X.com: Kid Rock warns of a religious civil war in America, due to the rise of Islamists
Trump kid Rock warns of a religious civil war in America, due to the rise of Islamists and calls Abdul El-Sayed a “Wolf in sheep's clothing” “I don't wanna see my grandkids one day have to fight some civil war over religious ideology.” He's absolutely rig
WASHINGTON D.C. — Kid Rock warns of a religious civil war in America, due to the rise of Islamists and calls Abdul El-Sayed a “Wolf in sheep’s clothing” “I don’t wanna see my grandkids one day have to fight some civil war over religious ideology.”.
Musician Kid Rock warned of a future domestic conflict over religious ideology, highlighting Dearborn, Michigan’s large Arab-American population. His comments target political figures like Abdul El-Sayed amid debates on cultural integration. This comes as PRRI data shows that three in ten Americans align with Christian nationalist ideologies.
Kid Rock warns of a religious civil war in America, due to the rise of Islamists and calls Abdul El-Sayed a “Wolf in sheep’s clothing” “I don’t wanna see my grandkids one day have to fight some civil war over religious ideology.” He’s absolutely right on both. Abdul is a snake looking to bring sharia law to America. x.com/FoxNews/status…
Singer Kid Rock posed at WASHINGTON D.C. on 10/11/2026.
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Video transcript I was born in Dearborn, Michigan. So was my father, raised there. My grandfather raised him there. And as we know, I don’t know if people understand how it got to be one of the biggest Arab populations outside of the Middle East in the world. I call it more of a religious ideology. I know there’s extremists and there’s milder versions of it. I don’t want to see my grandkids one day have to fight some civil war over religious ideology. This is scary. I think Al-Saadi is a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
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