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The word "infrastructure" goes a long way in Biden land. He intends for the word to be a Trojan Horse for social engineering.

"Giving money add Power to Government is Like Giving Whiskey and Car Keys to Teen Age Boys" ... PJ O'Rourke

https://fee.org/articles/9-crazy-examples-of-unrelated-waste-and-partisan-spending-in-biden-s-2t-infrastructure-proposal/amp

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It is not the Hypocritic Oath but the Hypocrisy Health Oath we should be concerned about when it comes to Biden..

When Donald Trump sat in the Oval Office, Democrats demanded they be allowed to see his physical exams.

They scoured every detail, hoping to find some reason why he should not be

president. Trump was in such good health they could not find one thing wrong with

him.

Now Americans Want Joe to do the Same! Here’s the Demand and His

Response!

Fighting for Freedom,

Chuck Little

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Welcome to "The City Of Brotherly Hatred."

Philadelphia Amir Confirms His Neighborhood

"Belongs to Muslims Only"

by Leonard Getz

Qasim Rashad, the Amir of the United Muslim Masjid in South Philadelphia confirmed what

many observers over the years have suspected, that the mosque’s goal is to create and sustain a “Muslim only” enclave just blocks away from City Hall.

Mr. Rashad was the guest speaker on a recent Council on American-Islamic Relations-

Philadelphia sponsored webinar. He made it clear “the Muslims took these buildings over” and

expressed disappointment that part of the neighborhood has become gentrified. He spoke with

reverence for the mosque’s financial backer, legendary musician Kenny Gamble a.k.a. Luqman

Abdul Haqq who, through his Universal Companies, owns many properties in the neighborhood

including the building on the corner of 15th and Christian streets where the United Muslim

Masjid has operated since 1994. Gamble didn’t hide his intention when he purchased these

properties. “We are not just here for Universal; we are down here for Islam.” Lately Gamble

has been in embroiled in charges of bribery and the FBI is looking into Kenny’s Universal

Properties role in charges of corruption against Councilman Kenyatta Johnson.

Rashad boasted about his membership in the American Muslim Council in Washington DC and

his friendship with its founder Abdulrahman Alamoudi who, Rashad admitted, got “caught up in

Homeland Security issues.” Indeed, Alamoudi was sentenced to 23 years in prison in 2004 for

planning to assassinate King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia. He also raised money for al-Qaeda

through the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development which was convicted of raising

funds for Hamas. Alamoudi also expressed remorse that the 1998 US Embassy bombing in

Kenya and Tanzania did not kill any Americans.

Rashad explained that the American Muslim Council was the forerunner to the Muslim

Alliance in North America or MANA. Rashad knew the leader of MANA, Jamil -al-Amin or H.

Rap Brown of the Black Panthers who said “if America don’t come around we’re gonna burn it

down.” Currently, Brown is in prison for murdering a Georgia sheriff.

Rashad is proud that MANA’s first two meetings were held at the United Muslim Majid.

Kenny Gamble sits on the board of MANA along with Siraj Wahhaj, a co-conspirator in the 1993

World Trade Center bombing.

Rashad admitted that gun violence is a problem in Philadelphia and that many perpetrators and

victims are Muslim even during the holy month of Ramadan, a time for Muslim reflection and

prayer. But he seemed oblivious to the possibility that UMM may be responsible for fostering

gun violence. In an effort to attract youth to UMM Rashid said he “gives them want they want,”

and what the youth want is target practice. UMM also runs the Jawala Scout camps where

Muslim youth engage in firearms training, hand-to-hand combat and wear paramilitary uniforms.

One young man on the webinar attended the Jawala Scouts camp and said he “learned a lot

about Islam” at the camp.

Rashad said that “Muslims are the best among mankind” especially with their commitment

to social justice which, he said is “part of our DNA.” By way of example of social justice

advocates he pointed to CAIR, Bobby Seale, the Black Panther party and the Nation of Islam,

though admitted that the NOI has a “different perspective on non-violence.”

