The Muslim Invasion

ABC World News provided this same information on today’s newscast.  http://barenakedislam.wordpress.com provides the same information.  This is copy pasted from that site.  I have added nothing to this.  The Red color is not mine.  Add this plan for a 52,000 square foot mosque to the plans for a mosque two blocks from the World Trade Center and you get the picture.

Freedom of religion does not mean the right to dominate.  I fear that the Muslim intention is to gain control of the the entire world.

TENNESSEE town fighting construction of new mega-mosque

For the second time in two months, in Murfreesboro, a mosque is facing opposition from local residents who don’t want the monster-sized mosque constructed in their small, farming community.

With a growing Muslim community in Rutherford County, the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro wants to build on Veals Road. The project done in phases could take years to finish: a 52,000-square-foot mosque, with a community center and athletic fields.

Terrorist Front Group CAIR says this “NOT WELCOME” vandalism is a hate crime

“I believe this has been approved and run through without public notice,” resident Kevin Fisher said. ”Why have a mosque nine times the size of Nashville’s in the middle of a farming, residential community?” 

Last month, plans for a separate mosque in Brentwood were soundly defeated when residents who were against rezoning the land mounted a campaign that raised suspicions about the mosque and its leaders. Opponents encouraged residents to write letters to the city commission, and stirred more controversy by questioning links to terrorist groups.

The Muslim community is confused over the opposition. They have been good neighbors and residents in Rutherford County, they said. ”No one really comes out to speak against people, using traffic, which is malleable, to manipulate to the detriment of those applying for the property,” he said.

Delbert Ketner, a retired resident who opposes the mosque, questions the goals of those who practice Islam.
“If their goal is to advance Islam, advance their culture, then there is no real affection for our Constitution and the precepts we were founded on,” Ketner said.

Local Muslims have no idea why people don’t want a giant mosque in their town.

Imam Ossama Bahloul wants to dispel any worries, and said any disagreements should be worked out. He had to answer tough questions from his own as well. A child asked, “Why do they hate us?” (Oh, please, don’t get me started) 

When they announced their plans to build their dream facility, they also invited residents. They didn’t expect a backlash. Now they are answering to rumors of polygamy, Islamic doctrine and whether they will adhere to the U.S. Constitution, said Essam Fathy, a physical therapist who has lived in Murfreesboro since the 1980s. 

“We have nothing to hide,” Fathy said. “We do not have a hidden agenda. We’re not affiliated with anyone. Where is the tolerance?” (TOLERANCE? When you let us build churches or synagogues in your Muslim countries, we’ll consider your request)

Muslims need room (Saudi Arabia has lots of room) Fathy said the Muslim community, with 250 families, has outgrown its digs at 862 Middle Tennessee Blvd. (Who cares?) TENNESSEAN.

Muslims Want to Control the U.S.A.

(Fact or Fiction………You Decide.)

  
 

This is an excellent commentary on what is really going on here.

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Apparently they think that putting hearts and butterflies on will make most people not realize that the rest is Arabic and probably not something we want to support.

  
New Stamp – the second one!!!
USPS New 44-Cent Stamp Celebrates a Muslim holiday.
If there is only ONE thing you forward today… let it be this!

 
To use this stamp would be a slap in the face to all those AMERICANS who died at the hands of those whom this stamp honors.
      

REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of Pan Am Flight 103! REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of the American Embassies in Africa !  
Honor the United States of America !

REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of the World Trade Center in 1993!

REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of the Marine Barracks in Lebanon ! 

REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of the Military Barracks in Saudi Arabia ! 

REMEMBER to adamantly & vocally BOYCOTT this stamp, when you are purchasing your stamps at the post office.

All you have to say is No thank you, I do not want that Muslim Stamp on my letters!

 

REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of the USS COLE! 

REMEMBER the MUSLIM attack on 9/11/2001 ! 

REMEMBER all the AMERICAN lives that were lost in those vicious MUSLIM attacks!

 
Pass this along to every Patriotic American that you know and get the word out! 

 

David

A Graham Tradition of Hate

The Associated Press reported today, “Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted Muslims.”

He said he doesn’t believe “all religions are equal” and that there is only “one way to God” – and that is through Jesus.

Graham said many American Christians “feel we are losing our freedoms while people of other faiths are gaining their freedom. It’s a perception, whether it’s right or wrong.”

Franklin Graham is the son of Billy Graham. The father is a known anti-Semite.  This reported in the newser.com.

(Newser) – Billy Graham blamed Jews from the “Synagogue of Satan” for pornography in a newly released 1973 conversation with Richard Nixon, USA Today reports. The men, in a discussion about anti-Semitism and Jewish opposition to Christian evangelical efforts, agreed that Jews needed to “behave themselves” to avoid unleashing a tide of anti-Semitism.

“It happened in Germany,” Nixon told Graham. “Now it’s going to happen in America if these people don’t start behaving. It may be they have a death wish. You know that’s been the problem with our Jewish friends for centuries.” The director of the Anti-Defamation League blasted both men for spouting “age-old classical anti-Semitic canards.”

