Rep. Rashida Tlaib: Islamophobia 'is still very present on both sides of the aisle' in Congress

[dilbert firestorm]

Originally Posted by gnadfly

I've written about this before on eccie.

I worked with a white guy who converted to Islam to marry a Middle Eastern woman he met at UH. A few months after 9/11 he went to his imam and asked why there wasn't any outrage at the mosque or in the Muslim community because of the devastation it caused the country.

He was told it was very bad form to criticize other Muslims for acts against non-Muslims. The Imam wouldn't, Muslims in the mosque wouldn't do it and he shouldn't do it. That was here in Houston.

The "dirty non-secret" is many mosques members here in America are pro-Sharia over the Constitution. And many of the people who are going over to Syria and are "radicalized lone wolves" are being radicalized in the mosques and the internet.

Keep frosty.

Originally Posted by lustylad

Un-fucking-believable! As if it's not "bad form" to fly airplanes into buildings and slaughter thousands of our citizens???

Fuck the imam. This kind of stuff makes a Muslim ban seem utterly rational. People who think and preach that shit should not be allowed into the country. How do they pass the tests and get sworn in as naturalized citizens if they think like that?

Originally Posted by oeb11

Islam has a concept "Taqiyah" - it is expected to lie to advance Islam, particularly to "unbelievers".
Islam is a Cult - bars any other religions in countries Islam holds as it is both Religion and government.

That Imam expressed that cult status perfectly in "Taqiyah"!

one should never trust muslims.

[themystic]

Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

one should never trust muslims.

that's what they say about christians

never trust the po-po either