Deport Terrorist DiaperHead Queen Ilhan Omar.......... America isn't Somalian Africa...... Its America 🇺🇲 🇺🇲 🇺🇲

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Deport Ilhan Omar

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Orcs. Just ask him. He'll say it. He'll be thinking another word though. One he wants to say but doesn't have the balls.
 
The rumor going around now is apparently she changed the date of birth on her birth cert. She was over 18 when her dad was naturalized, but the fraudulent birth cert says she was 17. If over 18, she's not a citizen, if under she is.
 
shit butt poop party said:
The rumor going around now is apparently she changed the date of birth on her birth cert. She was over 18 when her dad was naturalized, but the fraudulent birth cert says she was 17. If over 18, she's not a citizen, if under she is.
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Would you expect anything else from a CUNT like her.

Ilhan Omar’s Father Was a Colonel Loyal to Brutal Somali Dictator, Served as Senior Officer During Genocide of Isaaq People – Then ‘Misrepresented Himself as a Refugee’​

 
NoHassle said:
Would you expect anything else from a CUNT like her.

Ilhan Omar’s Father Was a Colonel Loyal to Brutal Somali Dictator, Served as Senior Officer During Genocide of Isaaq People – Then ‘Misrepresented Himself as a Refugee’​

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Here is the legacy of that CUNT's Evil father:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/10/siad-barre-somali-dictator-ilhan-omars-father-served/

Siad Barre, the Somali Dictator Ilhan Omar’s Father Served​


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Rep. Ilhan Omar describes her late father, Nur Omar Mohamed, as “an educator” in her memoir, according to Snopes. His 2020 Sahan Journal obituary describes a different career. He was a colonel in the Somali National Army who led a regiment in the 1977–1978 war with Ethiopia. His military career ended in 1991, when dictator Siad Barre’s regime collapsed.

A former army comrade told the paper that Nur joined the army after receiving a military education in Russia. The record of the regime he served explains why the distinction matters.

Barre seized power in a 1969 coup and ruled Somalia until 1991, governing it as a one-party state through the Somali Revolutionary Socialist Party. His ruling council aligned itself with the Soviet Union and denounced American policy in Africa as imperialist.

In 1977, Moscow backed Ethiopia in the Ogaden War. That November, Barre abrogated the Soviet friendship treaty, expelled all Soviet military and civilian advisers, and ended Soviet access to Somali military facilities. Nur led his regiment against Ethiopian forces supported by the Soviet Union and Cuba and remained in Barre’s army after the break with Moscow.

After a 1971 coup attempt, Barre executed members of the three leading clans, including the Majerteen. He made clan membership the organizing principle of Somali politics, according to an account drawing on State Department and Africa Watch reporting.

Barre claimed that Islam and socialism were compatible but did not tolerate religious opposition. When 23 shaykhs protested his 1975 family law, his security forces arrested them. Ten were executed for “acting on behalf of foreign powers,” according to a CIA review.

After Majerteen officers attempted a coup in April 1978, the regime punished the entire clan. Africa Watch documented extrajudicial executions, rape, and the killing of livestock as part of a scorched-earth policy intended to cut off civilian support for Majerteen rebels.

Barre’s Red Berets, his presidential guard, destroyed small reservoirs around Galcaio to deny water to Majerteen herders and their animals, according to the Library of Congress country study. Nur was himself Majerteen, and Omar wrote in her memoir that the clan was initially subjected to Barre’s crackdown.

The State Department’s 1989 human rights report on Somalia documented a police state. Citizens had no legal means to change their government. Opposition groups and criticism of the government were illegal. The government owned all radio and television outlets and the country’s six newspapers. Possession of an unauthorized publication carried a prison sentence of 5 to 15 years. Law No. 54 of 1970 made “publishing antistate propaganda” a capital offense. Organizing a strike was also punishable by death.

Security services detained suspected opponents indefinitely, often incommunicado. Military officers heard National Security Court cases behind closed doors, with no right of appeal. Released detainees described torture in the “Mig” position, with their hands and feet bound behind their backs and pulled tight.

After retaking the city, forces under Barre’s son-in-law, Gen. Mohammed Said Hersi “Morgan,” planted thousands of land mines in Hargeisa, often inside homes. Locals call him “the butcher of Hargeisa.”