Can I slam the door in the face of another Christian trying to convert me?

The Pope Should Resign

Misbehavior from larceny to sexual scandal to child abuse is not limited to the Roman Catholic Church.  Wikipedia lists 27 Christian evangelist scandals that do not include Roman Catholic clergy.  Among them are Aimee Semple McPherson, Jim and Tammy Bakker, Jimmy Swaggart, Ted Haggard, and Tony Alamo.  The Baltimore Jewish Times reported on money laundering by Jewish religious organizations this past February 21.

The Associated Press Reported on March 15, 1995: “The Rev. Donn Moomaw, who was Ronald Reagan’s minister for decades, resigned as pastor of Bel Air Presbyterian Church because of “sexual contact” with five women, the church disclosed.”  Initially the reverend stated that he was resigning for “personal reason.”    

Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the future Pope Benedict XVI, participated in precisely the sort of secrecy and administrative negligence that has been at the root of the sexual child abuse scandal that has rocked the American Catholic archdiocese.  

The pope in a recent letter to the Irish bishops fails to see his own culpability: “It cannot be denied that some of you and your predecessors failed, at times grievously, to apply the long-established norms of canon law to the crime of child abuse. . . . I recognize how difficult it was to grasp the extent and complexity of the problem, to obtain reliable information and to make the right decisions in the light of conflicting expert advice. Nevertheless, it must be admitted that grave errors of judgment were made and failures of leadership occurred. All this has seriously undermined your credibility and effectiveness.”

The pope should resign for “health reasons.”    

Pat Robertson is at it Again!

Some Creative Writing!

From The Desparate Blogger

FEBRUARY 27, 2010 12:41PM
Robertson: “God Even Angrier with Chile than Haiti”

Citing what he described as the “the persecution of a great hero who rid their land of Godless communists” as a possible cause, prominent TV evangelist and amateur seismologist Pat Robertson today argued that the 8.8 magnitude of the earthquake that struck Chile early this morning should serve as a warning to the population that “God is even angrier with them than he is with the people of Haiti.”

“If I had to guess, I’d say it must have to do with Chile’s persecution and attempted prosecution of their great former leader, and a personal hero of mine, Augusto Pinochet – who, it should be noted, had never been convicted of a crime when the Lord called him home three years ago.”  The popular host of ‘The 700 Club’ and longtime bingo circuit icon also added, “General Pinochet not only assisted the CIA in the overthrow of Chile’s Marxist government, but is widely credited with personally arranging the meetings of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of his countrymen with Jesus.”

General Pinochet, who spent the last eight years of his life fighting prosecution on human rights and other charges before succumbing to congestive heart failure in December 2006, could not be reached for comment, even by Robertson.  The General–turned-Dictator has long been considered a transformative figure in the field of Crimes Against Humanity as a result of his landmark policy of ‘Forced Disappearance’, and was even honored in 1998 with the first-ever arrest warrant for a former head of state under the principle of ‘universal jurisdiction’ by Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzon, who is currently investigating former Bush Administration officials for War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity.

For his part, Robertson, who reportedly lobbied then-President George W. Bush on behalf of former Liberian Dictator and accused Human Rights criminal Charles Taylor in exchange for lucrative gold mining contracts,  says that he is “praying that the people of Chile will heed this warning, and never again blaspheme against God and international free-market commerce by nationalizing their most precious natural resources.”

A Church’s Failure

The mere fact that Pope Benedict XVI defended his predecessor Pius XII against Jewish critics speaks louder than all speeches to the world.  Visits to synagogues by Pope Benedict XVI contending that the Vatican “itself provided assistance, often in a hidden and discreet way” only gives recognition to the church’s failure to stand up to all Nazi atrocities.

Most of Europe (and the United States too) stood silent while the massacre of Jews occurred.  What is more astonishing is that millions of non-Jews were also murdered by the Third Reich and the church remained silent.

Pius XII will undoubtedly be declared a saint no matter what the opinion of the rest of the world.  Benedict’s decision to revoke the excommunication of a renegade bishop, who had denied that millions of Jews died in the Holocaust, only adds to the proof that religion is no longer a guiding light.

Law Stands Above Religion

 

I saw the interview of Bishop Thomas Tobin of Providence on Hardball.  It is accurate to say that Chris Matthews was not the deferential Catholic.  Mr. Matthews clearly disagrees with Catholic teachings.  That aside the Bishop said something that was truly disturbing to me.  He said of an elected official “His first commitment has to be to his faith. … No commitment is more important than your commitment to your faith.” He repeated that second sentence twice saying the words precisely the same.  In other words your religious beliefs takes a higher priority than faith to the laws of the country.

How does this philosophy differ from Jihadists and others holding extreme religious views?  This bishop would make an excellent witness for Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and Maj. Nidal Hasan.  I believe that the United States cannot survive as created by its founding fathers if we accept religious beliefs to hold a higher authority than the laws of our nation.  Apparently I am not alone in this view.  Chris Matthews is at least one other voice that believes law stands above belief.

