Rick Perry's dangerous Muslim compromise

World Net Daily ^ | Aug. 14, 2011 | Joel Richardson

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Rick Perry's dangerous Muslim compromise Posted: August 14, 2011 9:00 pm Eastern

By Joel Richardson © 2011

There's no doubt that Texas Gov. Rick Perry has made a massive national splash in recent weeks by calling for a large prayer and fasting rally in the Texas' Reliant Stadium. The gathering garnered widespread support, as it should have, from a broad spectrum of evangelical Christians throughout America.

Even nominal Christians will admit that the United States now more than ever, deeply needs the church to pray. But while many Christians fully supported the call to pray and fast for our nation, many were also rightfully leery of Perry's prominent involvement in the event, particularly in light of the fact that it only preceded his official announcement to run for president by a week. While evangelicals should no doubt be looking for a president with integrity, humility and a reliance on Jehovah God to guide this nation, we must also be extremely cautious of throwing our full support behind anyone simply because he makes a good public showing of his Christian faith.

And as the inevitable onslaught of public scrutiny begins, some of it will no doubt be pure demagoguery. But conservatives must be careful not to disregard every criticism offhand. As the primaries begin, conservatives must take the time to thoroughly vet all candidates to see who will present us not only with the best candidate to defeat Obama, but also the best person to lead the nation forward.

That said, right out of the chute, of cause for deep concern is an apparently close relationship Perry has fostered over the years with a Muslim leader know as "His Highness" Prince Shah Karim Al-Husayni, the Aga Khan IV.

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[Lady Lucky]

Please do not ping me to this topic again. It suggests you think I am pro-Perry when I have said otherwise. If you can’t get that right, you likely can’t get the other things right either.

If people don’t know a hit piece when they see one, they’re beyond help.

My previous comments can be absorbed, or they can’t. Thus I urged “First get informed.”

[MestaMachine]

I didn’t ping you to the topic, I was partially responding to your post. Freeper etiquestte and all that. Your request is noted, but I wouldn’t have pinged you for any other reason in any case.

[Liz]

The Muslim curriculum Perry contrived to be placed in Texas school preaches that Islam is a "religion of peace." It completely ignores the atrocities committed by global Islam for centuries. The Perry-endorsed curriculum is tantamount to inculcating American youth with the big lie. Who among us believes the 9/11 hijackers acted on a "perverse and narrow interpretation" of their religion?

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Here we examine Islam's religious beliefs. The Koran---Islam's religious playbook----contains the directives that rule their lives and form the basis of what they believe. The fundamentals of what they believe are at the core of their thinking.

EVERY Muslim must abide by these directives or deal with dire consequences. All Muslims are compelled to look down on non-Muslims as infidels. Muslims are warned to have no unbelieving friends.

Here are some of the Koran's more alarming teachings.

Kill the unbelievers wherever you find them. 4:89

When you fight with disbelievers, do not retreat. Those who do will go to hell. 8:15-16

Those that the Muslims killed were not really killed by them. It was Allah who did the killing. 8:17

Fight the disbelievers! Allah is on your side; he will give you victory. 9:12-14

The “Religion of Truth” (Islam) must prevail, by force if necessary, over all other religions. 9:33

Fight the disbelievers and hypocrites. Be harsh with them. They are all going to hell anyway. 9:73

Fight disbelievers who are near you, and let them see the harshness in you. 9:123

If you refuse to fight for Allah, he will punish you with a painful doom. 48:16

[sport]

Mark

[Liz]

It's all about Muslim triumphalism. The Muslims know how to twist, turn, and manipulate politicians. They won out over nitwits like powermonger Perry --- eager to look like a world leader --- launching his globalism from Texas. The Islamists think they have Americans exactly where there want them---they've got vote-crazed politicians like Perry on all fours, all puckered up, sucking up to them.

All of us are sick and tired of these foreign-born "hyphenates" sticking it to Americans. Americans know all the world wants to live like we do---even our poorest live handsomely compared to some of these backwater Third World hellholes. Now instead of blending into the US melting pot, the hyphenates want to radically change our culture---they want us to be like them.

That ain't gonna happen.

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STROLL DOWN MEMORY LANE Clearly, when he gave his build-the-Cordoba-mosque-at-Ground-Zero speech from the WH, Ohaha's articulated words and his voice inflections, were archly crafted. Ohaha knew full well that he was throwing a megaton bomb into the American culture......and he was not in the least concerned.

