https://twitter.com/AbrahamAiyash
KEK
https://ballotpedia.org/Abraham_Aiyash
Abraham Aiyash was born in Hamtramck, Michigan. He earned a bachelor's degree from Michigan State University in 2016. His professional experience includes working as the training and political leadership director of Michigan United, working for state Rep. Rose Mary Robinson (D), and working as a surrogate for Bernie Sanders during his 2020 Presidential campaign. Aiyash has served as a member of Michigan United, Detroit Young Democrats, and the Michigan Democratic Party. He has also served on the boards for the Sierra Club, One Hamtramck, the Yemeni American Political Action Committee, and People's Community Services.[1]
He needs to get 76 million tweets, that would get him trending
https://justthenews.com/government/security/acting-secdef-miller-reveals-watershed-move-civilian-special-operations-report
The new policy eliminates bureaucratic layers that have existed between the Pentagon chief and the head of Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict. It also gives Special Operations Command, which is based in Tampa, Florida, a more direct line to the defense secretary.
The move is a "watershed reform," said Miller, who described U.S. Special Operations Command as "a national treasure unparalleled in the world."
The new move likely is pegged to the coming drawdown of U.S. forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, a Pentagon official told Just the News. It also hints at current bureaucratic logjams within the Department of Defense.
"This gives Miller a direct line of sight on what's going with the drawdown, and with the people he served with," the official said.
Miller, 55, served in Afghanistan alongside Green Berets, many of them riding horses, who went deep into Taliban territory in 2001 to seek and destroy the enemy.
Next week TPing Pelosis house
https://www.newsweek.com/trump-chemically-burned-lawn-racial-justice-activist-1548373?piano_t=1
Police are investigating after the word "Trump" was apparently chemically burned into a racial justice activist's lawn in Delaware.
The word was spelled out in large letters using weedkiller in the front yard of Charlotte King's home in the Wolfe Pointe community, near Lewes in Sussex County, on Friday, The Cape Gazette reported.
King, an 83-year-old Black woman, and her partner Aimee Wiest had a Biden/Harris campaign sign as well as a Black Lives Matter flag on display in their yard, according to the newspaper.
King is also the founder of the Southern Delaware Alliance For Racial Justice (SDAFRJ), which describes itself on its website as a non-partisan organization that "advocates for racial justice, equality, and fair opportunity."