[Texas Songwriter]

Consider this. The fastest growing religion in the world is Islam. The fastest growing segment of U.S. society is Islam. At the rate of growth Islamics will be the majority faction in the U.S.A. in 50 years.
Now consider the judicial activism and rewriting of our constitution by the supremes (consider Ginsberg,Kennedy, and others) who openly state they "interpret" the Constitution in the light of what foreign jurists rule on matters before them and incorporate, as stare decisis, those rulings and these become embodied in our own rulings which lower courts now use.
Is it too much of a strectch to consider the branch of government which is supposed to be immune from political considerations, but now are activist judges circumventing a constituional representative government, could, in 50 years, completely reinterpret the U.S.Constitution toward an Islamic theocracy? Is it too offensive to consider the fact that Roe v. Wade, Grizzwald, and others could never come to represent a prevalent body of law that could dominate judicial rulings for 30, 40,50 years. I would at one time said it would be impossible. But here we are.
Just as it is time to think about a dysfunctional social security system which will be broken in 30 - 40 years, it is time to consider the broken, activist, supreme court and get back to our constitutional republic. We must demand nothing less than strict originalists on the court. We must then set about recinding these indane rulings from on high (S.C.) and bring back into line our tattered constitution.

[garyhope]

Boy am I surprised.

[Kurt_D]

Imam Yusuf Kavakci of the Dallas Central Mosque in Richardson acknowledged that Wahhabi materials have been brought into his mosque – among scores of publications on display there – but he said he rejects the Wahhabi teachings.

This idiot has certainly no shame whatsoever.

[SheLion]

[Professional Engineer]

Wow, who'd have thought it. Especially after seeing all the head scarves...

[NRA2BFree]

Anti-Jewish and anti-American propaganda published by the Saudi Arabian government has been on display at U.S. mosques, according to an American human rights group.

The publications – including some found in the largest mosque in the Dallas area – urge Muslims to hate Christians and Jews and to refuse service in "infidel" armies.

Nah, I'm not gonna believe that about the religion of peace. < / sarcasm >

CAIR has been yelling about how the Muslims are mistreated and profiled. It's no wonder Americans hate them!! They are going to push the American people too far one of these days and they're not gonna like the outcome.

[John Lenin]

[LoudRepublicangirl]

The majority of the stuff they picked is in Arabic, a language that most people in mosques don't read," said Ibrahim Hooper, spokesman for the Council on American Islamic Relations, a lobbying group that promotes Muslim causes.


You know he has major camel balls trying to give excuses for something that he would file a lawsuit against if the shoe were on the other foot.

[NoClones]

this bull about islam being a religion of peace reminds me of the Martians in Mars Attacks broadcasting a 'translation' saying, 'Do not run, we are your friends! All the while they are mowing people down with their weaponry!

In fact, this is just about what these blood-thirsty, torturing, 7th-century throwback freaks are doing!

[uglybiker]

You mean, they found college textbooks?!!

[mrsmith]

Good article.

Obviously a lot of the commenters here didn't read it.

[hosepipe]

Al Tageya muslim 'science" of lieing...
http://answering-islam.org/Index/L/lying.html

[Luigi Vasellini]

bump

[DallasMike]

The mosque is about 3 miles from my home at the Garland-Richardson border. I drive by it every few weeks or so and think how fortunate they are to be in our country.

We shop occasionally at a nearby Middle Eastern food store. Most people are very nice (they came here to escape their own hellish culture) but there are definitely a few that look pretty crazed.

[Cronos]

Enemy within alert

[Stultis]

I'm not posting any contact information here because, sadly, there are too many hateful bigots in the forum, but I am sending the following to the board of directors at this Mosque:

Gentlemen,

Regarding the recent article in the Dallas Morning News: Although I am not Muslim, I have close friends that are and this kind of story affects them adversely and dishonors their valued faith.

I understand that it is difficult to run an institution on a tight budget, but this does not absolve you of responsibility for the educational materials it makes available. I urge you in the strongest possible terms to, in the future, either reject Saudi materials completely, or invest in an industrial quality shredder and the necessary time to police them.

The bit about the shredder is not a joke, by the way.

[ppaul]