Imposing a moratorium on data centers has suddenly become a political phenomenon across the nation as popular opposition is fanned by so-called “Democratic socialists” backed by China and Republican and other voters alarmed at their implications for local power and water and Franken AI.
Shouldn’t there also be a moratorium on the construction of an even more dangerous threat to American communities and security? As a new BanSharia.com video makes clear, throughout the history of Islam, mosques have served as multi-use facilities, including as jihadists’ forward operating bases where weapons are stored and their use plotted.
Reportedly, 48 new mosques – including some tied to the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood – have opened in Texas in just the past 24 months. That’s a formula for disaster.
It’s time for a time-out on further build-out of the critical infrastructure for jihad across America.
This is Frank Gaffney.
It is a dangerous precedent to start restricting certain religious buildings. However, if Mosques are used for another purpose than religion, then enforce the existing laws that are there to minimize the effect of military intents for these buildings. All they have to do to avoid a "anti-Mosque" statute is to call them "Christian Churches" or "Nondenominational Churches". If you want to stop sharia law and usurpation of our liberties, do it in such a way that it does not restrict those liberties. It may sound good to "restrict Mosques", but, by doing so, you are restricting big chunks of our liberty.
So, who is getting paid off in Texas?... Remember the Alamo has seemed to lose its edge with today's threats. We are watching a Soft Coup in real time....