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Nate Friedman @NateFriedman97 - Video: I am releasing my full documentary on the islamic takeover of Michigan. We are likely to see our first muslim senator in the United States of America. You want to know what Dearborn is actually like?
Watch this video. It starts with a loud call to prayer, it gets broadcasted 5 times a day in Dearborn. This is by far the most important documentary I've ever made.
A man tells me he wants Hezbollah to be allied with the United States. This is just a Wednesday in Dearborn. I went around for 6 hours and found less than 10 people who said they spoke English. Are you watching closely? Do you see how we will lose our nation like this?
Have conversations about this footage with people you've avoided politics with in the future because you'll lose your freedom to do so sooner than you think.
https://x.com/NateFriedman97/status/2084053074524414239

The National Desk @TND - Video: With self-described democratic socialist @Janeese4DC likely becoming the next Mayor of Washington D.C., U.S. Attorney for The District of Columbia @USAttyPirro tells @DeeDeeNews that her office has no intention of letting up when it comes to cracking down on crime.
"The President has also made it clear, he will do whatever is necessary to make sure we continue to make D.C. safe and beautiful… we are not going backwards irrespective of who the Mayor is."
FULL INTERVIEW:
https://thenationaldesk.com/news/americas-news-now/us-attorney-pirro-says-800m-returned-to-victims-as-dc-scam-strike-force-expands-romance-investment-crytpocurrency-teen-takeovers
https://x.com/TND/status/2082413481773367772

Newspapers.com @_newspapers - A talking dog? In the 1920s and '30s, an extraordinary French bulldog named Princess Jacqueline captivated audiences with a unique talent: she could reportedly talk, sing, and spell!
Princess Jacqueline's repertoire of 20 words included "hello," "elevator," "I will," and "I won't." One newspaper of the time described her voice as a sounding like an "ancient dried-up gnome."
She passed away in 1934 at age 10.
Read the full 1928 article shown here in The St. Louis Star on our site: