accused of planning to travel to Syria to join ISIS in 2015. The men were facing decades-long sentences, and one of them admitted that he was going to join the terrorist group. “I was not going there to pass out medical kits or food. I was going strictly to fight and kill on behalf of the Islamic State,” he explained.
The judge sentenced him to 30 years in prison and gave similar decisions to the other men.
So is Omar a Trojan Horse? You decide. But I submit to you after the fools elected her in Minnesota (the same idiots who elected Jesse Ventura, Stuart Smalley, and Keith Ellison) her true colors became clear to see. She has no allegiance to America. Her devotion is to Islam…period.
When David Duke is your ally things can't be good.
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The agents shared anti-immigrant and anti-Ilhan Omar sentiments on LinkedIn. (MANDEL NGAN / AFP/Getty Images)
A pair of high-ranking U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials are under review after they shared and liked social media posts promoting unfounded conspiracy theories regarding Rep. Ilhan Omar and immigration.
One recent post shared on LinkedIn by senior ICE agent Leslie Derewonko and “liked” by Jerry Templet, who is the second-in-command of Homeland Security investigations in San Francisco, described the Minnesota Democrat as a “Trojan horse” who came to the United States because of a “refugee outbreak” under former President Obama.
“And this what America represents?” Derewonko added in his caption.
The post, verified by Buzzfeed News, also suggested Omar, who is a Muslim, once admitted to taking “terrorism classes.”
“Hell just make her the Director of National Security, obviously she not only took TERRORIST classes, she sat in class WITH THEM,” Derewonko wrote in a post, screen-grabbed by ABC News. “Here’s a question to all you Intelligence Spooks types… WHO THE HELL VETTED HER TO COME INTO THIS COUNTRY, and better yet, WHO THE HELL VETTED HER AS A CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE?”
Derewonko has also used LinkedIn to comment on posts suggesting the so-called migrant caravans, which sparked controversy in 2018, were part of an Election Day “false flag” and that it was part of the UN’s “invading force.”
ICE Spokesperson Richard Rocha told Buzzfeed that the agency does not have a set of social media standards for its employee, adding that “content posted by employees on their personal platforms should not be considered representative of agency policies or positions.
“We are reviewing whether any of this particular content violated other agency policies.”
Omar has recently become a target for angry comments online, especially among conservative social media users. Lawmakers earlier this week passed a resolution condemning all forms of bigotry after days of fighting within the Democratic party over recent comments from Omar, which have been criticized as anti-Israel.
The freshman congresswoman in a joint statement with Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Andre Carson — who are also Muslim — praised the Democratic-backed measure as “great progress” in a “difficult conversation.”
“We are tremendously proud to be part of a body that has put forth a condemnation of all forms of bigotry including Antisemitism, racism, and white supremacy,” the statement reads.
“At a time when extremism is on the rise, we must explicitly denounce religious intolerance of all kinds and acknowledge the pain felt by all communities.”
