Interesting Read
posted by American Crusader @ 8:06 AM
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American Crusader
I looked different with this huge Afro and hippy clothes, but I thought, if they want to stare well here I am. I was raised as an individual not as a black person. Which makes sense... because I'm white.
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7 Comments:
We should be looking at mending fences and bringing our community together and try to spread tolerance and understanding rather than tension," said Imam ...blah blah blah..the imams do nothing but fuel anti semitic and anti American hatred!..gosh good to see u back AC!!!
From the article:
The current mosque is too small, its owners said. On a 4.8-acre patch of land they bought a few years ago, they plan to build a 29,000 square-foot center equipped with a preschool, a soccer field and a basketball court.
A madrassah such as the one here? The one in the D.C. area is The Islamic Saudi Academy, which sits on large lots (2 locations). Those two locations are gated compounds.
Opponents say the land is better suited for affordable homes....
Remember that any land dedicated to a mosque will also be tax-exempt.
I saw Reverend Dozier on FNC the other day. He really stomped CAIR, when Nihal Awad tried to fob off his usual claim of "The Koran doesn't promote violence." The interviewer, obviously unprepared, didn't know how to react.
“Do you think I would sit down and talk to them and compromise?”
Love the man.
An American Black preacher who isn't an idiotic leftist? Wow! Whoda thunk it?
Benning,
Dozier seems to get it about Islam. He's becoming quite outspoken. Let's see if he can get away with it.
He's got an advantage, being a "minority" himself...
"Half these kids need religion, even if it is Muslim."
Sure, being a Muslim should go well with a poverty culture of victimhood, violence and racism.
this is a very tough issue on one hand - of course the freedom of religion people will argue one way and those of us who know the difference between right and wrong will sway the other.
we could not put a baptist church in saudi arabia...
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