What gives you that idea? It is happening quite frequently right here in these United States. Ever hear of Dearborn, MI?
We have good current information thanks to “The American Mosque 2011″ survey and head researcher Ihsan Bagby of the University of Kentucky (a Muslim and onetime United Methodist). Not all ethnic Muslims join, but mosque locations provide our best indicator of population dispersal since the U.S. Census does not ask about religion.
Bagby identified 2,106 U.S. mosques, up from 1,209 in 2000 and 962 in 1994. His list excludes Muslim Student Association chapters though they may host worship, and groups the orthodox do not consider Islamic, such as the Ahmadiyya Community, Moorish Science, and Louis Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam.
The biggest mosque totals are in these metropolitan areas: New York City (192), southern California (120), Chicago (90), Philadelphia (63), Detroit (62), San Francisco Bay (62), Atlanta (55), northern New Jersey (53), Houston (42), and Dallas-Fort Worth (39). States with the most mosques are: New York (257), California (246), Texas (166), Florida (118), Illinois (109), New Jersey (109), Pennsylvania (99), Michigan (77), Georgia (69), and Virginia (62).
There are over 70 Moslem Community Centers in the US.
Once the host is infected, a virus spreads like wildfire until the immune system kicks recognizes it as a threat. Quite often too late to save the host.
Yeah. You wanna live there?
Look, it's like this...there are puhlenty of people in this country who will fight and react violently if such is foisted on them. Michigan is almost a lost cause. Not so for other states. Think of Arkansas, Idaho, Tennessee, South Carolina, Alabama, Arizona, Utah and the list goes on and on. It may come to violent confrontation but I will side with those opposed to Islam in all its forms.
There are something like 120,000 Baptist congregations, 35,000 Methodist congregations, 17,500 Catholic parishes, tens of thousands of other Christian churches in the U.S. I think we have them outnumbered.
Target rich environments.