And after hearing what was said inside this “loving” mosque, you’ll quickly understand why the American people have had enough of the religion of peace.
This all started thanks to a speech delivered at the Islamic Association of North Texas, a mosque in Richardson that’s also a polling location.
The speaker is Imam Jihad Abdulmumit. He’s a former member of the Black Liberation Army who, according to the report, spent 23 years in federal prison.
And if that’s not disturbing enough, just wait…
During his speech, Abdulmumit proudly discussed his involvement in armed bank robberies, describing his past activities as part of a “war” fought with weapons. He also talked about expanding Muslim institutions and building much stronger networks… and then came the phrase that made countless Christian Americans feel uneasy:
“Standing armies.”
What’s really mind-blowing is that this is Texas, a state where patriotism, American traditions, and a strong sense of cultural identity run pretty very deep… or it should.
So, when some Islamic radical speaker with a history of armed militant violence starts talking about standing armies inside a mosque, people are going to have questions.
And one of the most important questions is what the people running this mosque actually think about the message being delivered under their roof.
The RAIR Foundation is now sounding alarm bells over this radical, hateful speech and pointing out Abdulmumit’s violent past and his remarks about building a larger, more organized Muslim presence in America.
RAIR also raises the question of wanting to know more about the mosque’s role as a polling location and whether local election officials should review this arrangement (yes, they absolutely should).But the most disturbing part of the video centers around Abdulmumit’s pride in his history of armed violence.
He chats about his past criminal activities like it’s a badge of honor. No regret whatsoever… and then in the next breath, he’s talking about building networks, armies, and institutions, all in the name of Allah, and inside the Great State of Texas.