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Updates on the UN, Intl. Community & Media's Global Disconnect. Genocide Scholar @GenocideStudies Substack 👇
May 12 22 tweets 10 min read
🧵Western taxpayers are financing not only the demographic transformation of our societies through the UN's replacement migration program, but also the exclusion of Western businesses from the global development economy.

@FDD @HillelNeuer @UNWatch @76brandy76 @pavakIG @GregAbbott_TXImage For years, the UN mass migration agenda has been framed as a humanitarian policy. The U.S. has now formally rejected the UN's replacement migration, refusing to participate in the UN review of the Global Compact on Migration and rejecting it completely.
May 9 9 tweets 5 min read
🧵The new U.S. counterterrorism strategy, Florida’s actions targeting CAIR and Muslim Brotherhood-linked funding, and Texas ordering an allegedly unlawful university to stop operating all signal growing government attention to long-standing concerns.

But these steps still don’t amount to a coherent enforcement strategy. Much of the underlying issue can be addressed through existing tax, regulatory, and nonprofit laws—but without consistent enforcement and stronger structural legislation, these systems can continue adapting through rebranding and fragmentation.

In Texas, recent cases involving TexAM, a disputed “Muslim-only” public event, and legal fights over TEFA funding have raised questions about nonprofit compliance, transparency, and oversight.

The key issue is whether authorities will apply standard enforcement tools consistently across all sectors, or allow gaps that let problems persist and re-emerge.Image TexAM’s ecosystem includes reported operational and fundraising support involving many nonprofits. They should be subject to formal investigation for facilitating the operations of an allegedly unlawful university. Image
May 8 10 tweets 5 min read
🧵Federal and state authorities must investigate beyond Abbott’s cease-and-desist order. The new “Islamic University” in Dallas, TexAM is directly tied to the governments of Turkey and Pakistan, and also a series of Muslim Brotherhod nonprofits materially facilitating its operations.

@tedcruz @KenPaxtonTX @SecScottBessent @FBIDirectorKashImage TexAM claims to operate through the Texas American Technologies Foundation, but no clear IRS records appear to show recognized 501(c)(3) status. Its ecosystem includes the Islamic Seminary of America, Turkish American Religious Foundation, Mercy Without Limits, and MAS, organizations tied to its operations, fundraising, and recruitment.Image
May 6 16 tweets 9 min read
🧵The Islamic Services Foundation (ISF, EIN 75-2352043) formed ISF Endowment (EIN 99-3472431) to build a $30M perpetual waqf fund within 5–10 years to support and expand Islamic schools nationwide.

While aligned with global endowment models, its tax structure and filings warrant IRS and Texas compliance review. @TxAG @KenPaxtonTX and the @IRSnews should immediately investigate this massive financial discrepancy for potential non-profit fraud and hidden accounts, not to mention the funding sources for these endowmentsImage The goal and structure of the fund is not a secret, it is publicly available in their website and marketing materials. ISF Endowment’s 2024 Form 990, the only one filed as of today, reveals not only a series of mathematical impossibilities, but what also appears to be false governance structures, and certifications.Image
Apr 9 7 tweets 3 min read
🧵Most assume foreign funding in the West is limited to universities or charities shaping ideas. In reality, Gulf-linked governments have invested billions in schools, healthcare, and infrastructure, often using sharia compliant financing that embeds foreign ownership stakes directly into those institutions.Image Under Islamic law, charging interest (riba) is prohibited. To comply with sharia law, funders structure support so that instead of earning interest, they take legal ownership in a physical asset and "rent it back." Image
Mar 29 21 tweets 9 min read
🧵The UN’s International Organization for Migration (IOM) launched the "Islamic Philanthropy Fund (IPF)," embedding doctrines into its operations. Backed by partners tied to Muslim Brotherhood networks, the fund integrates Zakat and Sadaqah, compliance with sharia law and fatwas into aid.

All while IOM, funded largely by Western taxpayers, supports an agency facilitating illegal migration into the very countries funding the agency.Image Under classical Islamic jurisprudence, Zakat is conditional and not solely needs-based. Eligibility is shaped by religious criteria, conflicting with all principles of neutrality and non-discrimination. This creates a parallel system where access to aid depends on religious affiliation and doctrine, not need alone.Image
Mar 28 12 tweets 7 min read
🧵On Oct 7th, Hamas didn’t just invade Israel, major news outlets like the Associated Press, used "journalists" taking part of the attack to “report” live from the “scene.”

A recent court dismissal of a case against AP, essentially shielded media organizations from any terror liability from knowingly hiring terrorists.Image Among the freelancers whose real‑time images were published by AP were Gaza‑based photographers such as Hassan Eslaiah, Yousef Masoud, Ali Mahmud, and Hatem Ali, all credited by AP for photos taken during the attack. Image
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Mar 27 24 tweets 12 min read
🧵Noelia Castillo’s euthanasia in unfolded through courts, doctors, and commissions, inside a system shaped not just by law, but by a century-long history of eugenics, bioethics, and the management of life and death. This wasn’t a failure. It was the system at work. Image Noelia Castillo’s life was marked by state intervention, trauma, and injury. By 25, the same system that once protected her guided her euthanasia through doctors, commissions, courts, and European human rights frameworks. This wasn’t a failure, it worked exactly as designed. Image
Mar 26 13 tweets 7 min read
🧵A Virginia district court did not just dismiss Parizer v. AJP Educational Foundation, Inc. (AMP); it effectively rewrote the law, raising the bar so high that networked support for terrorism, and rebranded networks, could never be challenged in any court.

The defendants’ strategy was clear and deliberate: they did not try to dispute the facts themselves; they aimed to render them irrelevant.Image In May 2024, victims of the October 7 attack sued AMP, NSJP, and its leaders, alleging they are part of a Hamas-linked network recruiting students under the ATA. By August, the case was dismissed.

The claims were not speculative, plaintiffs traced documented activities linking the defendants to terrorist operations. AMP’s leadership and lineage are well-documented: it emerges from IAP, CAIR, and the Holy Land Foundation, all tied to the Muslim Brotherhood’s Palestine Committee, with founder Hatem Bazian continuing similar functions under a new name.Image
Mar 22 8 tweets 5 min read
🧵Cuba is in collapse, food shortages, & the worse energy crisis in 67 years. At the same time, U.S. activists stay in a five star restricted luxury hotel, potentially violating sanctions. The Cuban Assets Control Regulations are clear. The question is: will they be enforced? Image A delegation from Code Pink and the People’s Forum arrived in Havana, presenting itself as “a mission of solidarity.” Among those associated with the trip are Isra Hirsi, the daughter of Ilhan Omar, and Hasan Piker, along with other figures tied to the broader convoy, such as Pablo Iglesias, former Second Deputy Prime Minister of Spain and founder of Podemos, .Image
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Mar 12 9 tweets 4 min read
🧵After a meeting at the @FBI, @TheLeoTerrell posted a reminder many Americans ignore:

Jews are under 3% of the U.S. population.

Yet they suffer more than half of all hate crimes.

But it didn’t start after October 7. It has been building for years. Image Attacks on Jews aren’t “slightly higher.” They’re several times higher than those targeting any other religious group.

Jews are <3% of the U.S. population yet face >50% of all religious hate crimes.

Even in 2020, 10% of Americans said neo-Nazi views are acceptable. Image
Mar 7 10 tweets 4 min read
🧵There’s a federal law almost no one talks about: 18 U.S.C. § 2387, “Activities Affecting Armed Forces During War.” It makes it a federal crime to encourage disloyalty, insubordination, or obstruct enlistment. Candace Owens just crossed that line, she must be charged, now. Image The operative word in 18 U.S.C. § 2387 is attempt.