Ohaha knows full well that building the Ground Zero Cordoba mosque is another version of "Triumphalism".....brought to you from another group of hyphenates bent on mischief. Latinos are itching for Reconquista. The mosquevites are looking to impose Sharia law on the US.

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REFERENCE---The push to build the Cordoba Mosque at Ground Zero is all about Muslin triumphalism---the warrior mentality to let people know they have been conquered.

The Great Mosque of Córdoba, Spain, begun 786 by Muslims (who tookover St Vincent's RC Church). But in 1238, the Cordoba Mosque was converted into Roman Catholic cathedral.

Aerial view of the Great Mosque of Córdoba, Spain, begun 786, doubled in area in the 10th century to 585 x 410 feet, with 1,200 columns supporting horseshoe arches, patterned with colored marbles and other stones. Although it was converted into Córdoba's Roman Catholic cathedral in 1238, the building is known locally as La Mezquita —The Mosque. LINK AT SITE: see the Great Mosque of Córdoba, showing the Christian alterations.

[antisocial]

The Ron Paul supporters are out in force today. LOL

[stephenjohnbanker]

” The Ron Paul supporters are out in force today. LOL “

Who might they be ?

[nuconvert]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2764581/posts?page=53#53

[MestaMachine]

Ron Paul is an antisemitic lunatic. This has nothing to do with ANY other politician, declared or undeclared. This stands all on its own. I was still taking the measure of Rick Perry when someone on a pro-perry thread asked what his position was on islam. It made me curious, so I went out on the web to see for myself.
I was, as almost everybody else was, waiting for his speech to declare his candidacy and while I was waiting, the reporter announced that a statement from Houston CAIR came out in support of Rick Perry.
So don't try to obfuscate this subject with innuendo nd impliations that are totally ridiculous because ron paul isa muslim enabler his own self.

And he is also supported by stormfront.
So you can just put that argument back in your baggie of tricks and excuses because it won't fly.

[LucyT]

. . . . Back to the thread.

Check out # 55 , # 57 , # 59 , # 63 , # 65

Thanks to MestaMachine and Liz.

[MestaMachine]

Keep going. stein is woefully misinformed. The ismailis have disguised who and what they really are inthe US. They have even diguised their mosques so they do not make Americans uncomfortable.

MOSQUE IN PLANO, TEXAS

09:01 PM CDT on Tuesday, June 14, 2005
By LINDA STEWART BALL / The Dallas Morning News

PLANO – The Ismaili Muslim community announced Tuesday that it is building a $6.5 million worship and community center in Plano, where it has found a warm welcome.

Gov. Rick Perry flew in to lay the first ceremonial brick for the center's foundation. It was a symbolic gesture since the site for the new center will be a few miles northeast of the Gleneagles Country Club in Plano, where the foundation ceremony was held.

The governor, who is friends with the Ismaili Muslims' spiritual leader, His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan, said he was honored to participate.

"Our culture is enriched and our society strengthened by a diverse mixture of traditions, heritages and faiths," Mr. Perry said. "While differences may exist on the surface, there is a common hope for the future that dwells in the heart of every Texan."

The Ismaili Jamatkhana and Center is a house of worship for Ismailis and a gathering place for youths. The proposed 30,000-square-foot Plano facility will be the first one in Collin County and one of five Jamatkhanas in North Texas.

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The complex eschews the domes typically found atop Islamic mosques in favor of a more contemporary structure with gardens, a prayer hall, social space, and administrative and education wings.

HERE IS THE MONEY QUOTE:

Ismailis belong to the Shia tradition of Islam, which is a sect of the Shiite group. As such, they believe in one God and consider the Quran the holy text through which God's words were revealed to the prophet Muhammad. They believe that Muhammad was the last of God's messengers to mankind.

Same quran as every other muslim. Same beliefs. Same EVERYTHING. Just not showing it here....for now.

[LucyT]

# 71

The ismailis have disguised who and what they really are inthe US. They have even diguised their mosques so they do not make Americans uncomfortable.

MOSQUE IN PLANO, TEXAS

09:01 PM CDT on Tuesday, June 14, 2005
By LINDA STEWART BALL / The Dallas Morning News

PLANO – The Ismaili Muslim community announced Tuesday that it is building a $6.5 million worship and community center in Plano, where it has found a warm welcome.

