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‘You’ll Be Killed… Snake’: Ilhan Omar’s Somali Backers Using Death Threats and Street Attacks to Silence Critics Who Speak About Her Secrets, According to New Report

A campaign of intimidation inside Minnesota’s tight-knit Somali community is using online death threats, physical assaultsS, and pressure campaigns to stop people from talking about Rep. Ilhan Omar’s past, according to a new report published on Tuesday.

Sources told the New York Post that people who have questioned Omar’s background, her 2009 marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, or her personal life have been assaulted in Minneapolis and Kenya, bombarded with daily death wishes, and warned they will be killed if they continue speaking out.

The paper states the protective network is not officially connected to Omar and it is unclear whether she is personally aware of the actions. Her office did not respond to a request for comment.

One man who spoke critically about Omar said he was jumped by roughly 15 people outside a Kenyan restaurant in Minneapolis, pepper-sprayed, thrown to the ground, and left with a concussion plus multiple cuts and bruises.

“I got jumped by 15 people and was pepper-sprayed,” the man, who was not named, told The Post.

“After that I don’t really remember what happened. All I know is I was thrown to the ground and had so many punches and kicks thrown at me.”

He told The Post he believes a popular Somali TikTok personality set followers on him by sharing his location after calling him a “fool” and threatening to “punch him in the face.”

“I was attacked because of this man. He set his followers on me after sharing my location,”‘ he said.

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DOJ Charges Kansas Postal Worker for “Stealing Thousands of Pieces of Mail” Including Hundreds of Republican Candidates’ Mailers

The US Attorney’s Office for the District of Kansas said it secured a grand jury indictment for a US postal worker who stole thousands of pieces of mail and hundreds of Republican Party mailers starting in October.

The Kansas postal worker, Kelly R. Cram, 59, faces charges of unlawful seizure, destruction, and delay of mail.

She is accused of stealing more than 4,400 pieces of mail in and around Pittsburg, Kansas, which is part of Congressional District 2. Incumbent Republican Representative Derek Schmidt is in a reelection battle against Democrat Don Coover.

“Nearly 400 political mailers solely related to Republican candidates or Republican Partly affiliated political action committees” were found in her garage, the prosecutor’s office said.

No mailers related to any other parties were found.

The US Attorney’s Office announced in a press release:

WICHITA, KAN. – A federal grand jury in Wichita returned an indictment today charging a Kansas postal worker with stealing thousands of pieces of mail, including hundreds of political mailings that were all related to Republican Party candidates.

According to court documents, Kelly R. Cram, 59, of Baxter Springs, was indicted on one count of unlawful secretion, destruction, and delay of mail.

Beginning in October 2026, Cram is accused of stealing 4,404 pieces of mail that were intended to be delivered to customers in and around Pittsburg, Kansas. Among the mail items she allegedly stole and placed in her garage, were nearly 400 political mailers solely related to Republican candidates or Republican Partly affiliated political action committees. Agents found no mailers related to candidates of any other political party at Cram’s residence.

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European Militaries to Rehearse Rapid ‘Stabilisation Force’ Deployment to Ukraine Next Week

Leaders of the ‘Multinational Force’ preparing to rapidly deploy to Ukraine have emphasised that while the troops involved will be permitted to fire back at Russian soldiers if attacked, the purpose is “defensive in nature” and not meant to provoke.

The joint Anglo-French-led coalition force of Western militaries preparing to move to Ukraine in the case of a Trump White House-brokered ceasefire are to run a simulated rapid deployment with thousands of troops backed by military aviation. Starting next week, Exercise Koalicja will be a fraction of the size of the full-size force that would theoretically roll out to post-ceasefire Ukraine, but will test plans and logistical capabilities to move large amounts of men and equipment rapidly in Eastern Europe.

