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Muslims, Marxists, And Mayhem In Minnesota
Muslims, Marxists, And Mayhem In Minnesota
Authored by Eric Utter via AmericanThinker.com,
Many have been asking lately if the onslaught of Islam or the rapid rise of Marxism is more likely to destroy the United States.
The correct answer is that they both have the capability to do so.
If unchecked, together they will undoubtedly see to our demise.
Which one would ultimately prevail has been the subject of a few articles of late and will be the subject of one of mine in the not-too-distant future.
This one, however, will focus on Muslims and...
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