"...morons allow jihadist schooling 10 miles away from me"
Then don’t complain about my short wave radio antenna!
They could always burn it down....LOL
Mosque with Minarets..just helps in so many ways!!!
"...morons allow jihadist schooling 10 miles away from me"
Someone should by the property just east of the location and put up a church that has a big cross on the building.
Just wait until the install the loudspeakers for the ‘call’ to prayer FIVE TIMES A DAY!..................
They’re not houses of worship. They’re indoctrination centers for a reptilian ideology.
explains how consumers are paying for halal certification which pays for more mosques, more islamic centers, more islamic schools, and funds further dawa
The futility of folks who take time to rally against zoning alterations to accomodate encroaching Islam...yet don't understand or know that they may undermine all their efforts to halt islamic encroachment every time a purchase is made of products from companies swayed by a food tax inflicted on all -- halal certification
Just wait until they start the 5 times a day “Call To Prayer”. One of the most prominent of our nations leaders call it one of the most beautiful sounds in the world!
“Drop you bombs between the minarets.”
They are bringing that SHXX on themselves.
It’s all going to come down to the American soldier. Will he fight against his own kind?
For those who don’t know, this is how they mark their conquests.
This is why the “Dome of the Rock” sits right on top of the ruins of Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
They consider this land now belongs to Islam.
...The settlement agreement preserves the residential zoning on the property...
I’m sure that the 5 times a day amplified yodel oodling call to “prayer” from the minaret peaks fits right into the residential neighborhood.
In Islam minarets are used to show they Islam is dominant over that area and they have been allowed to do this. There is no frigging common sense by most in the west today.
In Arabic, Al Fatah means “Conquest”.
Couldn’t be any plainer than that.
A few years ago, in the residential area in Scottsdale AZ where I live, along a semi main street (no businesses in the area, just houses and entries to gated communities), a mosque was built.
Now, on the next, major street from the site, there were three other churches within a mile, plus a big empty building site. Local residents offered to buy that property and swap it for the land the mosque was going to use, since it would have then put the mosque along the main street which already had these other houses of worship.
Nope. The mosque was going to be friendly - just a flat, low roof so as to not block block views of the mountains (that’s a really big thing here, and even “high rises” are limited as to not block views of the mountains).
And that’s how it was built a few hears ago. No dome, no bell tower. Very friendly to the wishes of the neighbors.
Guess what? Last year, after being there for a couple of years, construction started up again. Now there’s a nice tall mound of a dome quite higher than the original roof line, plus a really tall bell tower next to that.
Makes you wonder how long before more promises made during the hearings process, like no bells for the call to prayers, are broken.
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I hope that the surrounding neighbors will enjoy the call to prayers being broadcast from the minarets 5 times a day.