Among the approximately 2,800 soldiers to be deployed to Poland — which is standing in for Ukraine in the exercise — are troops from Britain, France, Poland, Germany, Belgium, Estonia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Turkey. While troops practice rapid deployment on the ground, military aircraft including a contribution from Britain of Eurofighter Typhoon interceptors and Voyager air transport-tanker jets will simulate the return of civil aviation to Ukraine’s skies for the first time in years.

Per a UK Ministry of Defence statement, the Multinational Force-Ukraine (MNF-U) is “not a peacekeeping or a ceasefire-monitoring force, nor is it connected to NATO”. Its purpose is “reassurance” and helping Ukraine to regenerate its armed forces and economy. The Guardian states an unnamed government source emphasised that the eventual MNF-U deployment would be “defensive in nature” but the rules of engagement wouldn’t leave European troops defenceless.

If fired upon they could shoot back, it is stated.

Explaining the MNF-U, the British government said it was not trying to confront Russia. They said in their statement:

Ukraine’s security is central to the UK’s own security. The Russian state chose to invade Ukraine, undermining European security and the principle that international borders cannot be changed by force.

A stable, secure Ukraine helps protect the UK, Europe and the wider rules-based international order… The UK has never sought confrontation with Russia and has no quarrel with the Russian people. But not seeking confrontation does not mean failing to defend ourselves and our Allies.

The UK will continue to support Ukraine’s right to defend itself, protect UK and European security and work with Allies to deter future threats.

Another key emphasis of the deployment is the lack of U.S. involvement, even down to avoiding American technologies for the “reassurance” force. The Eurofighter Typhoon and Voyager strategic aircraft are both European-made, and it is stated troops will not use Starlink satellites for communication.

Beyond this month’s exercise, should the MNF-U ever deploy, this may be easier for some partner nations than others. American military technology is widespread through the armed forces of European NATO allies, and several members would struggle to field a contribution to the air policing aspect of the mission without the use of American-made fighter jets.

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Newsom Threatens President Trump and ICE Agents in Unhinged Tweetstorm

California Governor Gavin Newsom threatened President Trump and ICE agents on Tuesday as midterm elections were underway.

ICE fired off a warning to individuals who vote illegally: “If you vote illegally, we will find you. We will track you down, arrest you, and prosecute you.”

Newsom responded to ICE and threatened to arrest federal agents in an unhinged tweetstorm.

“If YOU show up to the polls illegally, we will find you. We will track you down, arrest you, and prosecute you. There will be no escape,” Newsom said to ICE.

Newsom posted another warning to “Donald Trump’s Thugs.”

In a third tweet, Newsom threatened President Trump.

On Monday evening, Newsom threatened anyone who ‘interferes’ with California’s ballot counting in an unhinged video message on the eve of the midterm elections.

Newsom slammed President Trump and warned that poll watchers who ‘meddle’ in California’s ballot counting will be hit with felonies.

“Donald Trump is trying to throw out 20,000 California ballots and intimidate election workers. Let me be clear, if you interfere with our elections, California will come for you. No presidential pardon will save you,” Newsom said.

“If you interfere with our voters, you will be prosecuted with a felony. If you tamper with our ballots, you will face justice. It doesn’t matter who gave the order. Meddle in California’s elections and California will come for you,” Newsom said.

Newsom continued, “And don’t count on a pardon. The President can’t pardon you out of California justice.”

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Another One: Second Florida Woman Arrested for Threatening to Kill Trump and “Whole Entire Bloodline” – “I Am Here to Slaughter the F*ck Out of Y’all”

Another Florida woman has been arrested after threatening to kill President Trump during his latest Florida rally in Daytona Beach last week.

This comes after another woman in Daytona Beach was arrested after threatening on social media to go to the Trump rally and “shoot him with my Glock,” The Gateway Pundit reported.

The suspect, 21-year-old Allison Albro, was seen crying in her mugshot, hilariously.

Now, another woman, Tammy Teresa Williams, has been indicted for threatening Trump during his latest Florida rally, according to court records.

