The Islamization Of American Towns: New Jersey's First Islamic City Is A Warning.

[other one]

34 minutes ago, Alive said:

People need to understand these things. It needs to be realized that every Muslim is a potential terrorist. All that is required is a catalyst.

All it takes is an Imam telling them it's important.

[walla299]

It should also be understood that in Islam there is no so-called separation of "church and state". They are one and the same in Islam as other one said. This is completely different than the western way of doing things.

There are several areas here in Phoenix that have looked a lot like places I saw in the Middle East when I was there in the 90s. They are building some huge new mosques too which means they are here to stay . . . and so it goes. Europe and UK will be lost soon if they don't stand up for their western culture.

[walla299]

1 hour ago, Marathoner said:

The world bemoaning the world. What of it? For those of us who dwell with the Lord who also dwells with us, it's nothing. 

What of it?

Perhaps its just "of the world" but that doesn't mean that the church shouldn't keep it's eyes open. Its a mission field right on your front door step for one thing. We can still share Christ with them for now without necessarily taking our lives in our hands. That will change with time as their numbers increase.

If the Islamization is allowed to continue that will be the case just as in some areas in France where the muslims won't talk to the police. Suspected murders go unsolved because the western authorities area effectively walled out in these areas. This is not okay.

 

[In the Clouds]

I became aware of Islamization in the early 2000s, too.  Turkey was giving away fam (familiarization) trips to our Senators and Congressmen to showcase and educate Sharia Law.  Some of our reps actually went on these trips and came back saying what a beautiful country Turkey is.  Charter schools backed by wealthy Muslims started popping up across the US.  They taught Sharia Law to students and many got endorsements and financing from some of our wealthiest business men.  It's a not so subtle influence.

[Sower]

And people wonder why we need a border wall. And say Trump is too extreme in his deportation policies.
There is a very good and important reason for scrutinizing those who enter legally.

I met my future bride in Houston Tx. while working there.
As of 2012, Houston was known for having the largest Muslim community within both Texas and the entire Southern United States.
And the beat goes on...

However, God is still on the throne...

[ladypeartree]

my neighbour has spent the last weekend in London ..he said he walked around fr three days and didnt hear a single person speaking English. Gangs of teens openly carry knives ( illegally )the majority of them middle eastern origin ..there is a child murdered by a knife in London every day and injured  in a knife attack every few hours. They even have senior judges saying they should be treated less harshly when they are caught as it is their culture and dont get started on grooming gangs every single one Indian/Pakistani/middle eastern and guess what "faith" ?

 

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[Marathoner]

4 hours ago, walla299 said:

What of it?

Perhaps its just "of the world" but that doesn't mean that the church shouldn't keep it's eyes open. Its a mission field right on your front door step for one thing. We can still share Christ with them for now without necessarily taking our lives in our hands. That will change with time as their numbers increase.

If the Islamization is allowed to continue that will be the case just as in some areas in France where the muslims won't talk to the police. Suspected murders go unsolved because the western authorities area effectively walled out in these areas. This is not okay.

 

Yes, what of it? Right now, in the absence of whatever you all are groaning about in this topic, there are murders which are never solved. There are people who disappear without a trace... and the authorities do nothing about it. I have witnessed people refusing to talk. They are not Muslim. Muslims aren't involved.

I recall how law enforcement refused to investigate a crime so, having done their job for them myself, they still refused to do a thing about it. All of that happens right here, right now, and has been going on for longer than any of us have been alive. 

So, the comfort zone of the comfortable is being violated? So what... there has been much, much worse going on underneath your collective noses. Read Romans 3. Then, read about what the Lord and the apostle Paul endured. Are your churches better than them?

Edited March 13 by Marathoner

[ayin jade]

Years ago in phoenix, a young girl was murdered by her father, deliberately run over by his suv) because he felt she was becoming too american and doing things against her islamic culture (she wanted to go to the movies with her friend). The county attorney stated that he would not seek a death penalty for first degree murder, like he would have for anyone else, because he was just acting out as his religious beliefs of honor killings. He was muslim immigrated from a middle eastern country.  Everyone was outraged.

So why does it matter? A girl was murdered, likely unsaved. Forget my safety, is this what we want in the us? So called honor killings?

[NConly]

6 hours ago, Alive said:

People need to understand these things. It needs to be realized that every Muslim is a potential terrorist. All that is required is a catalyst.

Lots of people do, the problem is the elected one do not.

[walla299]

5 hours ago, Marathoner said:

Yes, what of it? Right now, in the absence of whatever you all are groaning about in this topic, there are murders which are never solved. There are people who disappear without a trace... and the authorities do nothing about it. I have witnessed people refusing to talk. They are not Muslim. Muslims aren't involved.

I recall how law enforcement refused to investigate a crime so, having done their job for them myself, they still refused to do a thing about it. All of that happens right here, right now, and has been going on for longer than any of us have been alive. 

So, the comfort zone of the comfortable is being violated? So what... there has been much, much worse going on underneath your collective noses. Read Romans 3. Then, read about what the Lord and the apostle Paul endured. Are your churches better than them?

Wow, okay. Fair enough. There has always been unsolved crimes, but do you really want things like the honor killing Jade mentioned going on here in the US, maybe right down the street? I'm not okay with that even though it may happen anyway.

So if I understand correctly: We're supposed to just do nothing and sit back and let it happen? Not even try to wake people up to the danger - and maybe wake a few believers and churches up in the process with the Lord's help?

I'm reminded of the saying, "All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing."