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Here we go again - Texas Governor Greg Abbott just designated two Muslim civil rights groups as terrorist organizations, blocking them from buying land in the Lone Star State. Meanwhile, these same groups tried to build a 10,000-home "Muslim-only" community before suddenly claiming it was "open to everyone" when the heat got turned up. We dive into Abbott's proclamation targeting the Muslim Brotherhood and CARE, their documented connections to Hamas and al-Qaeda, and the failed Epic City development that started this whole mess. The left is screaming "discrimination" while conveniently ignoring the October 7th attacks and decades of terrorist financing convictions. When organizations have board members sentenced for funding terrorism and violating sanctions, is anyone really surprised Texas said "not in our backyard"? What's your take - is this necessary national security or government overreach? Will other states follow Texas's lead? Like and subscribe for more stories they don't want you talking about, and let me know in the comments where you think this lawsuit-fest is heading!
By Sean Reynolds4.4
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Here we go again - Texas Governor Greg Abbott just designated two Muslim civil rights groups as terrorist organizations, blocking them from buying land in the Lone Star State. Meanwhile, these same groups tried to build a 10,000-home "Muslim-only" community before suddenly claiming it was "open to everyone" when the heat got turned up. We dive into Abbott's proclamation targeting the Muslim Brotherhood and CARE, their documented connections to Hamas and al-Qaeda, and the failed Epic City development that started this whole mess. The left is screaming "discrimination" while conveniently ignoring the October 7th attacks and decades of terrorist financing convictions. When organizations have board members sentenced for funding terrorism and violating sanctions, is anyone really surprised Texas said "not in our backyard"? What's your take - is this necessary national security or government overreach? Will other states follow Texas's lead? Like and subscribe for more stories they don't want you talking about, and let me know in the comments where you think this lawsuit-fest is heading!

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