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ISIS Kills 40 Christians in Egypt

The benefits of multiculturalism on display. Egypt shows us how wonderful our future will be if we continue on this path of conciliation with Moslems. After all, Egypt used to be White, and it used to be Christian – just like we are now. But…

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Trump Meets with Sisi on Good Terms Because He Dgaf

It was an honor to welcome President Al Sisi of Egypt to the @WhiteHouse as we renew the historic partnership between the U.S. and Egypt. pic.twitter.com/HE0ryjEFb6 — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 3, 2017 I have some issues with General Sisi, because he’s very friendly…

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Exodus Viewed from the Alt-Right

Lawrence Murray Atlantic Centurion December 14, 2016 Were the plagues truly meant to bring Pharaoh to heel? Do you believe the unreliable Hebrew narrators of the Torah? Or were they instead a manifestation of chaos, originating on the Nile, meant to drive the Hebrews out…

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Egypt Doing More Than Europe to Stop Migrant Deluge

Well guys. It looks like Egypt has gone full-Nazi. They won’t respect the human rights of the innocent victims who simply want a better life for their families. Reuters : Egypt passed legislation on Monday to crack down on people traffickers linked to a major…

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More Migrants Drown!

This man is your friend. He drowns kebab. Our god Poseidon is still losing to the sandmonkey god Allah – but the tides are turning! Washington Post: The death toll from a week of migrant-smuggling disasters in the Mediterranean spiked Friday with the discovery of…

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Jews for Cruz: Ted Cruz makes Matza in New York

It’s surprising that Ted Cruz feels comfortable around unleavened bread, given that his face is made of leavened bread. Maybe the rivalries between unleavened and leavened bread have been overstated, or maybe Ted “If You Don’t Stand with Israel and the Jews, I Won’t Stand…

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Black History Month Myths

The New Observer February 18, 2016 Bust of Queen Nefertiti, 1370–1330 BC, wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten. Amazingly enough, some claim she was black . February is officially “Black History Month” in America, Britain, and Canada, and it is now commonplace during this month to recycle…

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