CAIR was founded by members of the terrorist organization Hamas at a meeting that took

place in Philadelphia. CAIR is an unindicted co-conspirator in the federal case against the Holy

Land Foundation, convicted of raising money in the United States for Hamas.

Bobby-Seale was one of the founders of the Black Panthers a political organization that

had a history of violent confrontation with police.

Both The Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti-Defamation League declared the Nation

Of Islam a hate group espousing deep racist, anti-Semitic and anti-gay leanings.

Rashad went on to say that Islam is better than Christianity because their Iftar meals take

place every day for a month while Christmas was only one day. He is also looking into changing the name of “Christian Street” to “Muslim Way.”

The Muslim enclave in Philadelphia is thought to be the most successful in America.

Gamble is also making inroads in Chicago, Atlanta and Los Angeles. The question is, why are

many Muslim neighborhoods quartering themselves off from the rest of society? One of the

goals of MANA is to “Promote Islamic unity and tolerance between Muslims . . . within the wide-path of Shari'ah.” Shari'ah law includes controlling an individual’s relationship with its neighbors. According to the National Center for Constitutional law Shari’ah is incompatible with the United States constitution.

While on the surface Gamble’s ridding the south Philadelphia neighborhood of its blight

may be commendable its ulterior purpose of setting itself apart from the community in order to

follow the dictates of MANA and Shari’ah law is a worrisome proposition and should be a

warning sign to the people of Philadelphia.

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Rubio, Kim Strassel, The WSJ's Editorial Board and yours truly see eye to eye on this:

Rubio Slams ‘Woke Corporate Hypocrites’ for Working With China

Companies ripping Georgia do business in China, silent on ...

https://www.foxbusiness.com › politics › georgia-bill-criti.

1 day ago — However, all three companies – Apple, Delta Airlines and the Coca-Cola Co. – have been silent on the oppression of Uyghurs taking place in ...

And:

Corporate America’s ‘Big Lie’

ID requirements are no more racist at the ballot box than they are on a Delta flight.

By Kimberley A. Strassel

Corporate chieftains last year criticized Donald Trump for denying his re-election defeat. So it’s quite a spectacle to see them actively spreading the left’s own big lie about elections.

According to Delta CEO Ed Bastian, there is only one reason Georgia passed a voting reform: to suppress the votes of black Americans and other minorities. Georgia’s Republican Legislature used the “excuse” of voter fraud to “make it harder for many underrepresented voters” to “exercise their constitutional right to elect their representatives,” Mr. Bastian wrote this week in a memo to employees.

Mr. Bastian has plenty of company in the C-suites. Some 72 black executives, including the CEO of Merck and a former CEO of American Express, signed an open letter calling on corporate colleagues to fight “undemocratic” and “un-American” GOP efforts across the states to “assault” the “fundamental tenets of our democracy.” Coca-Cola, Microsoft and Apple chimed in, and dozens more are readying outraged press releases.

Nancy Pelosi couldn’t be more thrilled. Democrats and the activist left have long honed their techniques for intimidating corporations. They successfully pressured companies into withdrawing contributions from free-market groups, into embracing a climate-change agenda, into refraining from political contributions, into adopting new “social” investment criteria.

And

Opinion: Morning Editorial Report

By Editorial Board

Woke and Weak CEOs

They’re denouncing Georgia’s election law, but have they read it?

By The Editorial Board

The public debate on Georgia’s new voting law has become a stew of falsehood, propaganda and panic. Part of the blame lies with the partisan distortion of Democrats, part with their media echoes, and now part with CEOs of major companies who are uninformed at best or cowardly at worst.

Start with President Biden, the great unifier, who on Wednesday to ESPN called the law “ Jim Crow on steroids,” while saying he’d “strongly support” moving the Major League Baseball all-star game out of Atlanta. He’s picking up the smear about Georgia from Stacey Abrams, who still hasn’t accepted that she lost the race for Peach State Governor in 2018.