Breanna Morello reports that Williams is accused of writing on social media, “I am coming to kill off Trump whole entire bloodline! And so many more! I am here to kill off Rodney fake ass family and I am! I am here to slaughter the fuck out of y’all humans and Tammy is!”

According to Morello, “Williams’ criminal history shows a 1996 charge of carrying a concealed firearm (adjudication withheld) and a 2019 charge of Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer.”

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Evidence Suggests Alaska’s ‘Decoy Dan’ Illegally Colluded With Democrat Dark-Money Group

Americans for Public Trust outlined in a Federal Election Commission complaint how “Decoy Dan,” a purported spoiler candidate with the same name as Alaska’s incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan, may have violated federal election laws by coordinating with a dark money group. Recent reporting by The New York Times alleges that Democrat candidate Mary Pelota’s campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee actively recruited candidates to confuse voters and manipulate Alaska’s U.S. Senate race.

Together, this suggests a more complicated scheme to influence that race and possibly tip the balance of control of the U.S. Senate. Americans deserve answers about what happened in Alaska and whether federal election laws were in fact violated.

The New York Times reported last week that in the summer of 2025, Mary Peltola’s aides directed a staffer to search for every Dan Sullivan in Alaska. Jerid Kurtz, an operative introduced to the Peltola campaign by aides at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, called a Peltola aide in late May to say he had just arrived in Petersburg, the hometown of Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. (“Decoy Dan”), shortly before he filed to run for Senate.

The Times describes Petersburg as “a tiny fishing village along the Alaska Panhandle, reachable only by air and sea.” Kurtz was not the only notable visitor that spring. Peltola held a campaign event on May 26, three days before Decoy Dan filed his candidacy. Decoy Dan denies any connection, telling KFSK, “I have not been in contact with her or her campaign.”

The Times also reported on texts in which Peltola advisers, watching a focus group, wrote, “Do we have a scheme for you.” The Peltola campaign and the DSCC deny recruiting anyone. Decoy Dan has maintained, including through his attorney in court, that his campaign is genuine.

Public discussion has largely coalesced around the view that ballot-stacking is not illegal. That view misses the bigger legal story. That story is found in Americans for Public Trust’s Sept. 8 complaint.

The complaint describes how Decoy Dan’s only known campaign consultant, who was only made known after metadata revealed her relationship with the campaign, also held a leadership role at a dark-money group that spent more than half a million dollars attacking Sen. Dan Sullivan in the three months leading up to the August primary. Holding both a role within the Decoy Dan campaign and an outside group that attacked the campaign’s primary opponent could have violated federal election rules on coordination.

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Globalists

Mainstream media calls it a conspiracy that “globalists” are portrayed as a shadowy coalition of political, financial, and tech elites working to erase national sovereignty. The media call this a “conspiracy theory” as a means to distract from having to address the underlying idea of a authoritarian world government (often called the “New World Order”). Yet that was the precise idea behind creating the Eurozone.

This idea that one federalized government of Europe would somehow eliminate war was part of the sales-job on selling the euro. Margaret Thatcher saw through the propaganda and understood this was simply the surrender of sovereignty to Brussels. Her cabinet staged a coup to remove here because they bought the propaganda and were ready to surrender the pound and adopt the euro. Burnham is at it all over again.

Here is a video with the former French president saying that was the reason for creating the euro, the one-european government that would prevent European wars. Mainstream media insists such ideas are a “conspiracy theory.”

This is the idea that was failing in Europe. I seriously doubt even the Elite have any realistic plan to create a one world government. To do so, they need World War III turning the world to ashes from which they rebuilt such a dream like Bretton Woods in the aftermath of WWII. I call this the Paradox of Tolerance.

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Florida Poly makes history with first flying police vehicle

The Florida Polytechnic University Police Department has become the first law enforcement agency in the nation to integrate an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicle into its operations.

