The Hate Blueprint To Replace America

Aug 04, 2026 - 16:02
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The Hate Blueprint To Replace America

If you let a bunch of Muslim migrants into your country, one of them might stab you in the face, and many of that dude’s friends will stand by and do nothing, or maybe chase along.

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That is a lesson journalist Nick Shirley just learned in Ceuta, the Spanish city in North Africa where a gigantic wave of Muslim illegal immigrants stormed the area.

While he was there documenting what was going on — surprise, surprise — someone tried to stab him.

When you let in a wide swath of immigrants from foreign cultures who hate you, like much of the Muslim world, it may be that some of them are fine and dandy and some may be willing to assimilate — and some will try to chase you down and stab you in the face.

If you import millions of people in the latter category, they will then form voting blocs and enclaves and voting coalitions, and they will vote for people who would import more just like them, including the people who might want to stab you in the face.

This is not just a problem in Spain. This is also a Michigan problem.

Jake Lang, a Right-wing agitator, attended a march in Dearborn. People started hitting him, punching him, and following him around. He had to race through the streets of Dearborn trying to avoid having the crap kicked out of him.

And of course, a giant crowd followed along, smiling and enjoying the sights. The cops didn’t arrest anyone; they just watched as Jake Lang got the crap kicked out of him. He got pushed into the police car by the cops.

This is a march that happens every year, and this year the marchers included people in Hezbollah headbands carrying flags of U.S.-designated terrorist organizations, including Iran-backed Iraqi brigades.

This event has been held in Dearborn since 2004 and has attracted thousands of people. Dearborn has a population of about 110,000 people. More than half of those people are apparently Muslims from the Middle East and Near East.

Signs at the local Home Depot are in Arabic. Some would say, “Why does that matter? Be tolerant. America is a big country.”

Here’s why it matters. You can build a political base off of enclaves like this. Ilhan Omar has obviously done that in Minnesota, where she was elected by her largely Somali Muslim base. Rashida Tlaib, unsurprisingly, is the representative for Dearborn.

But what also happens is that you can use that base to build a coalition with other anti-American radicals, and then you start moving from state house seats to the Senate or into gubernatorial seats or into the mayoralty of New York, and then maybe the Senate for somebody like Zohran Mamdani.

This is the coalition that Hasan Piker is interested in building. It’s why he campaigns with all these people. That coalition is about to take a big step forward tonight, in all likelihood.

Tonight, Haley Stevens, a leftist Democrat but more of a traditional Democrat, is running for the Michigan Senate nomination against Abdul El-Sayed, a radical advocate for Muslims, including terrorists.

Right now, in the Kalshi markets, El-Sayed is basically a dead certainty to win. The market puts his odds at 98.3% to win in the primary tonight.

This does mean the Republicans have a significantly better shot of winning the Michigan Senate seat with Mike Rogers because El-Sayed is a worse candidate.

El-Sayed is a radical Muslim. He has significant ties to Dearborn; he campaigns there all the time. And as we’ve pointed out over and over again, he refused to disavow Ayatollah Khamenei because it might anger too many people in the very moderate Muslim city of Dearborn.

The reason he is hesitant is that, number one, he has strong sympathies for radical Islam, and number two, many of his constituents have strong sympathies for radical Islam. This is the same guy who suggested that when a person from Dearborn tried to murder a bunch of Jewish preschoolers, the reason was that the guy’s brother had been killed as a member of Hezbollah in Lebanon and “hurt people hurt people.”

He is also touting the endorsement of a pastor who praised Louis Farrakhan, one of the greatest anti-Semites of the last 50 years in America.

Who is the base for Abdul El-Sayed? MEMRI TV got a tape of a mosque in Dearborn, Michigan. The imam declared, “The time has come. Allah willing, for our voices to be heard, for those who represent us to reach Washington, for the Zionist low-lives who spent millions of dollars to stop this surge, to be humiliated. Allah refuses everything short of perfecting His light, even if the polytheists and the infidels hate that.”

And then El-Sayed spoke at this mosque.

El-Sayed openly campaigns on his hatred for Israel and his solidarity with radical Muslims. It is the tip of the spear; it is a purposeful strategy because he’s building on that base. Dearborn has at least 50,000 to 60,000 Muslims living in it. The total Muslim voting population of Michigan is somewhere between 200 and 300,000 people.

A competitive Democratic Senate primary in Michigan might draw 900,000 or one million votes. But what if you have, right off the bat, 150,000 or 200,000 votes on your side?

This is why enclaves matter, and El-Sayed’s candidacy is symptomatic of the entire coalition of scavengers the Democratic Party has decided to build upon again.

The goal here is to create a coalition of people who all hate the system. And this is why you end up with a bunch of weird bedfellows who all share the same objective: to destroy the system.

Radical leftists plus radical Muslims are coalescing, which brings us to Francesca Hong, a member of the state assembly and part-time bartender who’s running for governor in Wisconsin. She knows her coalition, which is why in the closing days of her primary campaign, she is campaigning with Hasan Piker and Ilhan Omar.

She says that the DSA national platform actually is not radical enough. She needs it to have a foreign policy plank. The foreign policy plank would be “a right to self-determination,” not for Jews in the Middle East, of course, but for Palestinian radicals in the Gaza Strip.

That lady is likely, according to the Kalshi prediction market, to be the nominee in Wisconsin.

The coalition is just about hating America. She’s perfect for this because she hates America. She hates it.

Back in 2019, she tweeted, “I ate 82 bites of my kid’s cheeseburger at a Culver’s in Black River Falls and told him they ran out of ice cream. Mostly just wanted to leave bc I was on the verge of an anxiety attack … to [sic] many old white people who didn’t think we spoke English.”

She also said that it’s about time that we “86” Trump, of course.

They decided that this nutty lady was their best shot. She also hates Valentine’s Day because it’s “another day capitalism tells you how to show love.” She tweeted in 2020 that she wanted to cancel Thanksgiving.

All of this radicalism starts with enclaves. It all starts with a concerted, hardened group of people who all believe the same thing.

And then you build coalitions with other people who have the same broad overall goals, and it moves more broadly.

It was easy to say, when Mamdani was elected in New York, that “New Yorkers are being New Yorkers,” and that it wasn’t a true national problem.

But when the coalition of scavengers starts taking congressional seats in Colorado and possibly a senatorial seat in Michigan and a gubernatorial seat in Wisconsin, you are watching your country destroyed in real time.

And that’s all because of our original sin: Allowing our tolerance and multiculturalism and refusal to teach the superiority of Western values to destroy us.

We imported tons of people who hate our civilization. We cultivated an entire generation of young people who also hate our civilization.

And now they have created a coalition of people who wish to destroy our civilization.

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I am just an average American. My teen years were in the late 70s and I participated in all that that decade offered. Started working young, too young. Then I joined the Army before I graduated High School. I spent 25 years in, mostly in Infantry units. Since then I've worked in information technology positions all at small family owned companies. At this rate I'll never be a tech millionaire. When I was young I rode horses as much as I could. I do believe I should have been a cowboy. I'm getting in the saddle again by taking riding lessons and see where it goes.

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