“You’re going to close a polling place at 5 o’clock, when working people just get off?” he said to ESPN. “This is all about keeping working folks, and ordinary folks that I grew up with, from being able to vote.” Mr. Biden either doesn’t know what’s in the Georgia bill or he is lying about it. We’d like to believe it’s the former, but that gets harder to credit as his falsehoods multiply.

On Election Day in Georgia, anyone in line by 7 p.m. gets a ballot. The new law requires an extra Saturday of voting, while specifying early voting hours: The minimum is 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., but counties may run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. In metro areas, “you might not notice a change,” explains Georgia Public Broadcasting. Elsewhere, “you will have an extra weekend day, and your weekday early voting hours will likely be longer.”

Then there are the big companies racing out PR statements of condemnation, though what’s often most conspicuous is their vagueness. The voting law “is unacceptable and does not match Delta’s values,” said the airline’s CEO, Ed Bastian. He groveled that he’d had “time to now fully understand all that is in the bill.”

What a clumsy emergency landing. Last week Mr. Bastian said that “concerns remain” about the law, while he explained—accurately—that it “expands weekend voting, codifies Sunday voting and protects a voter’s ability to cast an absentee ballot without providing a reason.” He added: “For the first time, drop boxes have also been authorized for all counties statewide.”

What changed in the interim? Could it be that he has bowed to the woke mob, as the path of least political and commercial resistance? Why not stay silent if you don’t know what you’re talking about or can’t stand the heat?

Gov. Brian Kemp, who signed the bill, rightly called foul: “Today’s statement by Delta CEO Ed Bastian stands in stark contrast to our conversations with the company, ignores the content of the new law, and unfortunately continues to spread the same false attacks.”

Or take Coca-Cola’s watery statement. “We are disappointed in the outcome of the Georgia voting legislation,” said CEO James Quincey. “Our focus is now on supporting federal legislation that protects voting access and addresses voter suppression across the country.” He cited no specifics about either bill. Apparently Coke’s secret ingredient is pandering.

When woke progressives target a company with tactics like a “die-in,” as Coke received last month, CEOs seem to view a mealy-mouthed statement as cheap insurance. But surely we should expect more from senior business executives, who are supposed to have some backbone and concern for the facts. They’d react with high dudgeon if similar falsehoods were spread about their companies.

Yet so much of this CEO posturing cites no facts—or even fails to mention the word “Georgia.” American Express stands “against any efforts to suppress voting,” said CEO Steve Squeri. “ BlackRock is concerned about efforts that could limit access to the ballot,” said CEO Larry Fink. “Governments should be working to make it easier to vote, not harder,” said Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins.

Georgia’s law does make it easier to vote, though it also tries to reassure citizens about ballot integrity. The state provides far more days of early voting than New York. It offers no-excuse absentee ballots, unlike Mr. Biden’s beloved Delaware. So who’s really suppressing whom? Georgia’s new law puts limits on drop boxes, but as Delta’s Mr. Bastian now regrets pointing out last week, it also makes them a permanent part of the voting system. In 2019, before Covid, drop boxes were illegal.

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CEOs may think there’s no downside to hopping on a bandwagon that insinuates that Georgia’s GOP leaders are inveterate racists. But far from dodging our partisan political warfare, they’re taking a side and promoting more division. They and their companies may pay the price when the woke mob decides to turn on them and they need GOP protection.

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More op ed's about what our president is up to these days:

The Biden Administration Has Definitely Brought The Swamp Back To ‘Normalcy’

https://thefederalist.com/2021/04/01/the-biden-administration-reverts-the-swamp-back-to-normalcy/

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https://www.breitbart.com/radio/2021/04/01/exclusive-rep-steve-scalise-bidens-infrastructure-bill-uses-global-warming-send-jobs-china/

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https://www.nysun.com/national/bidens-big-bill-full-of-nonsense-signifying/91462

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