A State Department-commissioned study, Robert Gersony’s Why Somalis Flee, conservatively estimated that the Somali Armed Forces deliberately murdered at least 5,000 unarmed Isaaq civilians between May 1988 and March 1989. The State Department’s 1989 human rights report found that about 90 percent of Isaaq homes, businesses, and property in Hargeisa were destroyed or severely damaged.

By the end of 1989, an estimated 324,000 Somali refugees, mainly Isaaqs, were in Ethiopia. Experts now count more than 200 mass graves in Somaliland, most in the area known as the Valley of Death. Regime opponents were rounded up, bound, taken to these sites, shot, and buried in unmarked graves. Most of the graves lie at Malko Durduro, near the former headquarters of the Somali National Army’s 26th Division.

In 2001, a United Nations-commissioned investigation concluded that “the crime of genocide was conceived, planned and perpetrated by the Somalia Government against the Isaaq people of northern Somalia,” according to The Nation. Led by Chris Mburu, the investigation collected more than 150 testimonies and assigned responsibility to the state and its command structure, according to a Factually summary.

In 2014, Somalia’s federal government acknowledged and condemned the regime’s atrocities, particularly those committed against Somaliland, according to the Center for Justice and Accountability. Estimates of the total death toll in the Isaaq genocide range from at least 50,000 to about 200,000.

Nur Omar Mohamed held the rank of colonel throughout this period. No public record documents his activities between 1978 and 1991, and no court or official body has found that he personally participated in atrocities. In March 2026, the government of Somaliland publicly accused him of participating in the Isaaq genocide.

The family fled to a refugee camp in Kenya after the regime fell and arrived in the United States as refugees in 1995. Omar’s description of her father as an educator omits his service as a colonel in Barre’s army until its collapse, including the years when the U.S. government documented the army’s murder of thousands of unarmed civilians, bombardment of its own cities, and execution of men selected by their accents.
 
Hey LibTARDS, you're always talking about "Sins of the Father", among other bullshit. It's the foundation for so-called "White Guilt". Omar's Father was a military officer in an actual Genocidal Authoritarian regime, and not 200 years ago. It was 1977 to 1991.

She also lied about her age on her birth certificate for illegal immigration purposes. And that's before we talk about ilhan's and her sister's involvement with various financial Fraud rackets in MN, although that's coming up fast, sweetheart. Neither you nor your sister are elite enough to evade consequences like a Clinton or Pelosi.

In conclusion, Eat Shit, you self-righteous fucking maggots.
 
Uzi Nein Millimetah said:
Hey LibTARDS, you're always talking about "Sins of the Father", among other bullshit. It's the foundation for so-called "White Guilt". Omar's Father was a military officer in an actual Genocidal Authoritarian regime, and not 200 years ago. It was 1977 to 1991.

She also lied about her age on her birth certificate for illegal immigration purposes. And that's before we talk about ilhan's and her sister's involvement with various financial Fraud rackets in MN, although that's coming up fast, sweetheart. Neither you nor your sister are elite enough to evade consequences like a Clinton or Pelosi.

In conclusion, Eat Shit, you self-righteous fucking maggots.
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Two points. And I won't be snarky about them (for a change).

First, 'Sins of the Father' is a religious, not political concept. Although I will concede that not everyone almost no one keeps those two separate.

Second, which of those accusations you listed have been proven in court? None AFAIK, but correct me if she's been convicted of anything while I wasn't looking.
 
Uzi Nein Millimetah said:
Hey LibTARDS, you're always talking about "Sins of the Father", among other bullshit. It's the foundation for so-called "White Guilt". Omar's Father was a military officer in an actual Genocidal Authoritarian regime, and not 200 years ago. It was 1977 to 1991.

She also lied about her age on her birth certificate for illegal immigration purposes. And that's before we talk about ilhan's and her sister's involvement with various financial Fraud rackets in MN, although that's coming up fast, sweetheart. Neither you nor your sister are elite enough to evade consequences like a Clinton or Pelosi.

In conclusion, Eat Shit, you self-righteous fucking maggots.
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As usual, there is likely nothing real there and they'll get laughed out of court.
 
Who among us gets his news and information on world events from a cartoon?

Hmm????

Faux News for the slow among us.
 
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