“Whoever, with intent to interfere with, impair, or influence the loyalty, morale, or discipline of the military or naval forces of the United State… shall be fined or imprisoned…”

That is exactly what Candace Owens did. Image
Mar 5 21 tweets 10 min read
🧵Brian McGinnis, a Marine veteran married to a Palestinian & Green Party Senate candidate, disrupted a Senate Armed Services hearing. He resisted removal, was dragged out after a struggle with Capitol Police. But his disruption appears to be a coordinated effort with Code Pink.

FYI: @LauraLoomer @EFischberger @StopAntisemites
@canarymission @StandWithUs
@IsraelWarRoom @emilykschrader @Emilyaustin
@visegrad24 @HenMazzig @DrEliDavid @EYakobyImage McGinnis appeared to be followed out of the room by Josephine Guilbeau, a U.S. Army Veteran who had previously been arrested together with Anthony Aguilar. Code Pink posted the first video on X about the incident, followed by a post by Medea Benjamin, co-founder of Code Pink. Image
Mar 4 6 tweets 3 min read
🧵A new report reveals the UN Office of Counter-Terrorism as one of the Secretariat’s darkest financial black holes. In three years, budget for UNOCT has surged 700%, even as other bodies face cuts. Yet one question remains: where does the money actually go & who controls it? Image UNOCT was created in 2017. It sits inside the Secretariat. About 20 percent of its funding comes from the UN’s general budget. The remaining 80 percent comes from voluntary contributions. Image
Feb 22 14 tweets 7 min read
As in every psyop, there are main targets and side goals. Tucker’s interview with Ambassador @GovMikeHuckabee was no different. Tucker literally began the episode by lying just 50 seconds into the intro, suggesting that the Ambassador claimed “to represent Christians in the Middle East.”

Tucker ended the introduction, to set the tone and manipulate the mindset before the start of the interview, by implying to his audience that the Ambassador was not fit to serve, "because of his theology." The Ambassador was the primary target. Everything else in the interview served that central attack.

The side goal of the interview, was to be to elevate the delegitimization of Israel and the Jews. Just as Tucker did with Nick Fuentes, this time he wanted to launder those same ideas through the legitimacy of the Ambassador.

Instead of discussing those views with a discredited and controversial individual, he attempted to bring them into the mainstream by attaching them to a sitting Ambassador, respected by most. Ideas we have heard for over two years in the fringes of X, such as “Let’s test the DNA of all Jews to figure out who they are,” because "they are not the real Jews," were suddenly presented as serious lines of inquiry. Thankfully, the Ambassador is a PRO!

Tucker used every trick in the book to try to entrap the Ambassador, and he failed time and again. Out of the entire two-hour interview, the only thing he was able to extract was one second taken out of context.

That is why “Huckabee approves of Israel taking over the Middle East” is the only line reported in the mainstream media. Trust me, if they could have found more to attack him with, they would have. As Tucker admitted during the interview, HE IS A JERK!

