MAGA congressional candidate Valentina Gomez has ignited controversy with an anti-Islamic campaign ad where she used a flamethrower to set fire to a Quran, vowing to “end Islam” in Texas. Gomez, who has a history of using hateful rhetoric and staging violent stunts against various groups, previously staged a mock execution of an immigrant. The recent actions have elicited strong condemnation, with critics accusing her of incitement. Gomez, who is also an immigrant, has made other offensive and controversial statements and actions, including burning LGBTQ+ books and making disparaging comments about other groups.
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Salwan Momika, an Iraqi refugee known for publicly burning Qur’ans, was fatally shot in Sweden, prompting an investigation into potential foreign involvement. Five individuals were arrested, though the shooter’s identity remains unconfirmed. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson expressed concerns about a connection to a foreign power, citing existing intelligence on foreign interference in Sweden. Momika’s actions had sparked international outrage and significantly impacted Sweden’s NATO application process. The court dismissed the case against Momika posthumously.
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Salwan Momika, an Iraqi man residing in Sweden, was fatally shot in Södertälje on Wednesday evening. Momika, known for his Quran burning protests that ignited widespread unrest and diplomatic tensions, was awaiting a verdict on charges of inciting hatred against an ethnic group. Five individuals were arrested following the shooting, and the investigation involves Sweden’s security services due to potential links to foreign powers. The shooting resulted in the postponement of Momika’s trial.
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Salwan Momika, an Iraqi Christian who ignited widespread international anger by repeatedly burning copies of the Quran in Sweden, was fatally shot in Sodertalje. The shooting occurred indoors, and police confirmed his death after he was transported to the hospital. A Stockholm court had been scheduled to rule on charges of inciting ethnic hatred against Momika, but this ruling has been postponed to February 3rd due to his death. The incident follows a series of protests by Momika which sparked significant outrage in many Muslim-majority countries.
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