Gov. Rick Perry flew in to lay the first ceremonial brick for the center's foundation. It was a symbolic gesture since the site for the new center will be a few miles northeast of the Gleneagles Country Club in Plano, where the foundation ceremony was held.

The governor, who is friends with the Ismaili Muslims' spiritual leader, His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan, said he was honored to participate.

"Our culture is enriched and our society strengthened by a diverse mixture of traditions, heritages and faiths," Mr. Perry said. "While differences may exist on the surface, there is a common hope for the future that dwells in the heart of every Texan."

The Ismaili Jamatkhana and Center is a house of worship for Ismailis and a gathering place for youths. The proposed 30,000-square-foot Plano facility will be the first one in Collin County and one of five Jamatkhanas in North Texas.

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The complex eschews the domes typically found atop Islamic mosques in favor of a more contemporary structure with gardens, a prayer hall, social space, and administrative and education wings.

HERE IS THE MONEY QUOTE:

Ismailis belong to the Shia tradition of Islam, which is a sect of the Shiite group. As such, they believe in one God and consider the Quran the holy text through which God's words were revealed to the prophet Muhammad. They believe that Muhammad was the last of God's messengers to mankind.

Same quran as every other muslim. Same beliefs. Same EVERYTHING. Just not showing it here....for now.

[nuconvert]

You sound like a ‘kill all muslims” type. Do you believe that there are any honest, decent muslims?

[PSYCHO-FREEP]

Hot Air is on the same page as World Nut Daily. The Palinistas are determined to destroy all opposition.

Their biggest problem is, they are a very small number or radicals and not many want any part of their rhetoric. In the end, they will lose big.

[MestaMachine]

That is a fair question. Yes, I have. And I have been told by several that the REASON they are still muslims is because they are afraid of what would happen to them if they tried to be anything else.
Muslims who don’t act like muslims are considered apostates.
My BEST friend did try. She went home to visit her family and never came back. She is dead. She was 24 years old.
Does that answer your question?

[MestaMachine]

This has nothing to do with Sarah Palin. As I said before, this is a stand alone issue. I would feel the same way if it was Sarah Palin, believe me. Or anyone else. An underculture that is trying to become the dominant culture will use any method or person at its disposal. It will lie in your face until it can either convert you, enslave you, or kill you. Look at what is happening to Great Britain. Do you think it can’t happen here?
Did you appreciate GWB teaching us what a great religion of peace islam was after 9/11? Did you like it when he brought in thousands of muslims on fasttrack visas? Do you like it better now that obama is quadrupling down on the number of muslims coming in? Do you appreciate the state department lifting restrictions and giving visas to KNOWN radicals? Does it comfort you that they are coming in over our unsecured borders? Do you want it to continue unabated?

[mojitojoe]

Honestly, that does it for me. I cannot be supportive of him in any way. IF he wins the nomination, yes, I will vote for him because sitting home is a vote for the Muslim Marxist in chief. Primary, no, he will not get my vote.

[mojitojoe]

Honestly, that does it for me. I cannot be supportive of him in any way. IF he wins the nomination, yes, I will vote for him because sitting home is a vote for the Muslim Marxist in chief. Primary, no, he will not get my vote.

[nuconvert]

“Muslims who don’t act like muslims are considered apostates.”

And what would “acting like a muslim” be? You do realize that there are different sects? And that one may be looked upon as an apostate to another sect? And that there are muslims who recognize different sects within islam?

The example of your best friend, though it’s sad, means that her family or others involved were zealots. There are plenty of people who leave the faith and aren’t killed, but you don’t hear about them. There are plenty who marry outside their religion, but you usually hear about the ones that ended in murder.

Is there a fear among muslims from the zealots within their religion, yes - That’s one of the reasons they may emmigrate, to be able to practice as they wish and get away from the fanatics. Unfortunately, the fanatics come too for their own reasons.

[MestaMachine]

And until there is a surefire way to tell them apart, islam should NOT be taught in our schools as something it absolutely is not.
As long as islam MUST abide by the quran, it will never be compatible with western civilization. Whether you call it shariah or tariqah, it is an obedience to a false god.
ismailism differs from the twelvers in that the imam, aga khan, is seen as “immaculate and sinless” upon whom allah has conferred absolute and unfettered power over ALL religions.
Whatever HE says is the law. Whatever he states is the truth. He is divine.