FYI: @LauraLoomer @SecRubio @StateDept @POTUS
@WhiteHouse @FBIDirectorKash @realDonaldTrumpImage @GovMikeHuckabee The Chrislamic minions are VERY transparent on what the goal of the operation is. A hostile shakedown of a sitting Ambassador and claim no Christian Zionist is fit to serve its country, because of their "theology."
Feb 17 17 tweets 10 min read
🧵Since the start of the war, media outlets, NGOs, and so-called researchers have pushed the claim that Israel “targets journalists” to “silence the press.” But when you actually examine who these “journalists” were and the circumstances of their deaths, a different picture emerges: many had direct familial ties to Hamas or were members themselves. And, in numerous cases, those labeled “journalists” were not journalists at all. That is the case with Issam Mohamed Sobhi Bahar.Image Let's start with the basics: Alleged journalist Issam Bahar was killed in an IDF strike on October 16, 2023, along his wife & other family members. According to IDF statements Issam was targeted because he was a member of Hamas, unrelated to any association to Al-Aqsa TV. Image
Jan 31 7 tweets 4 min read
🧵Every few years, Europe "rediscovers" the same idea: two-speed Europe, multi-speed Europe, variable geometry. The terminology changes, but the premise remains the same — some EU states should integrate deeper and faster, while others are pushed to "second class" States. Image Two-speed Europe” is the idea that the EU should formally accept unequal integration. A core group would advance deeper integration, while others are left out—bound by Brussels’ rules but excluded from decision-making. Sold as flexibility, turns an informal imbalance into a permanent hierarchyImage
Jan 21 14 tweets 7 min read
🧵Almost no one is asking the most important question about Trump’s “Board of Peace”: Is it even constitutional? Here’s why Trump’s “Board of Peace” raises serious constitutional issues that no one is talking about. Image “Minilateralism,” Non-Binding Commitments, and Why Labels Do Not End the Treaty Inquiry

Some describe the Board as a form of executive “minilateralism,” akin to informal contact groups created without Senate ratification.

The problem, U.S. constitutional law turns on substance, not labels. The Charter does not describe a temporary forum; it creates an enduring institution with legal personality—meaning the capacity to act as an independent legal entity under international law.

Legal personality is decisive because it transforms a diplomatic gathering into a standing organization capable of: Owning property, Entering contracts, Suing and being sued, Acting independently of its member states

Under U.S. law, such status cannot be self-declared. It requires either congressional authorization or designation under the International Organizations Immunities Act (IOIA). The Board satisfies neither. As a result, its claimed legal personality has no domestic legal grounding, even as the United States becomes politically and institutionally bound by creating, staffing, and chairing it.

“Non-binding” does not mean constitutionally irrelevant. As Medellín v. Texas makes clear, obligations may be non-self-executing in U.S. courts yet still bind the United States politically and diplomatically.

Expiration clauses do not cure this problem when renewal authority rests solely with the Chairman, enabling conditional perpetuity outside democratic oversight.Image
Nov 26, 2025 11 tweets 5 min read
🧵Thanksgiving wasn’t born in a peaceful colonial feast—it was created by Lincoln in 1863 as a wartime ritual to hold a fractured nation together. Today’s polarized America faces its own internal divide and foreign adversaries eager to exploit it. The holiday’s lesson is clear: unity is national security and the only way to save a divided nation.Image The myth most people imagine Thanksgiving as a colonial harvest ritual. But the holiday we celebrate today—this national pause for unity—was invented during the Civil War. Yes, Plymouth had a 1621 meal, but it wasn’t called Thanksgiving, wasn’t a tradition and it wasn't repeated.Image
Nov 20, 2025 6 tweets 3 min read
🧵Israel is passing a new law to “cut water & electricity” to UNRWA. This amendment enforces the 2024 law banning UNRWA from operating in East Jerusalem, clarifying that utilities to its offices—which the agency refuses to close—count as prohibited contact. Image If you read the headlines about the Knesset voting to cut water and electricity to UNRWA, you would think Israel suddenly woke up one morning and passed new “draconian” legislation targeting the UN agency. In reality, that narrative is not just misleading—it is factually wrong. Image
Nov 18, 2025 7 tweets 3 min read
🧵Trump selling the F-3, the world’s most advanced stealth fighter to a regime that doesn’t even recognizes Israel’s existence is not only reckless, it’s potentially illegal. U.S. law requires any defense sale to the Middle East preserves Israel’s Qualitative Military Edge. (QME) Image Since 2008, U.S. law has required presidents to ensure Israel keeps a clear military edge. Under the Arms Export Control Act, any Middle East arms sale must be certified as not harming Israel’s QME—a mandate reaffirmed in later defense laws. It isn’t custom. It’s statutory. Image