Why we need to talk about the real enemy: ISLAMIC JIHAD!

In response to TERRORIST ATTACK IN PARIS FRANCE, we need to look seriously what Islam and Muslims can do to us if we dare to question their beliefs!

What you will learn from this video are:

• History of the Quran
• HIstory of Islam
• Life of Muhammad
• Why Jews and Christians were expelled from Madina and the entire the Middle East
• The Crusades
• Dhimmitude
• History of the Islamic Caliphate under the Turks
• Muslim Brotherhood
• The State of Israel
• Political Correctness
• Rising of Islam in the West and their agenda to dominate
• What we can do as INFIDELS (non-Muslims)
• Who are we in the eyes of Muslims and who are the Muslims.

THANK YOU MS. BRIGITTE GABRIEL! Add her at Twitter @act4america 

Muslim Leaders Declare Aim Of World Domination. Rome, London, Spain, Paris, America, ISIS

MUST WATCH!

Our political policies have failed us when Muslim immigrants are UNWILLING to ASSIMILATE within our societies. They refuse to pledge allegiance to our country's CONSTITUTION but to Islam and Muhammad. They want SHARIAH to be the law within our democratic countries.  Now, every Muslim is making headlines with a CLEAR INTENTION of ISLAMICIZING the Christian world (secular world) including ROME and the VATICAN STATES.  Our POLITICIANS have failed us and our RELIGIOUS LEADERS do not directly condemn violent verses form the Quran and Hadiths out of POLITICAL CORRECTNESS. If we keep silent, soon ISLAM will SILENCE our rights to voice our objection.  While we are still DEMOCRATIC, let's say NO TO ISLAMIZATION and NO TO SHARIAH!

IT'S TIME! We need another CRUSADES!

Collapsing Churches Prompt Protests in Egypt For New Law on Church Construction

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(AINA) -- Unusually bad winter weather in Upper Egypt all last week focused attention once again on the controversial restrictions on church building. The rainy weather caused roofs of dilapidated churches -- which have been waiting for years to receive construction permits -- to collapse.

Much of the on-going sectarian strife in Egypt is related to the ability of Christians to build churches. Most human rights organizations in Egypt have called on the Egyptian government for the last 15 years to promptly adopt "a unified law governing construction of the houses of worship." believing that this law would eliminate more than 90% of the sectarian tension.

Presently church building in Egypt is still partly governed by the Hamayouni Decree of 1856, and the 1934 el-EzabI Decree that stipulated 10 conditions that must be met prior to issuance of a presidential decree permitting the construction of a church. The conditions include the requirement that the distance between a church and a mosque be not less than 100 meters, the approval of the neighboring Muslim community, the number of Christians in the area and whether or not the proposed church is near the Nile, public utilities or railways. Copts view these regulations as confirmation of their Dhimmi or second-class citizenship status.