Somalians Claim Minnesota Promised in Genesis 3000 Years Ago – 70 IQ Two-State Insanity Exposed! (Video)

You have to wonder if the radical left’s identity politics has jumped the shark, but this TikTok rant from a Somali man in Minnesota claiming the state was “promised” to his people 3,000 years ago in Genesis takes the cake for unhinged. In the video, the guy in a blue durag and hoodie leans into the camera from a car, declaring, “Minnesota was promised to the Somalians 3,000 years ago. And the book of Genesis says that you must honor the Somalians.” He calls native Minnesotans “foreigners” and insists the Bible commands respect for Somalis as the “chosen people.” It’s like if someone claimed Florida was Yahweh’s gift to Floridians—pure delusion wrapped in scripture.

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Where does it say Somalians?

A fair question, since Genesis is about Abraham’s covenant with the Israelites, not East Africans. The TikTok screenshot shows the man mid-rant, serious face, text overlay reading “Minnesota was promised to the Somalians 3000 years ago,” with hashtags like #SomaliaFirst—a viral mix of 70 IQ theology and invasion vibes.

This isn’t harmless nonsense; it’s a symptom of the unchecked migration that’s turned parts of Minnesota into no-go zones. Somali gangs roam Minneapolis streets, welfare fraud funnels millions to Al-Shabaab terrorists back home, and now we’re hearing biblical claims on American soil. Under Biden-Harris, over 10 million unvetted migrants flooded in, straining resources and eroding assimilation. Trump’s executive order pausing Third World migration is a start, but stories like this show the cultural clash is here.

The left cheers “diversity,” but when “foreigners” are the natives, it’s over. Voters, demand assimilation or repatriation—our states aren’t handouts from Genesis. Midterms are coming; wake up before it’s too late.

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