I have tried, unsuccessfully, to discuss the dangers of Islam and Sharia Law with friends and family, but I usually get a “so what” or “freedom of religion” or “it’ll never take off here” reaction… then the other night while playing cards with the guys I tried a whole new approach. When the discussion went to the Constitution (as it inevitably does) I steered it to State Rights. I described how one of the states is looking at enacting new laws that protect men’s rights during a nasty divorce and even putting in provisions that state a wife can’t refuse her husband’s sexual advances or its grounds for divorce. Not only that, but she gets nothing in the divorce…not even the kids. No alimony. No child support. Several of the guys, having gone through nasty divorces were immediately intrigued and wanted to move to THAT state! When asked which state, I replied, Iran…dead silence. Now imagine the temptation of Sharia Law for American men in that context and you can see how dangerous it truly is…food for thought.
Sharia law is already a reality in Canada and Britain. See here :
http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/08/sharia_law_in_canada_and_brita.html
Oklahoma can’t even pass a voter-supported law banning Sharia in its state.
It is closer than most people think.
Sharia law is already a reality in Canada and Britain. See here :
http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/08/sharia_law_in_canada_and_brita.html
Oklahoma can’t even pass a voter-supported law banning Sharia in its state.
It is closer than most people think.
Sharia law is already a reality in Canada and Britain. See here :
http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/08/sharia_law_in_canada_and_brita.html
Oklahoma can’t even pass a voter-supported law banning Sharia in its state.
It is closer than most people think.
Perhaps the next time you are playing cards with your friends you ask if they really know who their daughters or sisters are dating and could it ever possibly be a nice
‘harmless’ Mooselimb lad.
Those guys don’t understand how much THEY (even as men) would be oppressed under Islam. When one gets only a narrow picture of something but not all the details one can be duped (as you did with your buddies, to prove a point).