Author: Amil Imani

The Abraham Accords are not merely a first-term footnote; they are a living project, expanding under a president who refuses to settle for the status quo. For conservatives, it is proof that America can still lead, that peace is worth fighting for, and that Donald Trump remains the man to make it happen. The Middle East is watching, and the world should be too.

Muslims are the only immigrant group who come to the West with a ready made model of society they believe to be superior to Western law and they work, by all means, to impose it.

In an era where information is power, two corporate giants – Google and Meta – act as gatekeepers to the digital world, wielding their unprecedented market dominance not only to shape consumer habits but also to manipulate the very foundation of democracy: our elections.

Democrats cheered against an American company. They refused to celebrate the rescue of American astronauts. They couldn’t even stand for a childhood cancer survivor. Their message has shifted from being anti-Trump to anti-American.”

The American system was founded on a simple idea: three branches of government, each with its distinct role. The president executes the law, Congress creates it, and the judiciary interprets it. However, at some point, activist judges became more than just referees; they began to see themselves as emperors, wielding gavels like scepters and rewriting the rules to fit their own desires. These black-robed radicals believe they possess more power than the president, and it’s time for conservatives to confront them as the tyrants they have become.

The Democrat Party isn’t just irrelevant; it’s America’s greatest adversary, driven by globalist priorities and divisive policies—a decaying shell scheming to undermine the nation that Donald Trump revived. From the Rio Grande to the Rust Belt, patriots see the truth: this isn’t the party of the past—it’s a radical mob set on tearing apart our borders, our jobs, and our freedoms. As of March 14, 2025, the stakes are crystal clear with Trump back in charge. Republicans, especially in Texas where the battle feels personal, must defeat this threat before it drags the whole country down. This is war—for America, not just Austin.

What began as a fiscal experiment has transformed into something more revealing: a relentless spotlight on the Democrat Party’s entrenched priorities, operational dependencies, and, increasingly, strategic struggles in the face of Musk’s unorthodox crusade. His involvement doesn’t just threaten budgets or jobs—it exposes the fault lines in Democrat rhetoric and resilience, forcing them into a reactive scramble that’s as public as it is politically perilous.

Nejwa Ali is a former Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) public affairs officer employed at DHS as an Asylum Officer. Her role involves applying immigration laws and regulations to asylum applications.

On September 27, 2023, a peculiar incident unfolded in the heart of Philadelphia, leaving me both baffled and amused. A group of audacious individuals, their faces concealed by masks, descended upon the Apple Walnut Street store like pirates with their eyes on the iPhone 15 treasure chest.

The Acquittal, Motives, and Retribution of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton

In international politics, where nations often grapple with the constant specter of terrorism, Israel has chosen a direct and yet controversial path of targeted killings – as a strategy to combat terrorism. In doing so, it has emerged as a resolute defender of its citizens. This tenacity that has given rise to such a strategic response has drawn both ire and admiration.

China’s rise as a global superpower has been accompanied by intrusive and skewed activities that profoundly impact nations worldwide. From environmental degradation and human rights abuses to trade disputes and territorial aggression, China’s actions are leaving a lasting imprint on the global stage. It is crucial to shed light on these concerning issues and the detrimental consequences they pose for the world.

The Texas Senate brought down the gavel, resounding with the weight of history, as Attorney General Ken Paxton emerged unscathed from a sham impeachment trial.

President Trump’s legacy, undeniably left an indelible mark on the American political landscape, inspiring passionate support for the principles he championed.

What I am about to reveal is about the things I personally witnessed.

The religious underpinnings of the two sects may be different. Even their strategies may be different in some respects. Yet their singular objective is the same: to dominate the world.

During my teens in Iran, I called Muharram the month of terror.

This enemy has no shame; it calls all non-believers (via the Quran) to either convert, be subjugated or die.

Right from the start, violent Jihad served as the engine of Islam under the command and supervision of Muhammad himself.

President Carter was responsible for the revival of Islamic terrorism, not only in Iran, but around the world, including the United States.

Muslims are infatuated with building as many mosques as possible and the Saudis are just as happy to finance them all.

Texas is becoming a major hub, after California and New York, for Muslim resettlement.

The selection of Dr. Shahid Shafi, a self-styled devout mosque-going individual, has created an uproar across North Texas.

It is a crime to remain silent in the face of evil.

Texas Republicans are known for their unity and family values. So what went wrong?

To devout and knowledgeable Muslims, the United States Constitution is just human law, as opposed to Sharia, which is divine law.

This is as true Armageddon for the United States of America.

Yes, it is said that the voter is king in a democracy. But this assertion is more of a slogan than reality.

Hamas terrorists have openly declared that they will destroy Israel and commit genocide against Jews.

Iranians are Muslim in name only. Most Iranians consider Islam an invader.

In Iran, sexual assaults have become instruments of policy for extracting false confessions, satisfying the boundless sadism and sexual perversities of the jailers, and punishing the helpless victims.

Shervin Hadjilou, a State Department civil servant for the past ten years, has acted as a liaison and a bridge between the Iran desk at the State Department with the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), one of the most influential Iranian lobby groups in the US, with direct ties to the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Khomeinism is the fire that is spreading beyond the borders of Iran.

We must accept that Muslim jihadists already live among us. No question about that. It is only going to get worse.

The useful idiots of our time are the most dangerous unwitting accomplices of liberty’s enemy.

Islam, like all ideologies of hate, is the biggest impediment to peace.

The more I read on Islam, the more concerned I have become of its threat to democracies everywhere.

Muslims are taking advantage of the freedom that democracies offer.

Europe is the coal-miners’ canary. It is telling us that the next stop is America.

Islam’s much-vaunted “Golden Age” was in fact just the twilight of conquered pre-Islamic cultures, an echo of times past.

If so, I have many questions!

The invasion of Iran was only the start of the tenacious scourge of Islam.

Islam condones any and all means to achieve its goals.

It seems as if within the very fabric of the free world is the seeds of its own destruction.

There are so many terrible teachings and practices in Islam that it makes it difficult to say which one is the most reprehensible.

An illiterate Arab some 1500 years ago claimed he was commissioned by Allah as his emissary. What’s the proof for his claim?

Jihad is at the core of the “religion of peace.”

A Muslim’s loyalty is to the Islamic ummah that recognizes nothing other than one worldwide ummah of Islam, with no allowance for independent nationalities.

The book of Allah, purportedly the eternal never-changing charter of conduct for the individual and the society at large, is singularly wanting.

The great majority of Muslims are not adherents of the radical line. Yet because jihadists wage their war under the name of Islam, they receive immense direct and indirect support from rank-and-file ordinary Muslims.