A new GB News documentary with Steven Edginton investigating the growth of Islam in Texas.
From Dallas to Irving and Frisco, Steven speaks to locals, campaigners and former government officials about immigration, Sharia law and the future of American identity.
During filming, security is called and Steven is accused of Islamophobia.
Is Texas changing? And what does it mean for America?
I wonder about Abbot sometimes but the real question is what’s with all these closet fools secretly converting to Islam like Tucker and King Charles?
While I agree a Constitutional amendment would never pass, we can ensure that no separate “justice” system is established (U.S. law has supremacy) and “no-go zones” are not established. In other words they can live their little muzzy fantasy but cannot exercise punishment or forbid any citizen from entering the community. It would basically become like a big HOA, except without the legal validity that some HOA’s have in court. The muzzies would have none.
Back when nearly every Fire Department was all volunteers, you never had this sort of thing happen, a few mysterious Fires, some building material later catches fire if they decide to rebuild.
You know if someone shot out the speakers for “The Call to Prayer” I wouldn’t be bothered at all.
The issue becomes when the population dominates an area. Simply do what they please regardless of laws on the books. Even simple stuff like noise ordinances are blatantly violated in Dearborn with caterwaul blasting multiple times a day, starting as early as 5am. When a non-muslim complains to the muslim mayor and police chief… yawn. When media reports on the issue the first thing city leaders do is cite noise ordinances on the books… no sharia here. uh huh…
In some ways I am reminded of president autopen ignoring sanctions on Iran. When challenged, his admin would say all sanctions remain law.
Put another poorly worded, well intentioned Amendment on the list of things the founders messed up. Just another reason why Hamilton and Madison didn’t want a Bill of Rights.