-----------------------------
Cross to Crescent: The Quiet Islamic Conquest of American Churches and Christians The contrasting fortunes of Christian churches and Islamic mosques in the U.S. reflect broader societal shifts. As traditional Christian congregations shrink, Islamic centers are expanding, both in size and number. This trend has significant cultural and societal implications, suggesting a gradual shift in the nation’s religious fabric.
Moreover, the influence of foreign funding on mosque growth raises important questions about national sovereignty and security. While religious freedom is a cornerstone of American values, substantial foreign investments in Islamic centers necessitate transparency and scrutiny.
For Muslims, building a mosque is not just a matter of finding a place of worship; it is a theological statement of Islam’s hegemony. Mosques are Beachheads, staging points for wars of Islamic conquest. The conversion of churches into mosques is seen as a sign of Islam’s victorious advance and success, symbolizing its superiority over other religions. This is particularly evident when a church, a symbol of Christianity, is transformed into a mosque.
Image
-----------------------------
Julie Burchill, the veteran British columnist, contributed a clear-eyed commentary on these events to the New York Sun. “Vast levels of immigration — bringing cheap labor for the rich and decreased wages for the poor — is at the core of much of this anger,” she explained, adding that the situation “is exacerbated by the two-tier policing we have had for some time here. When non-whites riot, police tend to retreat, whereas when whites riot, police tend to charge.”
“Now I don’t need to tell you that this is Britain. In two tier policing, which many of us have been pointing out for years has become visible to millions more during the current violent disorder and indeed Keir’s response to it.”
“But as I hope my scenario makes clear it is not just about policing, the fact is what we have now is a two-tier society, a two-tier government, a two-tier mainstream media, a two-tier liberal establishment, all of them treat our anger, our concerns as proof of our inherent bigotry, our innate badness. We are indeed therefore to be managed and handled.”
“Furthermore the left that controls much of our culture and our institutions never ever give an inch. They are incapable of even considering a let alone discussing that there might be grounds for concern. They concede no ground themselves, they admit no points because to do so would see their entire ideological universe collapse.”
-----------------------------
The scary thing here is that if that many people think the First Amendment goes too far, then it’s only a matter of time before we start seeing speech control. Our system no longer has any of the controls meant to prevent this sort of thing beyond the judicial branch itself.
And considering how some judges contort themselves, I fear that the days of our republic are numbered unless we do something.
I fear that the Second Amendment is going to be needed.
Image
-----------------------------
“But the phenomenon is much more serious: many hundreds of UNRWA employees are Hamas and PIJ operatives,” the Foreign Ministry continued.
-----------------------------
“Harris-Walz: most left-wing ticket in American history,” DeSantis said. “Minnesota was ground zero for the BLM riots of 2020. Harris egged it on and Walz sat by and let Minneapolis burn.”
Walz signed the bill despite polls showing Minnesota did not want unlimited abortions.
-----------------------------
-----------------------------
Pentagon Abandons $110 Million Military Base As African Regime Takes Over Opened in 2019, Air Base 201 cost the Pentagon $110 million to build and $30 million annually to maintain, according to Defense News. The base played a pivotal role for U.S. forces working in coordination with Niger’s army in fighting against terror networks including al Qaeda and the Islamic State, both of which maintain a sweeping presence in the violent Sahel region, according to The Wall Street Journal.
-----------------------------
They want us living in mud huts and returning to a state of primitivism, while they continue to dine and live in luxury, with all of those luxuries we once enjoyed as a matter of course.
-----------------------------
Under the skin is the final authoritarian frontier; as many have noted before, if you don’t have control over what is injected into your body, you don’t have freedom in any meaningful sense of the word.
-----------------------------
The American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Nurses Association, and the Association of American Medical Colleges suggest that clinicians ask patients whether they plan to vote. So does the Department of Health and Human Services, which encourages federally funded health centers to provide "voter registration activities" to "underserved populations."
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home