The Constitution and the Cross

A New York Times editorial worth re-printing

Published: October 6, 2009

When the Supreme Court takes up a religion case, it often prompts overheated charges: There is a war against Christianity under way; or civil liberties groups are trying to turn this into a secular nation. The court is scheduled to hear arguments on Wednesday in a case that raises none of these issues — even though Americans may well be treated to another round of scare stories.

The narrow question is whether a large cross that has been placed on federal land violates the establishment clause of the First Amendment, the founders’ direction that there must be a wall of separation between church and state. The court should rule that it does.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars erected a cross in 1934 in San Bernardino County, Calif. — in what is now the Mojave National Preserve — to honor America’s war dead. Since then, the cross has been replaced several times, most recently around 1998. Its religious significance is clear, but the National Park Service has not allowed other religions to add symbols. In 1999, the park service denied a request by an individual to place a Buddhist memorial in the area. The cross has also been the site of Easter sunrise services for more than 70 years.

Frank Buono, a former assistant superintendent of the preserve who said that he still visits regularly, sued to challenge the display’s constitutionality.

The case comes to the Supreme Court in an unusual form. When a Federal District Court ruled that the cross violated the establishment clause, Congress transferred the property under it to a veterans’ group in exchange for other property. In a second round of litigation, a Federal District Court ruled that the land transfer continued the constitutional violation. The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, affirmed.

The Supreme Court will first consider whether Mr. Buono has standing to challenge the cross. The cross’s supporters argue that he has not really been injured and, therefore, should not be able to sue. But as someone who was in contact with the cross and was offended by its presence, he was injured. More precisely, though, in this case, Mr. Buono has won a court injunction against the cross, and Congress’s land transfer interferes with his injunction. He has a right to challenge the transfer.

On the merits, the appeals court was right that the cross must come down. By allowing a Christian cross, and not symbols of other faiths, on federal land, the government was favoring one religion over others. Also, Congress has designated the cross as a national memorial, which means that it continues to have official government endorsement.

The land transfer was mere window-dressing. Bypassing normal procedures for disposing of government land, Congress gave the land to an entity it understood would keep up the cross, and it provided that the land would be returned if it was not used as a memorial.

Religious symbolism of this kind on government land is, by its very nature, exclusionary. Allowing only a cross to stand over the memorial sends a message to Jews, Muslims, Buddhists and others that their sacrifices, and their family members’ sacrifices, are not appreciated or mourned.

It also sends a message that state and church are intertwined. A single cross does not, by itself, mean America has an established religion, but if the Supreme Court stops caring that the government is promoting a particular religion, we will be down the path toward having one.

Don’t Knock On My Door

About every three months the Jehovah’s Witnesses send a group of four people down my street.  The want to leave their Watchtower magazine and they actively try to discern anyone who might be a convert.  In addition there are other Christian groups that send their members into the neighborhood trying to obtain converts.  My wife sends them away with a nasty set of words.  I like to engage them in discussion for the purpose of encouraging them to think about their beliefs.

I view religious beliefs as a personal thing. It’s wonderful living in the Untied States because the nation honors everyone’s right to believe whatever they want.  There is no state sponsored religion.  “In God We Trust” appears on all of our money.  We can conclude that the nation does believe there is a God.  Other nations are not so open minded.  Arab nations base much of their law on Islam.  Israel identifies itself as a Jewish state.

My complaint is the visit by the Pope to Jordan and Israel.  Perhaps the Pope believes he can heal wounds between Catholics and Muslims or between Catholics and Jews.  What could he possibly say that will change anyone’s views?  I am happy with my religious beliefs.  His visit to my neighborhood would be greeted with about the same response that I give to those Jehovah’s Witnesses.  I am really not interested in your views and beliefs.  In the name of peace in this world don’t try to convert me and don’t spread hatred.  After all, God may be watching.

Religion in Government

There is no religious requirement to be President of the United States of America.  Despite that fact religion has been introduced into the Republican Party nomination campaign.  There have been numerous articles and discussions about Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee.

Mitt Romney has tried to avoid the religious discussions by discussing “values” rather than specific beliefs.   Mike Huckabee, however, recently had a campaign ad that promotes him as a “Christian leader.”

 

During today’s TV interview show “This Week” on ABC, Mike Huckabee, a Southern Baptist, sidestepped questions about whether he considers Romney, who is a Mormon, to be a Christian. The Southern Baptist Convention, the nation’s largest Protestant group, considers Mormonism a cult.  Huckabee also said he does not believe it is important for the president to be a Christian.  Then why is he promoting his religious views? 

 

 

I find this situation a horrifying turn of events.  Is this nation any different from Iraq, Iran and other Arab nations that have all their laws based upon the Koran? I thought the U.S.A. had risen above this kind of feudal and tribal vision.  Am I wrong?