The manned aircraft, dubbed Astro in a double nod to science and the dog from the classic Jetsons cartoon, marks Florida Poly’s entry into the rapidly developing field of advanced air mobility (AAM), creating new opportunities to explore how the emerging technology can support public safety.

“Advanced air mobility is a technology on the rise, and we can either choose to be proactive or reactive as it develops,” said Aaron Murray, the University’s police chief. “We want to stay at the forefront of this technology and understand how it can be used to advance public safety and airspace safety altogether.”

Florida Poly is in the final stages of seeking approval from the Federal Aviation Administration to use the aerial patrol vehicle in its operations. Murray said Astro can enhance the department’s ability to monitor campus and surrounding acres, reach areas difficult to access by traditional vehicles, assist with post-storm recovery efforts and deliver emergency supplies quickly when needed.

The University Police plans to collaborate with law enforcement agencies throughout the region to deploy Astro in support of emergency response and other public safety operations.

First in the U.S.

Stéphan D’haene, CEO of Jetson, said the California-based company fast-tracked Florida Poly’s order of the Jetson ONE vehicle despite a three-year waiting list because of the University’s STEM focus and the police department’s public safety purpose, both of which reflect Jetson’s goals for the future of safe flight.

“In our business plan and in alignment with our mission, we have always been looking for the use case beyond the recreational intent,” D’haene said. “We believe that this project is so important and aligns so much with what we want to do that we made it a priority.”

A new educational horizon

Beyond its public safety applications, Astro will become a hands-on learning and research tool for Florida Poly students and faculty. The University launched its new aerospace engineering degree this fall, providing students an immediate opportunity to study emerging flight technology in a real-world setting.

“At Florida Poly, we want our students working with emerging technologies before they become commonplace,” said Dr. Brad Thiessen, Florida Poly’s provost. “Astro gives our students and faculty a living laboratory where they can analyze real-world data, tackle new engineering challenges and help shape the future of advanced air mobility.”

Faculty and students are already coordinating efforts to use real-time operational data from Astro for academic research and senior capstone design projects.

“Connecting an educational component to this technology is a big deal,” Murray said. “We are a technology university, and this aerial vehicle delivers more opportunities to learn, build partnerships and explore ways to keep our airspace safe, while connecting the work of our police department directly with our students.”

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Pennsylvania Voter Shocked to Find Someone Already Voted in His Name Before He Even Got to the Polls — No Voter ID Required

Pennsylvania resident Jean Franco Urbaez arrived at his polling place in Lower Macungie Township, PA, to vote in person. To his surprise, someone had already voted in person using his identity at 8:11. Urbaez videotaped himself making the discovery until he was told he was not allowed to videotape in the polling place.

According to Urbaez, Pennsylvania has no requirement to prove a voter’s identity, making it easy to steal someone else’s vote. He explains that after he discovered someone voted using his name and address, poll workers gave him the opportunity to cast a provisional ballot. Urbaez explained that once he cast his provisional ballot, it would be up to him to argue that the person who voted using his identity while Urbaez slept this morning was not him, for HIS ballot to count.

This is obviously a completely avoidable situation. If federal law required each voter to provide a legitimate form of identification to vote, this would never have happened. No voter should walk into their polling place to vote in-person only to find out someone else had already voted for them.

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Trump to cut off $4 billion in foreign aid to Israel by year’s end, convert to weapons sales

resident Donald Trump on Tuesday said that the U.S. would stop sending military aid to Israel by the end of the year.

Trump told “Fox & Friends” that Israel is in a position to purchase its own weapons and doesn’t need the U.S. to fund them.

The U.S. provides $4 billion per year in military aid, Trump said, and he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had discussed terminating the funding for years. He said that the idea originated with Netanyahu.

“They don’t need it. Israel is a very thriving country,” Trump said.

The U.S. provides approximately $3.8 billion annually through 2028 under the current U.S.-Israel security assistance agreement.

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